The article itself discusses research into using
the up-and-down motion of shock absorbers to create electrical energy.
The line that most excites me is when the
suggestion is made that "In the quest for renewable, sustainable energy
for transport, no moving part will escape the gaze of scientists."
And it makes sense, doesn't it? If there is a
component or part that, in the normal activity of doing what it does, it can
also do something else, namely contribute to generating energy, we're going to
find it, and put it to work.
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