Ok, all. I will first admit I'm very new to discovery in this field, but it fascinates me and I would like to do some free work on my own at home. I don't claim to have an extensive scientific background, but I do have a background in the atmospheric sciences, so my understanding there is more than average.
I have seen many machines others have invented, using hydrogen power, electromagnetic power, etc., but they normally do have a power source to start the process. Has or is anyone delving into extracting power to run such machines strictly from the atmosphere? What I mean is extracting the water vapor that exists in any atmosphere, anywhere on earth and splitting it to extract the hydrogen or anything of the like? Again I'm new, so please excuse my ignorance on this subject. I'm just more interested in learning this side of things. Thanks for your help.
S.R.
Leave it to the Japanese to thumb their noses at the powers that be
with a working water fueled car.
Yes, and also the Korean's with their (WO/2008/016238) ARTIFICIAL ATMOSPHERE DIFFERENCE INDUCTION TYPE WIND POWER GENERATOR (http://www.wipo.int/pctdb/en/wo.jsp?WO=2008016238) and their 'Magnet-amplifying engine' (300hp drive engine) was developed, shocking the world, or the Chinese "5 KW Electricity Generator is better and closer to production than almost any other Over Unity Device published on the various Patent Offices or on the Internet. Notice that these country's are past, present, and (possibly?) future enemy's of the US
You know, this is a lot of the stuff they said didn't work, that we were wasting our time, that some were threatened or allegedly killed to suppress. What Will the powers that be do now? Pray for them, tell everyone you can, before someone finds a reason to start a war with them.
Well I for one am really into sucking ions from the air (gimmie some'o them sweeet ions). I figure the more we suck the more solar wind we get so really its a kind of solar power.
Currently working on two jiggas - An oscillator powered by its own electrostatic field (posted an early version of it here somewhere here when it was still in the what-if stage) based on Voltas hailstorm and an electrolysis process (because driving inductive loads off the sky proves a little sticky).