hydrogen cold fusion plasma electrolysis Reactor CFR

True. But creating enert gas is more romantic from water. Maybe add a sureflow pump to cool the water through a stainless radiator might prolong the fun. Water steram at 140F and leaves the party soon after. keep it under 125F and stay and play!! Sound resonance is the only missing key to this fledgling puzzle!

Uh, no!! Do homework junior. Two different things going on at once!

this would be cold fusion if he used pure deuterium gas instead of water.

Not cold fusion, just electrolysis and electric arcs, still kinda cool though.

It's the guy from The Colony!

Ya watchforice I am the dig dumb monkey
from the colony!!!

this is not cold fusion

OK, I need to comment on this video. This guy obviously dropped out of school before he hit grade 10. Fusion is not the process of igniting hydrogen gas, nor is it the process of electrolysis.
All this idiot is doing is splitting water molecules, than reigniting the hydrogen. Cold fusion is impossible, but the actual fusion process has little to do with water. The only "water" component is where the deuterium comes from...water.
And @ carlospfr:
you're talking about fission. Fusion is different

@Fermions83 Well I'm no scientist, and my science classes at school didn't even cover electrolysis, sadly, but could you explain WHY coldfusion is impossible? (And please note: I am not saying that this guy has achieved coldfusion because as far as i understand he hasnt) :P

You created a short circuit. Are clueless or are you trying to muddy the waters?