Einstein's design required no electricity and had no moving parts. Although it was less efficent at the time, Malcolm McCulloch, an electrical engineer, believes he may be able to quadruple the efficiency.
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Einstein's Green Refrigeration Design Revived
(via www.physorg.com)
Submitted by ViciousCritic on Sun, 2008-09-28 03:18. | Tags: technology | einstein | refrigeration | third world
Einstein Refrigerator Making a Comeback?
(via cleantechnica.com)
Albert had the right idea, but he must have gotten too busy with other things and lost interest. Now there may be hope for millions without refrigeration.
Submitted by MaxMaxL on Mon, 2008-09-22 06:12. | Tags: science | Albert Einstein | cooling | cooling systems | einstein | freon | freon gas | ozone hole | refrigeration | refrigeration systems | refrigerator
Einstein fridge can help global cooling
(via www.guardian.co.uk)
Scientists are redeveloping one of Einstein's 1930 inventions, a refrigerator that could run without electricity and greenhouse gases.
Submitted by listenupgirl on Sun, 2008-09-21 15:03. | Tags: design | einstein | electricity | freons | greenhouse gases | refrigerator
Einstein against Global Warming
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Cute animation to promote the 7steps against global warming
Submitted by effective on Sun, 2007-08-05 17:09. | Tags: nature | politics | take action | animation | climate change | einstein | global warming | greenpeace | video | youtube
