How the inventors of water engines are ravaged and killed

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

With each passing day, the intellectual world is becoming more aware of how dead-end fossil fuel technologies are.

Why don't people change their technological lifestyle in order to more harmoniously fit into planetary ecological systems? And we are not talking only about the well-known environmentally friendly technologies - the use of solar, wind and oceanic energy of tides. We are talking about technologies that are more revolutionary, for which burning fossil fuels is a primitive yesterday.

One of these "new" advanced technologies is a car with a power plant based on the splitting and subsequent combustion of water molecules. People have been constantly inventing this engine for at least seventy years, but only now, in the 21st century, it is gradually becoming clear to everyone - why these inventions are not available to the masses.

The problem with such devices is that they will completely change the way the world's energy companies do business. Perhaps they will even destroy them. Therefore, such inventions are the first threat to multinational corporations in the energy industry.

10 years ago, in 2008 (!!), at an exhibition in Osaka, the Japanese company Genepax presented its "water vehicle". For the driver of this vehicle, it does not matter what is in his hands: a bottle of soda, a glass of tap water or a bucket of lake water. All this can be poured into the "gas tank" and it will work fine. The device that generates fuel will split this water into oxygen and hydrogen molecules, which will burn and the car will start driving.

The reality and practical value of this car is patented in patent companies around the world. Click HERE to view the Japanese patent for their water power system. You can also search by patent number ** 2006-244714 **. Finally, the same documents are on file at the European Patent Office.

Here is a short video about this Japanese wonder car:

So, the car is there. It does not exist in blueprints and on YouTube, but drives on roads in reality. All its nodes are built and patented. And this is for 2008!

It follows from this that in 2018 the Japanese company Genepax should be known to the world no less than the world's first automobile conveyor of Ford factories.

But, people of 2018, have you heard anything about this Japanese company? Of course you haven't heard anything. A year after introducing its vehicle, the company closed and went bankrupt.

Genepax is not the only group of innovators trying to promote hydrogen fuel. Stanley Allen Meyer is another brilliant lone inventor. He invented and built a split-water vehicle himself. By some miracle, the story of this man became available to the masses, getting into the report of a local news station in Ohio:

Here's another short clip of Stan showing off his technology:

So what happened to Stanley Meyer? Has it been made rich by potential investors? Did you give him a lot of money to build cars? No, it was not like that.

At first, after Stan and his videos appeared in the news, some “experts” began to call Stan a fraud. And then he went into a restaurant in the parking lot, drank cranberry juice, felt bad, went outside and died there.

Water is an ideal fuel source. A water molecule is made up of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. When an electric current with certain parameters is passed through the water, it breaks down into its constituent elements:

With the subsequent combustion of oxygen and hydrogen in the engine, the energy output is two and a half times higher than when burning gasoline. In this case, the product of combustion is water vapor, which returns water back to the atmosphere.

Not long ago, researchers at Virginia Tech extracted hydrogen energy from water in a different way. They found that xylose in plants breaks down water molecules as well as electricity.

Another area for research is the so-called free energy devices, the implementation of which will be a tremendous technological change in the history of mankind. However, you cannot even imagine how many people are involved in suppressing and ridiculing information about these discoveries.

And this mass is financed by a very small group - people who own oil, gas and coal companies. Therefore, is it any wonder that everyone who has achieved some kind of success in alternative energy faced a stream of misfortunes. Their laboratories burned incessantly, their businesses went bankrupt, and many inventors were mutilated or killed altogether.

Nevertheless, alternative technologies are so grandiose that in the era of global networks and complete transparency, sooner or later, they will pave their way to people. There are several dozen stories about the technologies of water electrolysis in order to obtain hydrogen as a fuel. Therefore, we hope that our short article will morally support and inspire many, many inventors of hydrogen cars.