Can Water fuel world - [Water Burns! (Energy Crisis solved?)]

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | May 30, 2007 | By Joe Kovacs

[freemike]

Is the solution to America's energy needs as simple as a trip to the beach?

The idea is a fascinating one as a Florida man searching for a cancer cure may have stumbled onto a virtually limitless source of energy: salt water.

[Cicero]

Does he have a bank account he needs to get out of Nigeria as well?

[cripplecreek]

Water is made out of hydrogen and oxygen.

[neodad]

I’m sure we’ll let the Chinese and Cubans drill for water in the Atlantic, but the environuts won’t let us. We’ll become addicted to foriegn water.

[bnelson44]

How much energy does his machine use to generate enough energy to ignite hydrogen in water?

[rellimpank]

--I have occasionally looked at a World Nut Daily article but won't bother any more---

[Logophile]

The possible ramifications of the discovery are almost mind-boggling, . . .

Well, my mind is almost boggled.

[riverrunner]

If true the evio wakos well soon come out agaist it.

Most likely saying to well hurt the endangered blue spotted gill fish.

Or some other BS.

[Williams]

According to the article his machine is successfully treating cancer AND he discovered a limitless fuel source as well. What are the odds?

[Artemis Webb]

um...

[al baby]

[randog]

How much energy does his machine use to generate enough energy to ignite hydrogen in water?

Oddly enough, the article doesn't touch on that.

[thackney]

from the article:

Kanzius has been told it's actually hydrogen that's burning, as his machine generates enough heat to break down the chemical bond between hydrogen and oxygen that makes up water.

Heat does not break down the chemical bond. Heat changes the liquid water into steam.

Kanzius said he hasn't decided whether to share his fuel discovery with government or private business, though he'd prefer a federal grant to develop it.

Now we see his plan. No thanks, I'd rather not fund a snake-oil salesman with tax dollars.

[xcamel]

could be about the same as the odds of a president getting caught with and intern in the oval (oral) office - and getting away with it...

[Strategerist]

--I have occasionally looked at a World Nut Daily article but won't bother any more---

Looks like WingNutDaily got embarassed that "India Daily" was pulling ahead of them in the moronic "science" article department and are trying to catch up.

[atomicpossum]

Water Burns

Not only that, but GEORGE BURNS!

ROBERT BURNS!

FRANK BURNS!

[Constantine XIII]

This is why we don’t take World Net Daily seriously, lol.

[kinoxi]

Quite a bit.

[Still Thinking]

He also invented an anti-gravity machine but lost it when he left it turned on when he left for lunch.

[Dreagon]

If salt is a necessary ingredient, then it must have something to do with the sodium.

[Vigilanteman]

My mind is boggled that they would waste good bandwidth on this tripe. He needs to sell this idea to a gullible politician like Barack Obama. Maybe it would get his attention off moonbat ideas more damaging to the nation.

[RandallFlagg]

Bookmarking

[HangnJudge]

This is stupid

This one is dumber than I would expect from even World Net Daily
The lack of attention to scientific facts is breathtaking
Ranks up there with the perennial perpetual motion machines

[dynachrome]

Maybe he will finance the perpetual motion machine I am trying to market.

[BJClinton]

That’s silly, everyone knows dihydrogen monoxide burns cleaner and is just as plentiful.

[Larry Lucido]

And the byproducts combine to form deadly dihydrous monoxide, known to cause millions of dollars worth of damage every year and to claim thousands of lives.

[kinoxi]

You can give him a few kick backs and attempt to create a perpetual funding machine. :)

[Larry Lucido]

Damn you!

[Moonman62]

Don’t forget rug burns.

[dighton]

Big Oil is suppressing the news by swamping World Net Daily!

“HTTP Error 500.13 - Server error: Web server is too busy.”

[HangnJudge]

That’s silly, everyone knows dihydrogen monoxide burns cleaner and is just as plentiful.

No you fool,
I have conclusive proof that it is Hydrogen Hydroxide

[wysiwyg]

How much energy does his machine use to generate enough energy to ignite hydrogen in water?

Yeah, I was just wondering the same thing. If the energy required to keep the reaction going is greater than the energy output it's just another take on the proverbial perpetual motion machine.

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Maybe WorldNutDaily should get one of these thingees to power their server.

[Larry Lucido]

Heat changes the liquid water into steam.

Hey, wait a minute. Steam....that could be used to power stuff, like locomotives and ships. We may have stumbled onto the perfect solution for all our energy needs, what with all this unlimited water around!

[ckilmer]

this thing must be a big deal. the servers won’t serve up the page.

[Larry Lucido]

And with salt as a byproduct, we’ll never want for salt again!

[JerseyDvl]

Dittoes to that.
After all those hot scoops you would think WND would have won awards by now.
/s/

[dynachrome]

“perpetual funding machine”
I think they are known as dem-o-rats

[dangus]

You forgot MONTGOMERY BURNS!

(As modelled by Michael Chertoff)

And...

CONRAD BURNS!

And...

Brooke Burns!

[JerseyDvl]

That is a very strange looking post.

[wysiwyg]

--I have occasionally looked at a World Nut Daily article but won't bother any more---

Same here, but the title made me look. There are links to youtube videos of news reports on this from three different TV stations. It works, but again: How much energy does it consume?

Anyway, here's one link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kKtKSEQBeI

[HisKingdomWillAbolishSinDeath]

I think the model name of the first car that runs on it should be called “The Flipper”.

I wonder what station you needed to have your radio tuned to in order to run your car. If its Howard Stern, I’m sticking with gasoline.

Even if true, man’s greed would never allow for anything with the words “free” and “energy” to coexist on this planet.

[HangnJudge]

I wonder if this miracle machine turns Lead into Gold

The alchemists will be greatly disappointed

[Jet Jaguar]

Lower the sea level.

In your face AlGore.

[Leisler]

You know why the roads have potholes? Because roads are made from asphault, which is oil. At night I go out and pick out a nice disk of road, take it home and burn in in my woodstove. Real nice heat once you get it going.

And now you know.

[Redcloak]

Thank you!

[HangnJudge]

At night I go out and pick out a nice disk of road,
take it home and burn in in my woodstove

That’s where it all went!
And all this time I thought it was a Rovian plot

[Repeal The 17th]

And then there is the part where he says this:
“And look, the paper itself doesn’t burn,
well, it burns but the paper is not consumed.”

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Roll that statement around in your head for a little while.

[MeanWestTexan]

I wouldn’t be upset about getting rug burns with Brooke Burns, but Mrs. MWT would kill me.

[OSHA]

this thing must be a big deal. the servers won’t serve up the page.

Big Oil has hacked the website!