Justin Hall-Tipping: Freeing energy from the grid

The video discusses the concept of 'normal' through the B15 iceberg analogy, highlighting the need for innovative solutions. It explores the human genome and nanotechnology's potential to solve major problems. The speaker presents new materials for energy efficiency, night vision technology, and energy storage solutions. The video concludes with a discussion on water desalination and a call to action for solving global issues.

What event is used to illustrate the dual meaning of 'normal'?

• The development of carbon nanotubes

• The invention of the lead acid battery

• The breaking of the B15 iceberg

• The discovery of the human genome

What is the significance of carbon nanotubes in energy control?

• They are used to store energy in batteries

• They can reflect or transmit heat and light

• They convert infrared radiation into visible light

• They are used in desalination plants

How do the nanomaterials discussed help with night vision?

• They generate electricity from moonlight

• They reflect sunlight to reduce glare

• They convert infrared radiation into visible images

• They store solar energy for night use

What is the primary function of the eBox?

• To store and release energy efficiently

• To transmit energy wirelessly

• To generate energy from sunlight

• To convert water into hydrogen fuel

What is the potential impact of free and transmittable energy on water resources?

• It will increase the cost of desalination

• It will reduce the need for desalination

• It will allow for more efficient water desalination

• It will make desalination more energy-intensive