yep, that would pass the criteria
Plausibly it's trying to minimise land area with some degree of contiguity so it's not just picking random cities though. India's economy isn't much bigger than the 5th or 6th economy while having substantially more territory and population.
Very good point, but oxygen is very abundant and you'll more than likely already have oxygen generators with a level of redundancy, or be in an atmosphere with oxygen.
Also for load balancing you could constantly be splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen, then react them back into water when you need a large amount of energy at once as an alternative to electrical batteries which degrades less over time, if heat is all you want at least.
All I'm saying is there's so many applications that we're never going to get to a level of 0.
The problem is time.
You're just considering human spaceflight. Keeping humans alive and equally importantly sane for years is very different to sending a probe somewhere, and we've been getting better at the latter
The Greens also have a terrible name, they're a left wing party that don't particularly care about environmental issues. Meanwhile the Lib Dems just stand for whatever the government doesn't, which changes depending on who's in power.
Nope.
I love induction hobs, electric cars & planes, xenon spacecraft and all that, but even if we get to interstellar travel, there's going to be a frontier where people are going to be using the lowest maintenance, easiest way to generate immediate heat, even if it's from solar/fusion powered hydrogen or ethanol generators. It's just a lot easier to store and release small but much larger than instantaneous generation amounts of energy as flammable substances than in batteries or pumped storage or whatever else.
If we don't get to interstellar travel, I expect we'll still have the same in remote regions on earth/our solar system.
Burning things for heat is never going away as long as humans are around, there's always going to be someone "off-grid" which means you're more than likely gonna be burning something for cooking and warmth (ie heat)
Issue is Hamas are the government of Gaza, and it's pretty hard to get past that.
Plus the same people can't tell the difference between Israel and Jews in general so maybe it's just a lack of comprehension and reasoning.
Unclear, but somewhere between 1865 and 1875, which makes it right around half the age of my parents' house
Idk about you but if the government took 24% of my money I'd be ecstatic, currently it's much closer to 55-60%, a too-big percentage of which goes on privatising profit and nationalising losses.
nah unfortunately not from the looks of things, there's some places which definitely had mad cow disease that aren't coloured, but I wouldn't be surprised if the actual map is still very correlated
This is something I really have an issue with: they're trying to paint it as a race thing when it's a wealth/class thing.
They're trying to frame it like they hate anyone non-White while I'm willing to bet good money they have nobody, White or otherwise, from places like the Deep South/other poorer places in the US, and it's just that Latin & Black people are more likely to come from less privileged backgrounds for historical reasons than White/Asian people.
That's not to say that racism doesn't exist, it's just to say that it's definitely not the biggest factor here. Don't buy into corporations trying to divide the working class by race, when it's so obviously a class struggle.