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wabder
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Ways to save the planet: Infinent winds
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March 16, 2009, 08:19:41 am »
yesterday i watched this show and as soon as i heard the idea i knew straight away the problems he would face and how to encounter them
straight frmo the beggining i knew he would need to attach metal straight poles onthe side i knew he would need to use a form of netting to hold the air ship
i knew he would need to use a sort of threaded rope instead of a steel chain
There was one thing that was a disaster waiting to happen which is he used plastic to hold 9 tons on the airship but the problem is not the strength but they use copper wires wraped around the plastic
I can just imagine the copper wire overheating and causing the plastic to melt and rip off....
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Thanks Terry! ^^
adamchapman
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Re: Ways to save the planet: Infinent winds
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March 28, 2009, 01:39:35 pm »
That program makes me angry. They always have a "non-expected" problem or a ridiculous experiment to make it more exciting.
Did you see the one where they tried to plant trees by dropping the seeds from a helicopter at the right height and speed to get them spread by the right amount? They could have just spaced them out on the ground wil a belt and a hole in it
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March 28, 2009, 01:41:51 pm »
there are so many flaws to their ideas
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