Why This NASA Battery Will Be The Future of Energy Storage

Why This NASA Battery Will Be The Future of Energy Storage
Explore the groundbreaking battery technology developed by NASA that has the potential to transform our terrestrial energy storage systems. Delve into the possibilities of nickel-hydrogen batteries, not only for large-scale energy storage but also for the evolution of electric vehicles (EVs). Could this be the solution for a sustainable energy future?

[jade_dragoon]

Seems crazy we are not using them already, was it just a price thing? It said they were relatively cheap to make though

[manoo]

You forgot to mention how fantastically expensive they are, even with mass production. You could probably build ten gas power stations for the cost of one battery storage site...

[Bellhurst]

So I’m assuming that as of today these are very expensive, hopefully that price will drop with upscaling of the industry. Glad to see any advancement in affordable and safe energy storage.

[truesimplicity]

Get'er done...🔋🔋🔋We just need to figure out how to mass produce this already proven and reliable technology; it sounds as it would be a true game changer 👍🏼

[regdor]

With lots of fluff and little specifics, sounds great !!, so what is "the rest of the story"....

[ilmaio]

Ok, let's wait for the magic battery to appear, and keep using nice ICE powered vehicles meanwhile. Everyone will be happy. 😂

[FourthWayRanch]

the cylinders are made of inconel, it's too

[DavidMatsonfamily]

clickbait. image shows car with 10, 000mi range, but the transcript shows that this was not discussed in the video. the video does mention how there's less energy density than Li-ion batteries, but that would insinuate that they would give less range than modern cars, not more.

[rodanderson]

May - might - maybe 🤔? Believe it when you see it actually happen.

[BobNob]

these batteries are old tech and are crappy

[richardwills]

Why didn’t elon musk put them in tesla