A man researching Cancer treatment in his basement has used radio
waves to burn saltwater. As is the usual case it takes more energy to
make the radio waves to burn the hydrogen than the burning creates,
resulting in a net loss of energy. You just can't seem to get around
that thermodynamics law, can you.... Unless? Is is possible to use
the radio waves that constantly bombard the earth from outer space to
maintain the burning of the saltwater? Is it possible to collect a
large amount of radiowave over a relatively large land area and
concentrate them enought to maintain the burn? obviously we couldn't
use this in cars, but it could be used at an electric generating
station. Is this possible?
Chris
http://www.boingboing.net/2007/09/01/garage-researcher-bu.html
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