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qoobaa

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    This makes me feel that i.e. looking for bone marrow donors may become obsolete in some cases, if we know the gene sequence responsible for the disease. Instead of looking for dono…

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    That's interesting. How does it work in Spain?

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    It's even more terrifying considering the fact that it took millions of years of to accumulate such amounts of energy in fossil fuels (it's literally sun energy laying underground)…

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    I think @gravypod actually meant parallel connection, it might be quite dangerous in fact - you don't even need to draw anything from the battery to mess things up. If you connect …

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    You're right. I normally use for that, but I forgot this time. I'll fix it.

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    It's not pretty,but it's practical. Especially when it comes to electricity - watts and hours are quite easy to work with.

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    Interesting, is it Tesla? Which model is it?

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    I know it's not as simple as "connecting 10k batteries together". It's an interesting topic anyways, there are a few guys already doing it with promising results (check HBPowerwall…

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    Thanks, I fixed the title. I'm not an English native, so I make a lot of errors like this :-).

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    The question was if it's possible to use someone's else electricity when the sun isn't shining in your place. While it's technically possible and in many cases economically reasona…

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    You can use aluminium instead of copper (see HVDC Gotland). I didn't say it's just about "connecting countries with a common grid". Switching from fossil fuels to renewable sources…