Water Fuel: The Next and Best Alternative Fuel

[wilnoy]

a scientist here in our country invented this kind of technology.. news came out but the government DID NOT recognize him.. nothing happened.. for sure the government is not interested about the new technology but they are interested in OIL companies.. and now they are pushing to use BIOFUEL.. from sugarcane.. which they can benefit... it is our dream to have that HHO. water fuel.. it is like in the middle east. where buying oil is like water and buying water is like oil...

[cruzere120]

He sold out to the goverment.

[inthe96744]

Beautiful. I would love to see this used in airplanes. Much larger but figuring that you have a way to use salt water into pure H2O. We have abundance of this.

[kanoabiondolillo]

if you use magnets you will not need lubricant

[bluboy4]

We will still need oil for lubrication but hydrogen is the way to go because it's inexaustible.

[nediamnori3000]

Will we ever get away from oil ? This is amazing. Why arent we seriously

trying to implement this ??

[gerblewienercat]

to everybody saying that this is nothing new, using electrolysis to break water down into its components hydrogen and oxygen isnt new, but using electrolysis and then making HHO, ive never heard of that being done before

[degree7]

@gerblewienercat

Apparently Oxy-Hydrogen torches have been around since the 1800s.

[BBYTUN]

Breaking water down into Hydrogen and Oxygen is nothing new. All of the videos on this and inventors out there are just tinkering with technology that has been in existence for 40 or more years. The only problem with it all is creating a way to break the water down without having to put in more energy than you'd get out, otherwise it would make more sense to run your vehicle/home off pure electricity.

[BBYTUN]

This is nothing new by any means, the news stations only report on this is because 1) they have nothing else better to report on, and 2) high fuel prices has everyones panties in a bunch.

[6slimying4]

the brass ball would imediatly melt

[6slimying4]

hotter than the surfice of the sun, haha your temperature is off by a few million degre's

[dontfuckthisup]

the surface of the sun, not the center, dumbass. and yeah, i'm replying to an 8 month-old post

[6slimying4]

i said surface and the surface is hotter than the center

[vanillahunk]

How much electricity does it take to convert the water to hydrogen? Is it counterproductive?

[tenrazo215]

i wish it was true. if it's true, they're keeping it away from us.