Why can't we get power from waves?
Lesson created by Lauren McAlpine using TED-Ed's lesson creatorVideo from MinuteEarth YouTube channel
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The ocean is covered with literal waves of energy, and if we could convert this energy into electricity, we could power all of humanity’s electrical needs. But for now, that’s just a dream. MinuteEarth dives into why we haven’t been able to harness the power of waves.
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yonatan erlik
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i think right now we should think about more ways to make electricity from more stuff that is not just turbines. then we will have probebly more option of how to make electricity. maybe it will even help use the waves to make electricity.
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