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Author: UserUser
Date: Mar 21, 2008 14:01
Ten years ago today (March 21, 1998) Stanley meyer died of a brain
aneurism. That was two years after he was found guilty of gross and
egregious fraud, forced to repay a couple of his "investors" some
$25,000, and forced to shut down his scam by court order.
While a few of his followers still hold out that he was legitimate, in
the intervening 10 years not a single one of them has been successful
in building a water fuel cell or fueling a car with nothing but water.
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Author: wmanzowmanzo
Date: Mar 20, 2008 18:52
I was doing a utube search on hydrogen fuels and came upon
Stan Meyer and his invention for converting water into
a fuel.
Anyway, it was interesting because the utube video
referenced NASA-Lewis Research Center and
I was a scientist-engineer there myself.
About old Stan, if he is dead then he was murdered by
the "Klan". If he isn't dead then he is living nicely in another
country.
The "Klan", "Nazi-Klan", or "Super-Race Klan" controls
all of the United States and all technology and
all the simple human brains who try to understand
technology.
If they don't like you they kill you. And, since they can
slice through your internal organs like a hot knife
cutting through butter__Stan was murdered by the Klan.
Instant heart attack or Instant Aneurism, etc...
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Author: TheLoneRangerTheLoneRanger
Date: Mar 20, 2008 12:04
On Mar 18, 3:14�am, jessie cheung yahoo.com> wrote:> May people are asking what is so good about hydrogen cell cars? We
> still have to go to the gas station and by the hydrogen to put in our
> tanks right? Indeed, you probably will have to the gas station because
> regard to one store hydrogen accounts due to the refrigeration
> requirements, as it must a very cold.
> But, hydrogen is a great thing to fuel our cars with because it is the
> most abundant element all the planet and because so many compounds
> containing hydrogen and thus it is really easy to get a hold of.
> Storage is currently the biggest hurdle.
> Imagine making hydrogen out of water; which is two parts hydrogen and
> one part oxygen; The separation is fairly easy with electrolysis and
> when you take the hydrogen from water you are left with oxygen, which
> you can just release if you want to or you can use it for medical
> purposes were some other need such as welding. Oxygen all by itself is
> valuable.
> Hydrogen can also be used in a regular car motor with only a little
> retrofitting. Once the hydrogen is used it doesn't do much polluting
> although there is water that will come out the back of your car. The
> water will be very pure and water is very abundant our planet is well ...
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Author: theloneranger100theloneranger100
Date: Mar 20, 2008 01:12
>
> May people are asking what is so good about hydrogen cell cars? We
> still have to go to the gas station and by the hydrogen to put in our
> tanks right? Indeed, you probably will have to the gas station because
> regard to one store hydrogen accounts due to the refrigeration
> requirements, as it must a very cold.
> But, hydrogen is a great thing to fuel our cars with because it is the
> most abundant element all the planet and because so many compounds
> containing hydrogen and thus it is really easy to get a hold of.
> Storage is currently the biggest hurdle.
> Imagine making hydrogen out of water; which is two parts hydrogen and
> one part oxygen; The separation is fairly easy with electrolysis and
> when you take the hydrogen from water you are left with oxygen, which
> you can just release if you want to or you can use it for medical
> purposes were some other need such as welding. Oxygen all by itself is
> valuable.
> Hydrogen can also be used in a regular car motor with only a little
> retrofitting. Once the hydrogen is used it doesn't do much polluting ...
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Author: tyrone schneidertyrone schneider
Date: Mar 18, 2008 04:27
Everyday, all around the world, we all experience steel. Our vehicles,
our roofs, and the buildings we work in-they all impact us. Sometimes
we can see it. Sometimes we walk on it and don't even know it. There's
no mistake, though, steel is not a discretionary material.
Steel is vital to the economic stability of every developing country
in the world. The steel industry supplies more that $50 billion worth
of economic activity in the United States alone.
Countries like China and Russia create enormous demands for steel-
straining full capacity steel suppliers.
This article examines the history of steel, the steel marketplace, and
the future of steel in an increasingly "green" world.
History of Steel
Many people think steel is a product of the modern age. Not so. Some
experts date steel manufacturing to 1,400 BC in Africa. The Chinese
used steel, as far back as 200 BC, to successfully manufacture
weapons. However, these were primitive steel making ages.
It wasn't until the 1600s that steel making became a large scale
operation. Again, steel was used primarily to forge weapons. But
during this time, inventors began to experiment with steel for
different uses.... ...
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Author: Don LancasterDon Lancaster
Date: Mar 17, 2008 15:11
We've already seen five major reasons
why the pulse electrolysis crowd has not
and will not get anywhere: (1) The staggering
loss of exergy that flat out GUARANTEES
that electrolysis from high value sources
( such as grid, pv, or wind ) flat out ain't gonna
happen; (2) the utter futility of stainless steel
electrodes with their hydrogen overvoltage of
iron and low energy surfaces; (4) misuse of
frequencies millions of times too low for water
molecule resonance; and (5) The enormous
difficulties in properly measuring pulse
waveforms.
To which we can add a sixth and major
biggie: Monumental cluelessness over
Fourier Series.
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