who is  uing non conventional source of electricity generation by using bull or other animls?
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Indians....using its dunk
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renewable: Hydro Electricity, \nNon: Gas, Oil, Natural Gas, \nsorry thats all I could think of.
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There are also polar bear/brown bear hybrids, as well as hybrids between Asian and African elephants.  These elephant hybrids are of exceptional interest because this hybridization is not only across species but across GENUS.  Artificial processes have produced geeps and cammas.  Geeps are a cross between goats and sheep, and cammas are crosses between llamas and camels.  Hybrids between one-humped dromedaries and two-humped Bactrian camels also exist.  Additionally beefalo are crosses between cattle and American bison, coydogs and coywolves are crosses between coyotes and dogs or wolves, and wolf-dogs are self explanitory.  Leopons are leopard/lion crosses, and jaglions are jaguar/lion crosses.  Pumapards are the result of cougar and leopard matings.  Caracals and servals (both are long-legged african cats) can also hybridize.  Domestic cats can hybridize with most small wild cat species.  There are also numerous intraspecies hybrids, such as Amur/Bengal tigers and Borneo/Sumatran orangutans.  Many closely related parrot species also hybridize, as well as closely related frog species, and closely related fish species.  Bass frequently hybridize in the wild, and mallard ducks mate with numerous duck species.  Chinese geese, greylag geese, and domestic geese need no captive situations to hybridize, as well.  Nor do wild boars and domestic pigs.  Whitetail deer have been known to hybridize with mule deer.  Most tragelaphines (African spiral-horned antelope) hybridize frequently in captivity.  The usual offspring are lesser kudu/sitatunga, lesser kudu/bushbuck, sitatunga/bushbuck, and sitatunga/bongo.  The acheivement of producing an elu (eland/greater kudu cross) was especially important.  Elands can hybridize with cattle, so the elu exposed the close relationship antelope have with cows.  Spider monkeys can also hybridize between species.  Well, those are all the hybrids I can think of right now.  I hope that helps! ^_^
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Yes I believe there is.  If I am not mistaken it is one that has convertible energy source.  I believe it can use either natural gas or propane gas.\n\n\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AiczHi..Uh6._y0UWddPS93sy6IX?qid=1006022811250
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Green energy that includes natural enegetic processes.  Geothermal power, wind power, small-scale hydropower, solar power, biomass power, tidal power and wave power fall under such a category. Some versions may also include power derived from the incineration of waste.\n\nRemember that no power source is impact-free. For instance, concerns are raised over bird kills and in some cases noise pollution by windmills and over heavy metal use and associated mining damage by raw materials used for constructing solar cells.\n\nHere in Greece we have used windmills  ancients before electricity but now we use it to produse electricity for our islands. We use also solar cells and  small-scale hydropower to produse electicity.
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http://www.howstuffworks.com\nThey may have a link.\nThey did for building a wind powered generator.
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It is a non-renewable fossil fuel.  Oil and natural gas are also fossil fuels.
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A thermal power plant uses heat.  I don't know what a 'themal" power plant is.  If you can't operate a spell-checker, I doubt you have the gray matter to expend on thermo-dynamics.
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Not with conventional methods.
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There is already a device that can collect electrical discharges, made earlier in the turn of the century, they are called leyden jars, Modern day terminology call these devices Capacitors or battery. The innovation from the leyden jars to the rechargeable battery took centuries to develop. The reason why they do not build massive structures for the purpose you described is because simply that lightning is an uncontrollable energy source. its random unexpected occurrence, its unstable and erratic voltage potentials makes it very dangerous and an inefficient source of stable energy. Perhaps why electromagnetic generators are built and are still being used as of today to supply a more controllable source of electrical energy. Its flexibility of use with hydro-electrical plants, wind farms, and fossil fuel plant, make the electrostatic generators more advantageous to deal with than lightning alone in producing electricity.\n\nOther alternative energy to consider are nuclear, solar, hydrgen fuel cells, and geo-thermal energy.\n~meow
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Electricity may be generated directly from solar panels (using the photo-electric effect) or from providing rotational force to an electric generator (just  wires moving across a magnetic field). \n\nAny form of energy that creates movement can be used for the generator -\n1. Apply heat to water to make steam to turn a turbine to turn a generator). The heat could be provided by fossil fuels, nuclear power, geothermal sources (eg hot springs), solar radiation.\n2. Use wind or water power to turn the generator (windmills & hydroelectric dams) \n3. Tidal power again to rotate a generator.\n\nAll these forms of electrcity generation require major capital expenditure that perhaps would be difficult for Ghana to afford. However, the windmills & solar panels are probably the easiest to implement since they could be implemented by an incremental approach. The disadvantage is the inability to match supply to demand.
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conventional means mainstream or those that most people use\nSo in general, fossil fuel - oil, gas, coal is what most of the world uses today.\nNonconventional could include solar, wind and even more exotic sources like ocean waves.  Another example is thermal energy such as what Iceland has done - also check out their new plans to totally avoid fossil fuel by going to fuel cell.  Check out this link:\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/1727312.stm
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go to king's outdoor world for pictures\nalso read the blogs on it.\nturned out to be a hoax.\nit was said to be killed in utah but turned out to be a high fence bull taked in canada\nthey even have a picture of it feeding out of a bowl
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Well, they do, but you really need to remember to take a lot of these alternative feul source claims with a grain of salt.  Don't get me wrong, I'm always on the lookout for alternative energy sources myself but you really need to remember that in the two examples you've quoted, there is a great deal of scandal and controversy over the fact that the people who own the patents are making a fortune selling devices that take in more energy then they produce...  Which makes no sense to me.\n\nBoth of your examples imply that there is free energy available from water (or that water is used as a fuel) but water is not a fuel in either case.  It's the hydrogen that makes up two parts of the H2O that is the fuel and... remember this part, I'm going to capitalize it since it's so important... IT COSTS YOU MORE ELECTRICITY TO SPLIT THE HYDROGEN, THEN THE AMOUNT OF ELECTRICITY PRODUCED FROM THE HYDROGEN.  The only actual claims from either product I've been able to find about cost is from the cost of the water, not the cost of turning the water to HHO or "Browns Gas" as it has been called, and don't get me started on the difficulty of actually storing that gas.  Sure, the energy producing reaction turns HHO back into water, but guess what happens when you apply a match to this gas...\n\nI checked out the website for magnegas, and it presents a lot of papers (from people who have nothing to do with magnegas) listed in accredited scientific journals... but why do you suppose the paper on magnegas isn't published in any of those journals?  Hmmmm?  The most valid argument I've heard FOR magnegas in this context dealt with the fact that the makers of such are businessmen with a right to protect their product...\n\nding ding ding ding!!!!!  Hear the bells going off?  Businessmen are in the market to make money, and business is not expected or regulated in any way to have any sort of scientific integrity... Or for that matter any moral obligation towards any goal wether it be consumer satisfaction or finding a way to cut energy costs.\n\nOkay, so I'm only an amateur when it comes to science, I actually have to read what other people say when it comes to the scientific data published on these particular fuel sources, but I've studied con artists all my life and the most basic con is to offer something for nothing.\n\nSome people can give you free services legitimately, like websites.  They usually make money from outside advertisers, but when the person comes to your door offering you this "free" fuel source, you just need to pay $6500 for his generator (and don't forget, you'll be paying for the electricity to run this generator) that should be the first clue that something is wrong here.\n\nBefore I close this, let me reiterate...  I WANT a cheaper, cleaner alternative fuel source.  I use solar power and composting here at my home and I'm looking for more.  I just can't afford to be taken by those who prey upon the worlds desire for cheap fuel.\n\nHope this helps\nDuckie
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The Buy-Bull is an interesting piece of fiction. The problem is that people actually believe what is written and are working very hard to make what is contained in it a reality. The fact that it has as it's stated and sought after goal, THE END OF THE WORLD, makes it a dangerous bit of fantasy because in the nuclear age, some portion of the more zealous of the biblically co-opted may just try to fulfill this ignoble goal. The Buy-Bull needs to be totally marginalized if Humanity is to survive. You can toss the blue eye-shadowed one's Qur'an in the fire as well, for the same reason.
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No one invented electricity. It was discovered.\n\ntosmith
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Someone recently sent me a news clip about a man who's developed a blowtorch that runs on water.  He also modified his Ford Escort as a gasoline/water hybrid-- he's patented his technology and has started a company that's been contracted to design a water fueled Hummer for the military.  Totally clean burning and unlimited in supply.  The man should win some kind of Nobel Prize.  \n\nMaybe Google waterpower or something??