Saltwater fuel is here

The video montage of news reports is located at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6vSxR6UKFM

An article relating to Hydrogen fuel cells: http://www.lanl.gov/news/index.php/fuseaction/home.story/story_id/1673

Sodium exists on the sun in abundance: http://periodic.lanl.gov/elements/11.html

The surface of the sun is nearly six thousand degrees celsius, while the corona extends to several million degrees. Article location: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1998/06/980616065017.htm

I'm interested in hearing more about this process. Plasma is everywhere.

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[volopok]

The radio waves take more energy to make than the fire produces.

ps you have no idea what you're talking about

the salt helps to conduct the energy the fire is just the water splitting into H and O and then re bonding into H20. so basically nothing useful is done.

[chrisdenton01]

this guy is high 

[JenMichel100]

@volopok

hey dont u know that radio wave can penetrate a hundred feet? if we have a container of salt water a hundred feet long and penetrate radio waves on it, i believe we can produce energy larger than the energy use to produce radio waves!!!!!! why are u so fucking retard trying to make conclusion without a fucking experiment?

[somedudeinva]

@IanCrossland Dude,

A trumpet makes a louder sound because of a very efficient conversion of vibratory energy from your lips. Energy is not inflated. Not one bit.

Re: your cold fusion is claim requires some kind - ANY kind - of evidence. I'd be happy to find out you're right, but I somehow don't think you are and have no reason to believe it.

If you have some kind of explanation, go ahead and send it to me. But your "explanations" are just more of the same - unsupported claims.

[IanCrossland]

@somedudeinva like a trumpet making a louder sound because it is shaped like it is at the opening. You get more output than if it looked like a flute. Probably all organic life is undergoing fusion. I think when you crack your knuckles you are breaking the sound barrier.

Runaway Breakdown is my main basis for believing in inflative energy in our universe. If you want more drawn out specifics on why I believe these things, hit me up with a pm.  This comment section is more for banter.

[somedudeinva]

@IanCrossland You aren't explaining anything. You're just spewing unsupported claims.

"Yes, you can get more output from the same input if the shape is different."

Based on WHAT? What is your evidence? What is your argument? What can you bring to the table to support it?

I'm all for turning established theories on their head, but you just sit there and spew random shit and then insist that you don't need to explain it.

"Pumpkins undergo cold fusion".

PROVE ME WRONG, closed-minded one!

[IanCrossland]

I didn't say the sun seems like perpetual motion, to begin with. Yes, you can get more output from the same input if the shape is different. Yes you can amplify energy. I think to really work on this theory realistically, we need to do 0 gravity experiments on hydrogen reactions in saltwater spheres.

[somedudeinva]

@IanCrossland So you just "know" it? Seriously? I can see why you wouldn't want to explain things if your explanations are similar to those in this video.

[IanCrossland]

I'm sure someone can and will. I know it's true, I'm not going to spend my life trying to explain it to people that don't want to understand.

[somedudeinva]

@IanCrossland Doesn't explain the sun? Au contraire. When considering Einstein's mass-energy equivalence the first law of thermodynamics holds perfectly well for the sun. The sun does NOT "seem like perpetual motion".

Are you actually suggesting that the energy of the universe undergoes inflation? Can you support this hypothesis??

[rhysvw]

dude your funny as fuk but dont know why