The future is here?

[Omeganitros]

http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/watercar/h20car2.htm

Oh, SNAP!

[eVILPeeR]

RE: The future is here?

Too bad the article was written on June of 2003.

[QreepyBORIS]

RE: The future is here?

June 2003?

Must not work right. :P

[Rebirth0]

RE: The future is here?

It's two years old. I think it would burn up a ton of water.

[talisman]

RE: The future is here?

wtf? I'm going to look up this "Brown's gas".

that article was sketchy as hell.

EDIT: it's hydrogen peroxide. and it sucks for fuel. What are these people on?

[Afrobean]

RE: The future is here?

Hydrogen is the best form of energy, and water is its most plentiful source. Honestly, I don't see why there isn't any workable way to split the H2 from the O.

EDIT: THANKS A LOT LEGO!

[LEGO]

Re: RE: The future is here?

Hydrogen is the best form of energy, and water is it's most plentiful source. Honestly, I don't see why there isn't any workable way to split the H2 from the O.

*its

[Tps222]

RE: Re: RE: The future is here?

But, afro, the question is, how to harness the hydrogen for fuel.

[QreepyBORIS]

RE: Re: RE: The future is here?

You--

Fucking Christ.

You use electric current to split the H2 from the O. You can do it at home, even. The only problem is that they'd have to do tons of that, and the electricity is supplied by burning fossil fuels, which is pretty fucking counterintuitive.

[talisman]

RE: Re: RE: The future is here?

qreepy they're claiming that they've discovered a magical hydrolysis technique which releases H2 instead of, you know, working like hydrolysis normally does, with the hydrogen ionizing. It's bs.

[Omeganitros]

RE: Re: RE: The future is here?

Yeah, if I could take this thread back I would.

[TacoTheThird]

RE: Re: RE: The future is here?

Yeah, if I could take this thread back I would.

Hahahaha