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Pastimes : The New Qualcomm - write what you like thread.
QCOM 174.80+0.3%3:59 PM EST

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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (1866)7/15/2000 10:04:06 AM
From: qdog  Read Replies (1) of 12239
 
Ideally, hydrogen, which is why they use nat gas as a catalyst. However, it not burned, which gives it a unigue property and renders it virtually pollution free to produce the hydrogen.

Yes, metallurgy has produced better, stronger and lighter materials and other composites, that make things lighter and able to sustain torgue forces. Andretti first stab at the INdy 500 ended about 10 laps short with a mechanical failure, but he had larred the field twice, I believe, the first year with a turbine engine.

Oil is still being consider as a natural occuring substances. Nat gas is the decomposition of plant and animal, which is why landfills are built to recover methane.
When I was in North Yemen, they drilled wells that had huge columns of source rock, just couldn't find the trap. Yes there is huge evidence that this was a seabed at one time, as up 5000' of Jabal Balaq, I came on fossilized coral and crustaceous lying all over the place. In the Wahed Hadramout youu would go through hiking shoes rather quickly as that coral would still cut up the soles. Oddly, there is a vast amount of nat gas there. Wells drilled in PA, still to this day produce a small amount of crude per day (one two barrels) which can be explained with various theory, but it goes to the theory that it is actually a substance that comes from a channel deeper in the earth crust. However, we are extracting it at a far greater rate than we are able to replenish or find, in relative terms. Just like the deforrrestation of PA in the late 1800, the forrest are now only coming back to maturity. When you trek inthe woods there, you can see the man made evidence of trees in a row. How long will, if the theory is true, will resiviors be replenished?

Houston is around 40+C presently, but cars aren't exploding.

Globalstar wasn't a stock that interested me originally and still doesn't. My homework didn't add up then and doesn't now, but that doesn't make me right on the matter. Too much light being strung around the earth that has a vast amount of bandwidth in comparasion to RF. I go with stocks that my homework suggest a reasonable return, such as my call on ALA. Took it awhile, but it is starting to payoff. Of course so did QCOM......

As always your cyber debate friend,

Chris
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