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| − | '''Whale oil''' is a clean-burning environmentally-friendly fuel. It is a renewable energy resource that is good for the environment. Whale oil is extracted from | + | '''Whale oil''' is a clean-burning environmentally-friendly fuel. It is a renewable energy resource that is good for the environment. Whale oil is extracted from [[whale]]s that live in tubes. They are hooked up to a whale matrix. |
Experts estimate that by 2016, whale oil will completely replace fossil fuels. | Experts estimate that by 2016, whale oil will completely replace fossil fuels. | ||
| − | NASA is currently studying the feasibility of giant orbiting whale-oil powered laser death stars. | + | [[NASA]] is currently studying the feasibility of giant orbiting whale-oil powered laser death stars. |
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| + | == See also == | ||
| + | * [[Olive oil]] | ||
| + | * [[Space Whale Tube System]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:15, 8 February 2012
Whale oil is a clean-burning environmentally-friendly fuel. It is a renewable energy resource that is good for the environment. Whale oil is extracted from whales that live in tubes. They are hooked up to a whale matrix.
Experts estimate that by 2016, whale oil will completely replace fossil fuels.
NASA is currently studying the feasibility of giant orbiting whale-oil powered laser death stars.
