OIL no need hahahah!!! fuck the middle east we dont need them any more

[NeedHacksBad]

My teacher says that NASA is trying to split the hydrogen from the oxygen in water to get to pluto or somthing.... Cars could run on hydrogen instead and we could run our cars for a lifetime on like 2 glasses of water. But even if we did this the corrupt oil people will still keep us dependent on it till it runs out.... and when it does wouldnt there be like big ass holes in the ground where the oil used to be? They could like clean it out and people could live down there helping with the overpopulation of the world... But nobody would wanna live down there

[Doupleganger]

they actually made a engine that runs of the heat that was produced by the water so... its very possible

and now oil companys are trying to buy out this .. new dip dip
its funny but we still need oil to lubricate stuff O_o but we can use other stuff for that to.. but still nmmm...

[ace76543]

Cars could run on hydrogen instead and we could run our cars for a lifetime on like 2 glasses of water.

wrong. just wrong.

Cars could run on hydrogen instead

until we run out of WATER

[Doupleganger]

wrong. just wrong.



until we run out of WATER

what happened when you burn water it splits hydrogen atoms from the oxygen and releases them into the air with combine with the oxygen in the air H2O (i make it rain) and its like cycle over and over so you basically gained the most efficient source of fuel ever.. if this idea progresses it could really mean something

[ace76543]

what happened when you burn water it splits hydrogen atoms from the oxygen and releases them into the air with combine with the oxygen in the air H2O (i make it rain) and its like cycle over and over so you basically gained the most efficient source of fuel ever.. if this idea progresses it could really mean something

not if you separate the hydrogen from the oxygen. the hydrogen burns faster than gas.


oh, and...quick question. why are you such an asshole in other sections?

[Doupleganger]

not if you separate the hydrogen from the oxygen. the hydrogen burns faster than gas.


oh, and...quick question. why are you such an asshole in other sections?

no... i am verry polite and charming , very

[masoudmasoud]

uhh... i just know that mentos are not healthy with diet coke

[Doupleganger]

i know mountain dew lowers your sperm count i experimented with it and it dose

[NeedHacksBad]

We cant run out of water. Even though the ocean has an ammount its so high you might as well consider it infinite. We can purify saltwater t fresh its jsut expensive. With gouravs lil saltwater thing we wouldnt even need to purify it.

[[MPGH]arunforce]

what happened when you burn water it splits hydrogen atoms from the oxygen and releases them into the air with combine with the oxygen in the air H2O (i make it rain) and its like cycle over and over so you basically gained the most efficient source of fuel ever.. if this idea progresses it could really mean something

It's impossible. It goes against the laws of thermodynamics. You can't create energy from nowhere. It's mostly bullshit, a small percent is propaganda. Just watch, you will never see a working demo.

[[MPGH]iverson954360]

It's impossible. It goes against the laws of thermodynamics. You can't create energy from nowhere. It's mostly bullshit, a small percent is propaganda. Just watch, you will never see a working demo.

Oh shit arun is going to go on a factoid rage in like two seconds

[Doupleganger]

It's impossible. It goes against the laws of thermodynamics. You can't create energy from nowhere. It's mostly bullshit, a small percent is propaganda. Just watch, you will never see a working demo.

they made a engine that worked for a few min XD
demo? good e-nuff..

[[MPGH]arunforce]

Yeah, I just saw that video. I may be wrong, but I believe I am right. I'm curious to see if it's just the radio frequency that is required for the burning, and of course does it exceed the energy required to maintain it...

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"Efficiency-wise, they started at around 76 percent of Faraday's theoretical limit." https://www.peswiki.com/index.php/Dir...ng_Radio_Waves

So technically, it does work. I was looking at it the wrong way, they have no intention of replacing anything as an energy source, they just want to replace the gasoline combustion engine with a saltwater combustion engine. If we had an ultra-capacitator for a battery, this would be really great. Energy could be used, charge, and stored efficiently, and life would be great. Unfortunately, we would have to use Lithium Ion batteries or worse, and they are expensive and slow. So, the technology is there, it just requires other technology.

So in other words, Gourav was right for once. I remember seeing this article I think on Physorg, when it was announced...

[[MPGH]iverson954360]

My teacher says that NASA is trying to split the hydrogen from the oxygen in water to get to pluto or somthing.... Cars could run on hydrogen instead and we could run our cars for a lifetime on like 2 glasses of water. But even if we did this the corrupt oil people will still keep us dependent on it till it runs out.... and when it does wouldnt there be like big ass holes in the ground where the oil used to be? They could like clean it out and people could live down there helping with the overpopulation of the world... But nobody would wanna live down there

You can do this in Freshman Science.... Water+Acid+Electricity= Hydrogen

[ace76543]

iverson makes a good point


but hydrogen burns fast. i'd much rather run out of oil and have to walk everywhere than run out of fucking water