Nope, they’d be too heavy. they’re a special blend of reinforced fiberglass which make them an absolute cunt to cut through and can’t crush them either.
They’re big fucking awful single use pieces of shit
Information changes fast and they’ve figured out how to recycle them.
PhotographerChris New captures a beautiful shot of the full breadth of Deepwater Wind’s Block Island Wind Farm in Rhode Island. While the five GE Haliade turbines tower 600 feet above the water, there’s a lot going on under the surface. Photographer David Doubilet captures a lion’s mane jellyfish gliding underneath a turbine during our #OffshoreBlockParty — one of many marine creatures, native to Block Island, that have begun using the turbines’ steel supports for shelter. Read more about our latest InstaWalk at GE Reports.
From our GEnx jet engines to the massive ecoROTR, circles and spheres are fundamental to the GE family of machines. And what better day to celebrate the beauty and utility of circles than today.
