Corillian

I know, im sorry i probably didn't explain it properly, i meant that they couldn't work individully, so a combination may be the best idea. Or maybe none of them at all, we might discover and new source or way of extracting a source never found before

What othe clean source do we have, wind to power cars? not practical, mini nuclear power plants? not practical and dangerous, Solar Panels? damage could stop car, only really usuable in sunny enviroments. Oil wil run out eventually, so we may have to use a mixture of all sources?

That will be me in 2 years, lol, latin, they do that now

Okay. Thankyou for setting me straight. Now i have to go and tell my chemistry teacher that. Does that mean that hydrogen cars aren't really renewable because you need the energy for electrolysis, probably from fossil fuels so its not really a great option for the future.

To extract hydrogen from water uses electrolysis. To extract it, you use less energy than you get out from burning oxygen and hydrogen back together again, so why don't we use some of the kinetic energy made by the engine to recharge the battery to keep the process continuous. Also, you wouldn't need to refill it, because its reactants are hydrogen and oxygen (water), and in the end, you get water as a product, so its renewable. Even if the kinetic idea doesn't work, you could use small solar panels to get the energy you need for the electrolysis. If I am wrong please tell my why and how i can correct myself.

Im sorry for creating my own post, ill post it here instead Quote "Hello, have just signed up to this forum. Unlike many of you i'm sure, i am only 14 and therefore will not understand half your saying. I have several friends similar to me, who we discuss philosophy, science and just about everything else we can. It usually ends with one of us revising our views on the subject. I am sure you may think im too young, but will learn everything i can from the site. Thanks, Corillian"