No, really.
Jun. 25th, 2010 11:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
holly_evolvingKevin Costner's machines provide hope for the Gulf. If you had told me this a year ago, I would not have believed you.
http://blogs.chron.com/newswatchenergy/archives/2010/06/bp_says_kevin_c.html
From a Fark comment explaining why this centrifuge is new technology:
"What makes it special is that typical separation equipment needs to be carefully adjusted to the density of the crap you're trying to separate. The trouble with this crude spill is that the density is not consistant. Costner's machine is designed for this problem, and is able to adjust on the fly. That's the new, brilliant part."
I'd like to think that if I had personal millions, I would also do my part to help save the world.
http://blogs.chron.com/newswatchenergy/archives/2010/06/bp_says_kevin_c.html
From a Fark comment explaining why this centrifuge is new technology:
"What makes it special is that typical separation equipment needs to be carefully adjusted to the density of the crap you're trying to separate. The trouble with this crude spill is that the density is not consistant. Costner's machine is designed for this problem, and is able to adjust on the fly. That's the new, brilliant part."
I'd like to think that if I had personal millions, I would also do my part to help save the world.