TIL In 1990 Stanley Meyer had produced Water fuel celled Cars but he mysteriously died and his patent considered fraudulent.
Posted Jan 29, 2013, 5:24 AM UTC
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TIL that there are still people in the world that lack a basic understanding of thermodynamics. ಠ_ಠ
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LOL , OK so its very clear none of you guys have any idea about the operation of stanley meyer's fuel cells and related tech. horse-pheathers, Creating a novel was to seperate h2o into its component gases does not break any thermodynamic laws, What he did was very real, and there are people who are replicating this technology as we speak, and have covered serious ground. It is obvious your scientific understanding is that of a peon. Your precious thermodynamic laws were created by observing the operation of a steam engine back in the day. Don't you think science is a little bit more advanced today? Your comment embodies the fundamental issue in science that had prevented scientific growth over the past couple decades... science clinging to stupid laws that have no real value and only serve to deter innovative, revolutionary and creative thinking. http://www.stanleymeyerwebshop.com/ - shit works
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You can break water into hydrogen and oxygen, sure. There's just no way to do it that doesn't cost more energy than you're going to get out of it in the end. Period.
PS: Shit's a money-making scam and you should be ashamed you're promoting it.
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Your wrong, I could prove it to you but that would be a waste of my time. Close minded idiots like yourself will always cling to they're weak , un-informed ideas. If you weren't an idiot you would have done more than read the first 4 google search links, and then you would realize meyer was as far as you can get from fraud.
"You can break water into hydrogen and oxygen, sure. There's just no way to do it that doesn't cost more energy than you're going to get out of it in the end. Period." I've never seen such a close minded peon comment, clearly you have completely mastered your grade 12 physics textbook and now understand the fundamental forces of the universe.
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Prove otherwise and you'll not only have overturned everything we know about physics, you'll be a shoo in at Stockholm. Until then, go screw, you amoral grafter. $52 for a few cents of brass pipe that does absolutely nothing except act as a tangible reminder of your victims' gullibility and ignorance? Fuck you and the scam you rode in on.
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Do you mean hydrogen powered? That has been around for a while with BMW's might but still hasn't caught on with the public.
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No, the linked video is a bunch of "free energy" woo.
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I think they actually say that the water is separated into hydrogen and oxygen and that the engine is basically hydrogen combustion. That makes it a hydrogen engine. Of course some sort of energy needed to break down the H2O molecule and that really isn't described but it isn't painted as free energy either.
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Some shill for Meyer's website was just in the thread claiming 300% efficiency for the process. It's free-energy woo.
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Sure, the individual in question saying that is spouting "free energy woo", but the video is not.
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i have a bridge I would love to sell you.
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Nah I got two of them so far
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It's funny how some people think energy is some sort of object they can just gather in a bucket. It's a concept you crazies!
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Sure it says on wikipedia his patent was fraudulent, because of the patent fraud case, but if you look into the court case you realize the entire case was staged by oil companies with following smear articles (oil companies run the world) because there was no valid evidence put forth in the case. One of his patents is classified as having undergone demonstration to the patent office, and was shown to be completely legitimate.
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It wasnt real. There is no free energy.