Tesla Essay

Growing up, I was told my dreams are unrealistic. I would tell my parents that I want to be a Major League Baseball player when I grow up, but they merely laugh and tell me, “good luck with that”. I was told I have to be a good catholic. I would sit through hours upon hours of religious education to officially become a “member” of church that is built upon the values of accepting everyone and anyone into one of it’s masses. I was pressured to get good grades, so I could get into a good college,…

your lawn mower and even your family car to run on electric car batteries. Awesome, no more dealing with high gas prices! Wait…Tesla cars run on electricity…Hmmm…? To sum it all up, I started out looking for information about water going through dirt, and 3 ½ hours later, I am starting to get a headache because I can’t decide what the best seat color would be for my new Tesla in the event I won the lottery and suddenly had the money to buy…

Nearly every battery in a phone, laptop or electric car is lithium based. The element lithium is a difficult substance to harvest. It must be evaporated from brine which is found in salt lakes. This brine is pumped from underground to the surface then allowed to evaporate in large pans before being separated by electrolysis. From there the lithium metal oxide is taken to a factory where it is made into battery cells [6]. At the factory the anode and cathode materials are separated for production…

bills. To remedy this, I am proposing a self-sustaining electric car. Using numerous sources of power, I hope to prove or disprove the possibility of a car that needs no outside fuel sources besides the sun. For size and mass specifications, the Tesla Model S will be used. It will not be completely accurate because many modifications to the car will be made, but it will serve as a decent sample. The car itself will depend on three main power sources: solar power, wind power, and kinetic energy…

Inventor (George Westinghouse) ME 333 Dr.Bednarz Group 12 Raid Dinh Khaled Aljulaud Adham Alsharari Faisal Alqurashi Inventions: Hydroelectric Power at Niagara Falls Transformers Gas Shock Absorbers Improved Incandescent Light Bulb Table of Contents 1-The inventor: 3 1.1- History and Inventions 3 1.2- Awards and Honors: 4 2- Hydroelectric Power at Niagara Falls: (1893-1899) 5 3- Transformer 6 4- Gas shock absorber: 8 5- Improved Incandescent light bulb: 8 6- References: 9…

Sir Richard Branson, who heads the Virgin Empire of brands that include Virgin Airlines, mobile carriers etc. thinks that what’s most important for success is the interactivity with the work itself. Elon Musk, the man behind things like PayPal and Tesla, which are changing the world, also seems to echo Branson’s viewpoint on success. For Musk, a guy who wanted to change the market and perception of the electric vehicle, this happened with…

The modern "Tesla shield" discharges electrical energy and any incoming physical object which hits the shell receives an enormous discharge of that energy and instantly vaporizes. It can also be compared to the anti-missile air defense system of the modern times.…

Another Machiavellian idea is that morality and ethics are for the weak, powerful people should feel free to lie, cheat, and deceive whenever it suits their purpose. A prince should weaken people that are stronger then him to ensure that no foreign power invades another state. Weaker powers will side with those that are stronger than them to ensure protection (The Portable Machiavelli, Page 80-88) This idea is encompassed in Law 14 of 48 Laws of Power, stating Pose as a friend, work as a spy.…

lot of benefits like senior citizens who can’t drive” (Ozimek). The supporters argue that this new technology for these cars can have numerous benefits. Those who are skeptical about this issue makes up the other side. The “fatal crash involving a Tesla Model S” (Xinhua, 2016) is the most concerning issue the opposition believes in. They fear that the same incident could happen again and are reluctant to trust technology. The opposition remains reluctant to believe that driverless cars should…

occurred in the United States alone. In fact, a big reason is because gasoline is a substance that could potentially catch on fire. In comparison, electric cars are more safe and there is very less chance of fire related accidents. In fact, according to Tesla (electric car manufacturer), there is a car fire every 20 million miles driven in average on a gasoline powered car. On the other hand, electric cars have an average of 1 fire incident at every 100 million miles driven. This means, there is…