Today, I come one step closer to realizing my dream of cruising to work in my hydrogen-powered Walking Forest Machine:
“Current hydrogen storage methods are expensive and suffer from performance disadvantages but we’ve developed a range of magnesium alloys which has the potential to overcome these problems,” said Professor Dahle.
“Using standard casting equipment, we’re able to produce alloys that absorb hydrogen like a sponge, store it safely for long periods and release it on demand when either the pressure or temperature is varied.”
Via PhysOrg.
Striking fear into the heart of the spotted owl since 1991: The walking machine adapts automatically to the forest floor. Moving on six articulated legs, the harvester advances forward and backward, sideways and diagonally. It can also turn in place and step over obstacles. Depending on the irregularity of the terrain, the operator can…
i think hydrogen power is good because it really tells how i feel!!!!!!!!!!