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  • + guest4afa61 guest4afa61 8 months ago
    Excellent! I love this... very clever and well-presented. Going to share with readers on my blog: http://pillownaut.blogspot.com/2009/03/funnymoon-suite.html
    :)
  • + guest6bc93 guest6bc93 9 months ago
    I think this presenatation is brilliant! Its my current example to others of how to do presentations the RIGHT way. Thank you for posting!
  • + skytland Nick Skytland 11 months ago
    henriquealves - credit given on slide 101. I love your presentation on how to save the planet! Great work.
  • + henriquealves Henrique Alves 11 months ago
    Some of the slides in this presentation are adapted from my original submission which you can find here: http://www.slideshare.net/henriquealves/nature-matters-or-how-to-save-the-planet/

    I don’t mind if you use my slides as a starting point but it would be nice if you gave me some credit.
  • + liveonmars James Smith 2 years ago
    This maybe true but He3 doesn’t exist in any large quantity on earth and a he3 reactor that does exist on small scale, in large scale could power our cities with less effects and initial material that is currently used.
  • + srdill Stephen Dill 2 years ago
    I’m in the camp that says we have yet to mine the value (material and knowledge) of the 70% of our own planet that is under water. Why do we continue to look to other planets to supplement our limited land-based and shallow-submerged resources when so much is still available at greater depths in our own oceans?
    http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/robert_ballard_on_exploring_the_oceans.html
  • + guest5ea4cf guest5ea4cf 2 years ago
    I’m in the camp that says we have yet to mine the value (material and knowledge) of the 70% of our own planet that is under water. Why do we continue to look to other planets to supplement our limited land-based and shallow-submerged resources when so much is still available at greater depths in our own oceans?
  • + liveonmars James Smith 2 years ago
    Nice Slide show. OoTM (http://liveonmars.org/) wants to go back for the reasons of gathering he3 for new fuels to change the world not just for exploration. But still very nice slid show.
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