[TheBagman]

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...ing-water.html

Salt water can indeed burn when exposed to a certain kind of radio wave, a university chemist has confirmed.

Rustum Roy of Pennsylvania State University verified earlier this month that the radio waves break the water into its components, allowing the resulting freed hydrogen and oxygen to catch fire.


Independent scientists said the phenomenon is credible as explained, though practical applications of the technology remain uncertain and it's unlikely to be a source of cheap energy.

YouTube - Saltwater into fire 2 (John Kanzius)

[AnnonUSA]

I have heard of this, no doubt in 30 to 50 years the world will be a much different place, if the religions don't destroy it by then.

[TacoSusio]

you just need to have faith, annon.

[FilLaB0NGo7]

Sugar is the new oil?

But seriously, I have thought about how you could use saltwater for fuel many times, ever since I was kid but I have no brains or motorskills to put theory into action. they actually have shit sailers can use salt water for small amounts of electricity, like flashlights and shit, but like batteries you have to replace them and throw out the old ones. once they find a way to recycle the salt water, possibly filter it into some aquafina drinkable type water after you used it for what you needed it for instead of just throwing the dirty water back into the ocean. the earth is big but not that big, for every action there's a reaction.

k im gonna watch the vid now k plz

[The_Egg]

Im still for the hemp thing.

[Jeff Limpio]

Originally Posted by FilLaB0NGo7

Sugar is the new oil?

But seriously, ever since I was kid I have no brains or motorskills to put theory into action.

Wow!!! You have acutally reached Self-Realization at such a young age.

Oh, and we know our resident idiot, shitvers, has been using sea water as a power source for the few brain-cells she has.