Water Car - no myth, but a reality - world change eminent.

Great if it's true. But I wonder what the oil companies will do? They would never stand for this. Think of the disruption it would cause. The unemployment as people abandoned oil and go for water.

What would our military do? Without oil we wouldn't have a reason to invade anyone.

First of all, its on Fox news

Second of all, that news channel put a spin on it... the car doesn't run on water, it runs on that magical HHO gas (which is a fancy way of saying H2 and O2). Read your physics books!!!! a water powered car is no more feasible than a perpetual motion machine.

A hydrogen/oxygen powered car IS feasible and his little escort wagon is currently running as a gasoline powered car supplemented with a little H2 and O2 from some electrolysis.

and by the way... that channel apologized later for misinformation on the subject. Listen to what they really say! They never say its a water powered car. They say its a gasoline/HHO dual fuel vehicle, which is no more spectacular than a gasoline car with nitrous injection.

GOD, PEOPLE LET'S BE REALISTIC!!!! It has nothing to do with oil conspiracies or government coverups. Its simple technology, and if we start believing what Fox news has to say, we're all going to be riding unicorns and dragons in the future.

And I may be wrong, but I think that takes a sh!tload of electricity to run off of...not so simple as just pouring water into an engine.

You are right...

Asking a car to turn water into H and O, only to combine it again later is like filling your chevy with exhaust, asking it to turn it back into gasoline, then burn it in the engine.

With gasoline, the potential energy is very high and the exhaust is very low. With water, its potential energy is very low, so you have to add as much or more energy TO IT to get it to a state where it has potential energy. Using water to power an engine would require more energy than the engine can create. Look it up under the law of conservation of energy. Chem 101 stuff from elementary school.

At any rate world change may be imminent, but I doubt it will be eminent.

Water cars
Amidst all the myths and myth busting about water-powered cars, has anyone ever considered the total costs of extracting ancient sunlight locked in fossil fuels? Add up the costs of exploration, WAR, investment, WAR, research, WAR, drilling, WAR, transportation, WAR, refining, MORE WAR, more transportation, marketing, and the ultimate costs to the environment (which no one seems to know with any certainty). Does oil or coal truly yield more energy than THEY cost?
Brilliant physicists always argue to get energy from water or biofuels such as ethanol from corn requires more energy than it yields.
How much energy does a gallon of gasoline or a kilowatt hour of electricity generated from filthy coal truly cost? Does anyone know?

Oh, and Curtis73, I'm no scientist either, but would it not have been Physics in high school, not chemistry in elementary school?

Obviously Curtis73 needs to go back to school. We do not use more energy mining for oil. Google " joe cell", and try it yourself. You only need little electricity in mining the energy stored in water.

Law of conservation of energy is being twisted by ignorant people who need togo back to school.

total crap.

hahahahah... Joe Cell... thanks for the laugh. That let's me know exactly how gullible you are. I should come over and sell you some land in FL...

Seriously... the volumetric demands of engines are HUGE, and even if you could supply enough H and O to an engine, it still won't violate the laws of physics... OR chemistry.

Something for nothing, Curtis. It's not physics or chemistry. It's more like religion.

God is my fuel source. Miracles happen in my fuel tank every day. It has to, or my perpetual motion machine wouldn't run. Rub-a-dub-dub, thanks for the free energy. Amen

Smell my fart. It's not there. It's a miracle..sniff.sniff..lol

There is a state where this whole company has been riding hourses to work.

Google: Sidyoung water electrolysis

Well, dang if there isn't a car that runs on water.