When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
Alex wrote: Modern Marvels - show on worlds fastest (everything) they are talking about Koenigsegg Automotive
This car is SICK!!
Gonna get yourself a Tesla Model S? Those look interesting. TORQUE up the wazoo apparently (being an electric motor).
Brother I would love to get one of those. But way over priced! Yeah the electric gives you instant power curve, insane acceleration vs gas cars.
Well new technology's like that I suppose.
IMHO they should make an electric version of formula 1 (of course call it whatever they like). That's a good way to get the technology improvements flowing.
Alex wrote: Modern Marvels - show on worlds fastest (everything) they are talking about Koenigsegg Automotive
This car is SICK!!
Gonna get yourself a Tesla Model S? Those look interesting. TORQUE up the wazoo apparently (being an electric motor).
Brother I would love to get one of those. But way over priced! Yeah the electric gives you instant power curve, insane acceleration vs gas cars.
Well new technology's like that I suppose.
IMHO they should make an electric version of formula 1 (of course call it whatever they like). That's a good way to get the technology improvements flowing.
Speaking of electric they are now talking about magnetic field trains that are the fastest in the world. Electric version of formula 1? Heck yeah that would be crazy, assuming the price wasn't crazy also!
Thank you for making PhotographyTalk.com your photography community of choice.
Alex wrote: Modern Marvels - show on worlds fastest (everything) they are talking about Koenigsegg Automotive
This car is SICK!!
Gonna get yourself a Tesla Model S? Those look interesting. TORQUE up the wazoo apparently (being an electric motor).
Brother I would love to get one of those. But way over priced! Yeah the electric gives you instant power curve, insane acceleration vs gas cars.
Well new technology's like that I suppose.
IMHO they should make an electric version of formula 1 (of course call it whatever they like). That's a good way to get the technology improvements flowing.
Speaking of electric they are now talking about magnetic field trains that are the fastest in the world. Electric version of formula 1? Heck yeah that would be crazy, assuming the price wasn't crazy also!
Someone I knew in school (well he was in my brother's grade, but you get the point), once made a cannon thing that shot nails. It used the same principle as the maglift trains (sequential firing of electro magnets to push an object along). That was pretty cool. He entered it in a competition for highschool kids (on a show called "Beyond 2000" which was a technology show). The competition was about environmentally/society friendly technology/inventions. So he saids something like: "You could use it to transport food/supplies to countries/people in need by shooting it over the border".
LOL good excuse. He didn't win. A crappy syringe that can only be used once won.
Imagine Electric F1. They'd have to have some pretty awesome batteries... and they'd probably have to change batteries during pitstops too.
Alex wrote: Modern Marvels - show on worlds fastest (everything) they are talking about Koenigsegg Automotive
This car is SICK!!
Gonna get yourself a Tesla Model S? Those look interesting. TORQUE up the wazoo apparently (being an electric motor).
Brother I would love to get one of those. But way over priced! Yeah the electric gives you instant power curve, insane acceleration vs gas cars.
Well new technology's like that I suppose.
IMHO they should make an electric version of formula 1 (of course call it whatever they like). That's a good way to get the technology improvements flowing.
Speaking of electric they are now talking about magnetic field trains that are the fastest in the world. Electric version of formula 1? Heck yeah that would be crazy, assuming the price wasn't crazy also!
Someone I knew in school (well he was in my brother's grade, but you get the point), once made a cannon thing that shot nails. It used the same principle as the maglift trains (sequential firing of electro magnets to push an object along). That was pretty cool. He entered it in a competition for highschool kids (on a show called "Beyond 2000" which was a technology show). The competition was about environmentally/society friendly technology/inventions. So he saids something like: "You could use it to transport food/supplies to countries/people in need by shooting it over the border".
LOL good excuse. He didn't win. A crappy syringe that can only be used once won.
Imagine Electric F1. They'd have to have some pretty awesome batteries... and they'd probably have to change batteries during pitstops too.
Way cool! You know what your friend and my buddy would get along great! My buddy "Powerlabs" (Sam) is into building some pretty crazy stuff:
www.powerlabs.org/railgun.htm
I have big respect for people like this, those "think tanks" are always coming up with some cool toys!
Thank you for making PhotographyTalk.com your photography community of choice.
Alex wrote: Modern Marvels - show on worlds fastest (everything) they are talking about Koenigsegg Automotive
This car is SICK!!
Gonna get yourself a Tesla Model S? Those look interesting. TORQUE up the wazoo apparently (being an electric motor).
Brother I would love to get one of those. But way over priced! Yeah the electric gives you instant power curve, insane acceleration vs gas cars.
Well new technology's like that I suppose.
IMHO they should make an electric version of formula 1 (of course call it whatever they like). That's a good way to get the technology improvements flowing.
Speaking of electric they are now talking about magnetic field trains that are the fastest in the world. Electric version of formula 1? Heck yeah that would be crazy, assuming the price wasn't crazy also!
Someone I knew in school (well he was in my brother's grade, but you get the point), once made a cannon thing that shot nails. It used the same principle as the maglift trains (sequential firing of electro magnets to push an object along). That was pretty cool. He entered it in a competition for highschool kids (on a show called "Beyond 2000" which was a technology show). The competition was about environmentally/society friendly technology/inventions. So he saids something like: "You could use it to transport food/supplies to countries/people in need by shooting it over the border".
LOL good excuse. He didn't win. A crappy syringe that can only be used once won.
Imagine Electric F1. They'd have to have some pretty awesome batteries... and they'd probably have to change batteries during pitstops too.
Way cool! You know what your friend and my buddy would get along great! My buddy "Powerlabs" (Sam) is into building some pretty crazy stuff:
www.powerlabs.org/railgun.htm
I have big respect for people like this, those "think tanks" are always coming up with some cool toys!
YEp, looks like the same sort of thing.
They're pretty interesting people like this. They must dream about 10% more than we do.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
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