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Friday Math Movie - New wind turbine design

By Murray Bourne, 14 May 2010

This makes a lot of sense to me. If their claims are right, it's more likely individual homes could generate their own power.

Very small changes in propellers can make huge differences in efficiency, and of course, math is at the core of the analysis.

When can I order mine?

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