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@Nomoreidsleft LOL yep at it was before dicktionarys too LOL
wizardman42 9 months ago
Talk to George Lucas. I think you just invented the light sabre.
Nomoreidsleft 9 months ago
@wizardman42 Are you sure about the date? There were no Yankees in 1670.
Nomoreidsleft 9 months ago
2 Yankee engineers in 1670 , while experimenting with the property's of steam found that hot fossil fuel with hot water [low temp steam] = equals a catalytic response and it's just NOW making it's appearance in the engineering community WOW!!!
wizardman42 11 months ago
I wonder how could the flame bent?
afdhalatifftan92 1 year ago
Bravo, ill order ten right now :)
ashtweth 1 year ago
I think that the resulting gas is hydrogen. You created a cracking chamber with at least 700 degrees celsius, with no oxygen present?. The hard part is to get that to work in a combustion chamber..
2550osiosterdalen 2 years ago 2
Amazing! Interesting!
How was the fluids mixed? Bubbler or something else? Are you sure ALL the water and ALL the gasoline was used in the "75 / 25" mix??
2550osiosterdalen 2 years ago