Salt Water Fuel

[Kostly]

THank you, Mr. Tesla....the greatest scientist the world has ever seen.

[fitz2487]

Even if this isn't a future fuel source, is it's ability to kill off cancer cells a viable solution for people suffering from cancer?

[MIchaelpanchenko1]

the radio waves ignite the oxygen in the water, salt seems almost irrelevant. Anyhow, considering basic principles of conservation of energy, The electricity needed to generate the radio waves still relies on energy from nuclear, oil, coal, etc. It's a neat exchange of energy but a hydrogen cell performs the same function.

[soroush1962]

.... so his dead but its arguable why the government havent maybe use this idea

[Nexus2Eden]

Just goes to show you ... We don't need Human Slavery any more.

And yet... there ya go. No Profit for criminals = No freedom of their slaves.

[dave16111]

shout out to mortin salt yo!

[cjrush1009]

interesting but I doubt the output is higher then the input. The amount of energy to run the machine is far greater then the energy coming from the hydrogen. At best its a good hydrogen generator.

[G0IFI]

That's right, and therein lies the problem. You need to generate probably several hundred watts of RF energy to excite the saltwater molecules in such a way the hydrogen and oxygen are separated. If it proves to be possible to do this with useful power to spare though, it's truly revolutionary. There's nothing new about getting hydrogen out of water for fuel of course, which is why NASA are looking for water ice on other planets, but this is a new way to do it.

[WritingMotor]

@G0IFI I thought there was no limits for science so where is the problem? We use nuclear power and hope science will fix it, so i hope science can fix this.

[MIchaelpanchenko1]

@cjrush1009 Exactly! energy output can only approach input. The electricity for the rf generator seems incredibly inefficient

[topperal]

why doesn't this video have like a 100 million views??? why hasn't anyone given this guy more coverage other than just some local or state news, where is cnn? where is bbc?

[partyshock]

because there r a 100 million vidoes on subjects like this.

[martinfim]

Because the bbc and the cnn have higher standards on what they air, than some local channel.

[CrAzEyShoTz]

Isn't it just like electrolysis?

[CrAzEyShoTz]

how does it work?: Isn't it it just like electrolysis?

[loveu2121]

if tis is used saudi arabia could go bankrupt..

[Corn4CarsNotPPL]

Hawaii will be all over this....

[amro0od]

this remind me of the cars working by electricity

the question is , where did they go ?

electricity is cheaper , available everywhere and harmless to the environment

i think the same thing will happen to this salt water fuel thing

[Holynephilem]

It'll never happen! Government won't allow it.

[hardcoredrummer1990]

our government is so jacked up. We find a solution to a WORLD problem and they throw it away like its nothing.

[poeyny]

thas american creed

[dzgfdg]

@hardcoredrummer1990 get a brain. this shit is just shit, even he said it would not be a source of fuel. the guy in the video

[josh86mb]

yeah the gov would never give him a grant thats why they took him out... but he did have blood cancer so who knows

[lcaulis]

wow i love this science rocks

[ragainais]

muaxax.

it`ll probably last for several months and then the project is going to vanish.

brilliant idea which could probably rock the world.

but even more people would try to stop it sitting in their xxxx-large bodies moving twice a day and making millions of dollars making poor people work for a pence in minds.

hah.

[MannaBoBannaPeople]

I wonder whyYouTube keeps pulling this video as I have seen several vanish.

[philly1537]

wtf