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The Theory of the World - Little Killer - 18-02-2007
I think they tried it. I think because the wind resistance would whack out the propeller, resulting in it flinging off the car and slicing through another car. . .:S Ouch. . .
But, that is a possibility if you fix all the bugs and make it impossible for the propeller to move.
The Theory of the World - nomercy - 19-02-2007
It sounds plausible. If you put the turbines in some kind of casing so that the wind would push them, but not enough to make them spin out, it could probably at least power your radio.
The Theory of the World - Little Killer - 19-02-2007
Yea. . . they would look a little silly, but they'd work.
The Theory of the World - nomercy - 19-02-2007
On the right car they'd look teh secks. I'd have some, especially if I could get them in place of the headlights and put the headlights in the middle.
The Theory of the World - Little Killer - 19-02-2007
Then you can see more clearly in the night too.
OK. This is our theory of power for cars.
The Theory of the World - nomercy - 19-02-2007
Sounds good to me. now to kidnap some high-up dude from Ford and Vauxhall.
The Theory of the World - Little Killer - 20-02-2007
Hmmm. Maybe not that.
Well, back to the topic of the UNIVERSE!
The Theory of the World - nomercy - 20-02-2007
I doubt those wind turbines would work for the universe..
The Theory of the World - Little Killer - 21-02-2007
*Out of nowhere a windturbine sucks a cow into another dimension.*
. . . No I can't see that. Power for spaceships kindof has to do with the power idea.
The Theory of the World - Teh EkwEE - 21-02-2007
No, because turbines blow when there is wind, the deep vaccuum of space lacks air, r-tard. -_-;
The most likely engine for space travel would be an ionic drive or something of that sort.