Mags
These fellows[and gals] took snapshots too

https://futurism.com/it-took-over-200-years-but-scientists-finally-figured-out-how-water-conducts-electricity/

how wonderful to see the mechanism at work ....

@ this was shared by Giantkiller at OUR last week.


thx

Chet K

Quote from: ramset on December 07, 2016, 02:47:23 AM

Mags
These fellows[and gals] took snapshots too

https://futurism.com/it-took-over-200-years-but-scientists-finally-figured-out-how-water-conducts-electricity/

how wonderful to see the mechanism at work ....

@ this was shared by Giantkiller at OUR last week.


thx

Chet K

Interesting read. It kinda goes along with the way I approached the work of Stanley Meyer in that I figured main stream science must have missed something in it's understanding of water and life sciences in general. As such I found something that was overlooked and that was how plants actually break the bonds of the water molecules. It turns out that water molecules are even being broken down in a thunder storm practically the same way Meyer had figured out how to break the bonds of the water molecules outside of Dr. Faraday's electrolysis method.


My findings show there is another way to break the bonds of the water molecules outside of Dr. Faraday's electrolysis method that is far more efficient than energy the requirements for electrolysis. The science I uncovered will lead to a whole new era of scientific discovery. Water the stuff we all know but know so little about is now being figured out which will improve our understanding of the way things work in this world as it basically takes the magic out of the equation for magic is just science we don't fully understand yet.


Thanks for the post

...tell ye what , I second that  ^^^   ;0)  lol

Quote from: ramset on December 07, 2016, 02:47:23 AM

Mags
These fellows[and gals] took snapshots too

https://futurism.com/it-took-over-200-years-but-scientists-finally-figured-out-how-water-conducts-electricity/

how wonderful to see the mechanism at work ....

@ this was shared by Giantkiller at OUR last week.


thx

Chet K

The second liquid state of water occurs between 104^o - 140^o Fahrenheit (video).  The properties of liquid water, such as it's thermal conductivity, refractive index, conductivity, surface tension, and the dielectric constant changes within that temperature range.  Each property has a different 'crossover temperature' somewhere within this threshold, and the researchers suggest that this is because the liquid water has switched into a different phase (reference).   Temperature difference between electrodes...(Proceedings of the Faraday Society).

Gravock

Quote from: h20power on December 08, 2016, 12:38:48 PM


My findings show there is another way to break the bonds of the water molecules outside of Dr. Faraday's electrolysis method that is far more efficient than energy the requirements for electrolysis.

There was a guy here sometime back, years, that was trying to show us how to do hydrolysis without electrodes, but rather a test tube with a coil of wire around it at say midpoint and input a certain level at certain freq and the lye he said was a metal, and the coil induced the metal in the water solution and said it produced a profuse amount of gas. The solution he said had to be saturated to work. Nobody got it to work if I remember.

Mags