Why understanding Manipur is important for India’s national security Firstpost
Why understanding Manipur is important for India’s national security – Firstpost
Why understanding Manipur is important for India’s national security Firstpost
Why understanding Manipur is important for India’s national security Firstpost
Manipur violence: Govt extends mobile internet ban till November 8 Business Standard
Manipur violence: Govt extends mobile internet ban till November 8 Business Standard
Electric vehicles (EVs) have come a long way over the years. Now almost every electric vehicle can travel at least 250 miles on a single charge, and many can travel more than 300 miles. Charging times with DC fast chargers have also improved dramatically. The Hyundai Ionic charges from 10% to 80% in just 18 […]
Electric vehicles (EVs) have come a long way over the years. Now almost every electric vehicle can travel at least 250 miles on a single charge, and many can travel more than 300 miles.
Charging times with DC fast chargers have also improved dramatically. The Hyundai Ionic charges from 10% to 80% in just 18 minutes. Sure, that’s a bit slower than the roughly 5 minutes it takes to fill up the gas tank of an internal combustion engine vehicle (ICEV). But it’s not an excruciatingly slow recharge time.
That said, keep in mind that a 240 mile trip will take about 4 hours. After 4 hours of driving, I don’t think I’d get much of a heartache if I took an 18-minute break to go to the bathroom, grab a snack, and stretch my legs.
We also have to remember that for most people, long car trips are the exception. In the US, people drive an average of 40 miles a day. Most people will just recharge their EVs at home every night. And may even skip one or two nights of charging at home.
Many people who purchase EVs as first adopters don’t worry too much about the 18-minute stop to recharge. Oh, and the car’s 300-plus mile range is quite comfortable. But as EV sales grow, we’re approaching consumers who will want more range, or at least much faster charging times. This, in my opinion, is one of the main reasons for some of the slowdown in EV sales at the moment.
The answer is solid state batteries. I won’t go into the technical details of the differences between current lithium and solid state batteries. The main point of this article is the practical effect of using such batteries in EVs for the consumer. I want to show how this will make a difference and how soon we should hope to see them.
One of the two main features of solid state batteries is increased range. Toyota has stated that once it releases its electric cars with solid state batteries, it expects to have vehicles with a range of about 750 miles on a single charge. If traveling at 60 miles per hour, that would amount to 12.5 hours of non-stop driving. Perhaps in my 20s I could have traveled that much in one leg of the trip. But now there is no way I could drive half that amount of time without having to get out of the car briefly.
This range will be even more important for pickup trucks towing trailers. If a pickup truck is towing a trailer, it loses 30 to 50% of its range on any type of fuel. This is true for both ICEVs and EV pickups. An ICEV pickup can be refueled in 5 minutes, while an EV pickup typically takes about 40 minutes to recharge. If you have an EV pickup with a 400-mile range, that means you’ll drive just over 200 miles before you need to recharge. If your EV pickup can go 750 miles without a trailer, you can go almost 400 miles when towing a trailer. That would amount to 6 hours between stops for charging.
Another huge advantage of solid state batteries is charging speed. Toyota claims that its solid-state batteries will be able to be charged to 100% in 10 minutes or less on a fast DC charger.
Now EV road trips will be as painless as ICEVs. Think back to our example of EV pickups pulling camper trailers. You can drive 360 miles (about a 6 hour stretch) and charge that pickup in 10 minutes. I bet it would take longer to take the family to the bathroom and buy snacks than it would to recharge.
Another major benefit of fast charging is that people who own EVs live in places where there is no way to recharge at home. An example would be someone who only has on-street parking or lives in an apartment complex that has not yet installed Level 2 chargers for residents.
Toyota says it should begin mass production of solid-state batteries by 2027 or 2028. Hyundai says its entire fleet of vehicles will use solid-state batteries by 2030. Tesla has also said it will use solid-state batteries, but has not yet given any timeline. I expect other automakers to follow suit around the same timeframe.
I think even now electric cars are a great purchase for many people. Keep in mind that the average person drives 40 miles a day and recharges at home most of the time. I can see a fair number of two-car families having EVs and ICEVs until solid state battery cars hit the market. But if companies like Hyundai and Toyota reach their goals of solid state battery EVs by 2030, the day of the ICEV is pretty much at an end.
Read more / Original news source: https://manipurhub.com/solid-state-batteries-will-revolutionize-electric-cars-317/
Actually, 10 times. The Chevrolet Impala, everyone’s favorite Supernatural character, has been through a lot. This classic car driven by the Winchester brothers, Sam and Dean, has witnessed countless paranormal phenomena and demon-hunting adventures. However, it has not been without its accidents. In this article, we’ll take a look at how many times the Impala […]
The Chevrolet Impala, everyone’s favorite Supernatural character, has been through a lot. This classic car driven by the Winchester brothers, Sam and Dean, has witnessed countless paranormal phenomena and demon-hunting adventures.
However, it has not been without its accidents. In this article, we’ll take a look at how many times the Impala was involved in accidents throughout the series.
The first significant accident involving the Impala occurred in the episode “Scarecrow.” While running away from a seemingly omniscient scarecrow, Dean swerves to avoid it, causing the Impala to crash into a tree.
This early incident started the Impala’s troubled journey through the series.
Personal example: As a fan, this accident was a memorable moment for me as it showed the vulnerability of Impala being a character in her own right.
In the episode “Hunted”, the Impala gets into another accident, this time with Gordon, a hunter who is out for revenge against Sam.
Gordon crashes his car into the Impala, causing significant damage to the Impala. This accident symbolizes the growing threat to the Impala from not only supernatural beings, but also fellow hunters.
Personal example: This accident was a turning point in the series because it showed that even allies can pose a threat to Impala.
In the episode “Metamorphosis”, Sam crashes his Impala into a Rugaru, causing damage to the car’s front end.
This crash serves as a reminder that the Impala often becomes collateral damage in tense battles with supernatural beings.
Personal example: This crash served as evidence that the Impala can never catch a break, even when it’s not Sam or Dean behind the wheel.
In the episode “Abandon All Hope”, the Impala gets into a head-on collision with demon Crowley’s car.
The collision leaves both cars severely damaged, which is another example of the Impala getting damaged.
Personal example: This accident is particularly memorable because of its importance in the ongoing fight against the demons and its effect on the Impala’s appearance.
The Leviathans, formidable foes, attack the Impala in the premiere episode of Season 7.
They collide with the vehicle, causing significant damage. This crash demonstrates that the Impala continues to be an integral part of the Winchesters’ lives.
Personal example: This accident demonstrated the resilience of the Impala as it continued to exist despite the numerous damages.
In this episode, a collision with a truck results in significant damage to the Impala car.
The constant need for repairs and its ability to keep running was a testament to the longevity of the beloved car.
Personal example: This accident emphasized the Impala’s resilient spirit and its status as a symbol of the Winchester brothers’ unwavering determination.
When the angel Gadreel takes control of Sam, he crashes his Impala into a lamppost.
This crash symbolizes Impala’s vulnerability when one of her favorite drivers is under outside influence.
Personal example: This accident emphasizes the deep bond between Impala and the characters, as even the influence of an angel could not break that bond.
The episode “Baby” takes an in-depth look at the history of the Impala. During a flashback, it is revealed that the car was hit by a minivan driven by a drunk driver.
This event, while not part of the series timeline, is an important part of the Impala’s history.
Personal example: This accident demonstrated the resilience of the Impala, as it was not only recovered, but continued to serve the Winchesters for years to come.
In this episode, the Impala is involved in an accident when it is attacked by a demon.
This incident reminds viewers that no matter how old and shabby the Impala is, it remains a target for supernatural entities.
Personal example: This accident, which occurred in a later season, was evidence that the Impala continues to exist in the series.
In the series finale, the Impala suffers its last significant damage during an epic battle with God himself.
This crash marks the end of Impala’s journey in the series, and also serves as a symbol of her unwavering support for the Winchesters.
Personal example: This crash was a poignant moment for fans, symbolizing the end of Impala’s remarkable journey throughout the Supernatural series.
To summarize, Impala’s numerous crashes and wrecks in the Supernatural series reflect not only the hardships she faced, but also her continued presence as a beloved character.
Despite constant threats and damage, the Impala remains a symbol of the Winchester brothers’ resilience.
Read more / Original news source: https://manipurhub.com/how-many-times-did-sam-and-dean-crash-their-impala-in-supernatural-315/
African Swine Fever outbreak in Manipur, pig carcasses found … Northeast Live
African Swine Fever outbreak in Manipur, pig carcasses found … Northeast Live
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Manipur: CM praises Shirui villagers for banning hunting of animals … Northeast Live
Manipur: CM praises Shirui villagers for banning hunting of animals … Northeast Live
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Mobile internet ban extended in violence-hit Manipur till November 8 India Today
Mobile internet ban extended in violence-hit Manipur till November 8 India Today
Mobile internet ban extended in violence-hit Manipur till November 8 India Today
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Earthquake in Manipur: Quake of Magnitude 3.1 Hits Near Churachandpur LatestLY
Earthquake today: 3.1 magnitude quake strikes Manipur | Mint Mint
Earthquake today: 3.1 magnitude quake strikes Manipur | Mint Mint
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Manipur violence: Internet ban extended till November 8 India Today NE
Manipur violence: Internet ban extended till November 8 India Today NE
Manipur violence: Internet ban extended till November 8 India Today NE
Manipur violence: Internet ban extended till November 8 India Today NE
Electric cars are becoming increasingly popular, and it seems that they are the future of transportation. One of the reasons for this is that they are environmentally friendly, as they produce no exhaust fumes. However, it is important to consider where the electricity to power electric cars comes from, as this can make a big […]
Electric cars are becoming increasingly popular, and it seems that they are the future of transportation. One of the reasons for this is that they are environmentally friendly, as they produce no exhaust fumes. However, it is important to consider where the electricity to power electric cars comes from, as this can make a big difference to how environmentally friendly they really are.
China had the most cars on the road in 2019 (33 million), followed by the US (14 million). However, China’s EV market share is only 3.9%, significantly lower than Norway (45.9%), the Netherlands (15.2%) and Sweden (5.1%). The US ranked 10th with a market share of just 1.5%.
China and the US together account for 21% of the world’s population, so despite their countries’ low EV market share, they have a big impact on the global EV market.
Most countries still use fossil fuels, mainly coal, gas and oil, to generate electricity. In 2022, fossil fuels accounted for about 61% of global electricity production, with coal and gas accounting for more than 50% of total production.
The top three countries in the world in terms of electricity consumption are China, the United States, and India. These countries use large amounts of fossil fuels to generate electricity – over 80%.
This makes me wonder how environmentally friendly electric cars really are. They are advertised as environmentally friendly, but many of the countries that are fastest to adopt them, such as China and the US, mostly use fossil fuels to generate electricity. So won’t this lead to an increase in dirty energy consumption as more people switch to electric cars?
CO2 emission standards for cars, such as the Eurostandard, often incentivize zero-emission vehicles, such as electric cars, to help automakers reduce emissions. As these standards become stricter, automakers have to find ways to comply. Some of them will find it difficult to meet these standards and may even go so far as to cheat.
Switching to electric cars may seem like a no-brainer to automakers, since they no longer have to worry about emissions testing. But that situation has changed. With the surge in demand for electric cars, driven by government incentives and the automakers themselves, there is a concern that power plants may now emit more CO2 to meet the increased demand for electricity. This could completely reverse the environmental benefits of electric cars.
Batteries for electric vehicles are a key element of sustainable transportation, but they are not perfect. Mining and processing the metals and minerals that make up electric car batteries, such as lithium, cobalt, and nickel, can harm the environment.
Mining these materials requires a lot of energy and water, and results in toxic emissions. Thus, the production of electric vehicles becomes more energy intensive than the production of traditional gas-powered vehicles.
The transition to electric cars as a more environmentally friendly way of transportation is not an easy one. Electric cars produce no exhaust emissions when they drive, but the electricity they consume and the environmental costs of their production and batteries cannot be ignored.
We need to utilize more sustainable and renewable energy sources such as wind, hydro and solar power, and reduce the environmental damage caused by the production of lithium batteries to make the entire life cycle of EVs more sustainable and realistic.
Thanks for reading, world.
Read more / Original news source: https://manipurhub.com/electric-cars-are-they-really-as-environmentally-friendly-as-we-think-313/
Manipur occupies 5th rank in medal tally at 37th National Games The Assam Tribune
Manipur occupies 5th rank in medal tally at 37th National Games The Assam Tribune
Earthquake of magnitude 3.1 jolts Manipur’s Churachandpur Hindustan Times
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