Quarterly gas bill question ..

[Guest sibon]

A quarterly bill for the sun would only be an eightherly really.

 

Don't forget that the sun goes out every night, thus saving 50% on its gas bill.

[Alcoblog]

A quarterly bill for the sun would only be an eightherly really.

 

Don't forget that the sun goes out every night, thus saving 50% on its gas bill.

 

To be honest, I've thought through this line of thinking myself. If the Sun was to come out at night instead of the daytime, it'd be off peak, saving even more.

[Guest sibon]

To be honest, I've thought through this line of thinking myself. If the Sun was to come out at night instead of the daytime, it'd be off peak, saving even more.

 

Only if it had Economy 7. Can the Sun use USwitch?

[Alcoblog]

Only if it had Economy 7. Can the Sun use USwitch?

 

Look, we all like to have a bit of fun on here, but this really is a genuine question, so back on subject now please …

[retep]

So am I ... serious thread this, involving not only quantum mathematics, but interstellar travel too.

 

Seems a long way to go to put a bob in the meter.

[geared]

Don't forget about the drastically reduced sunlight hours in the winter, prices will be much lower then because obviously it's not running as long.

[cgksheff]

Don't forget about the drastically reduced sunlight hours in the winter, prices will be much lower then because obviously it's not running as long.

 

No.

Power used will be the same. British Gas will still want their pound of flesh regardless of how much Earth chooses to capture.

 

---------- Post added 03-01-2017 at 21:29 ----------

 

3.8 x 10^23 kilowatts per hour

 

1 quarter ... 3.8 x 10^23 x 24 x 90 kilowatt hours

 

 

Now ... If you will just give me the postcode of "The Sun", we'll be able to give you a quote.

Edited January 3, 2017 by cgksheff