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Low Tech Podcast, No. 75 — Cooksville 2100: Hydrogen
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Low Tech Podcast, No. 75 – 26 Jan 2024
Hydrogen Power in 2100
Let’s talk hydrogen in the year 2100.
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“Retro Synths” off of Power Pop by Holizna (pub. dom.)
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Water Macro, by Harald Hoyer (CC-BY-SA)
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My own time machine effect, mixed from sources cited in Episode No. 72
Hindenburg Disaster with Sound (and video) from Archive.org (pub. dom.)
Images:
“Honkeiko(Benxihu) Shrine” by Old Japanese postcard (大正写真工芸所) (pub. dom.)
“Kuwait burn oilfield” by Jonas Jordan (pub. dom.)
“Piper Alpha oil rig fire” by BBC, (fair use)
“Anim electrolysis of water” by Benrr101 (Ben Russell) (CC-BY-SA)
“Conventional Electrolysis” by Hodges et al., DOI:10.1038/s41467-022-28953-x
“Possible PEC reactor design schemes” by DOE (pub. dom.)
“Ivanpah solar tower and mirrors” by Garth Weals (CC-BY-SA)
“Parabolic trough near Lake Harper” by Z22 (CC-BY-SA)“How is Hydrogen Stored?” by DOE (pub. dom.)
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Low Tech Podcast, No. 75 – 26 Jan 2024
Hydrogen Power in 2100
Let’s talk hydrogen in the year 2100.
Join our community and support us on Patreon.
Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, and others.
CC-BY-SA
Songs:
“Retro Synths” off of Power Pop by Holizna (pub. dom.)
Title Art:
Water Macro, by Harald Hoyer (CC-BY-SA)
Audio/Video:
My own time machine effect, mixed from sources cited in Episode No. 72
Hindenburg Disaster with Sound (and video) from Archive.org (pub. dom.)
Images:
“Honkeiko(Benxihu) Shrine” by Old Japanese postcard (大正写真工芸所) (pub. dom.)
“Kuwait burn oilfield” by Jonas Jordan (pub. dom.)
“Piper Alpha oil rig fire” by BBC, (fair use)
“Anim electrolysis of water” by Benrr101 (Ben Russell) (CC-BY-SA)
“Conventional Electrolysis” by Hodges et al., DOI:10.1038/s41467-022-28953-x
“Possible PEC reactor design schemes” by DOE (pub. dom.)
“Ivanpah solar tower and mirrors” by Garth Weals (CC-BY-SA)
“Parabolic trough near Lake Harper” by Z22 (CC-BY-SA)“How is Hydrogen Stored?” by DOE (pub. dom.)
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