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I wonder how the hydrinos(if they are being produced) behave in comparison to 'regular' elemental hydrogen? I would like to know what would happen if you tried to combine them with oxygen through normal combustion. How would that work if the hydrinos are at a lower energy state than normal hydrogen atoms???
Originally posted by TheRedneck
reply to post by PhoenixOD
There is a huge amount of energy tied up in all matter, and possibly in space-time itself. The problem with getting it is that energy is relative. Compared to somewhere else, the entire ground of our planet may contain thousands of volts of potential, but for our uses it is simply "ground" potential and unable to supply power.
This process is attempting to retrieve energy beyond what we can typically access by lowering the energetic baseline for particular hydrogen atoms. There will be a cost associated with this as the hydrinos are released back into the environment, as they will attempt to recover that lost energy. The question in my mind is what this cost will entail. It might be destructive or it might be benign.
TheRedneck
Originally posted by boncho
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You believe someone who has taken close to 80 million from investors since 1991 while promising a workable technology in the mean time.
Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
reply to post by boncho
But don't get your hopes high... Seriously..
I think I'll decide who to trust and who to believe... seriously...
Originally posted by IanPaul
Originally posted by PsyMike91
reply to post by R_Clark
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Originally posted by The X
Originally posted by IanPaul
Originally posted by PsyMike91
reply to post by R_Clark
THIS!!! Is a great find my friend!
Imagine the possibilities now. small Hydrogenerators fro home use, Hydroengines for an alternative fuel source.
That is, if tptb don't begin to charge to just breathe the air with gasoline out of the way.
Sadly that will probably happen lol. However the other by-product is that this releases oxygen into the air, not carbon monoxide, and other pollutants. I would rather spend $50 for a "tank of water" to power my vehicle than conventional gas. Imagine what smog ridden cities would look like with clean clear air!
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Originally posted by IanPaul
Originally posted by PsyMike91
reply to post by R_Clark
THIS!!! Is a great find my friend!
Imagine the possibilities now. small Hydrogenerators fro home use, Hydroengines for an alternative fuel source.
That is, if tptb don't begin to charge to just breathe the air with gasoline out of the way.
Sadly that will probably happen lol. However the other by-product is that this releases oxygen into the air, not carbon monoxide, and other pollutants. I would rather spend $50 for a "tank of water" to power my vehicle than conventional gas. Imagine what smog ridden cities would look like with clean clear air!