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Clean Energy Technology Revolutionized by “Needle in a Haystack” Discovery
Researchers from the University of Aberdeen have discovered a new family of chemical compounds that could revolutionize fuel cell technology and help reduce global carbon emissions.
Described as the equivalent of discovering “a needle in a haystack,” the chemical compounds — collectively known as a ‘hexagonal perovskites’ — could be the key to unlocking the potential of ceramic fuel cells.
Ceramic fuel cells are highly efficient devices that convert chemical energy into electrical energy and produce very low emissions if powered by hydrogen, providing a clean alternative to fossil fuels.
Another advantage of ceramic fuel cells is that they can also use hydrocarbon fuels such as methane, meaning they can act as a ‘bridging’ technology which is an important asset in terms of the move away from hydrocarbons towards cleaner energy sources.
You know, Martin is right to set his boundaries on not wanting to hear the spookiness. But that doesn't mean Jon doesn't still need to talk to someone about it. You know who he might?
Daisy.
Daisy who has gone through the terror. Who is a monster at the moment tearing through the world. Daisy that was there for him in his lowest moments in season 4. Daisy, his Daisy.
There is a myth in media that your partner has to be the person you put everything on. Sometimes they can't, and they shouldn't have to, and while your friends aren't your therapists, they can be there for you when you need it.
Idk, even if it's not canon, I really love the idea that Jon and Daisy have their relationship where they understand elements of each other that Martin can't, but Jon and Martin still being in a healthy, loving relationship. They cant be everything for each other and that's okay. It's good actually. It leaves them all as more rounded people.
whats that defunct land quote again? every part of the film making process is awful, but not making film is even worse? idk something like that. anywah im being completely normal about art rn ::))
gameshow called 'pride or prejudice' in which the contestants are presented with a gay joke and have to guess if it was made by a queer person or a homophobe
the contestants are all vaguely liberal straight people who are desperately uncomfortable with the entire concept
I've been a contestant on this show, the title is, "Hanging around with your gay coworker before you've realized he's gay"















