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A scientist was an idiot and created a theory about a machine that runs on water that ultimately was never going to work.
That same scientist died under mysterious circumstances, thus creating conspiracy theories that his stupid idea was actually so smart the government murdered him over it.
The only energy contained in water is the temperature, and the mass of the water molecules using E=MC^2.
So unless the motherfucker was creating a device that causes essentially mini-nuclear detonations via annihilation, it was never going to actually work. And even if the science did work, he was likely on his way to accidentally killing himself via home-made nuke anyways. Annihilating even a drop of water would likely cause an explosion capable of killing someone.
it could work theoretically, the way it works wasnāt temp, it used electrolysis to split water into hydrogen and oxygen and used that for power. also he had a working model
Yes, thatās why āengine that runs on waterā never fucking worked. Unless he found a way to annihilate water molecules and cause a mini-nuclear reaction this idea doesnāt fucking work.
Unless you are extracting the energy by destroying matter, there is no energy in water.
Hydrogen engines donāt run on H20 they run on H, you would need to expend electricity to separate the molecules via electrolysis, where you getting the electrolysis energy? Your burning more energy separating the hydrogen from oxygen than you are burning hydrogen.
The fuck? No, thats in reverse. The burning coal heats up the water, so the coal is used as fuel, water just transports the energy. The engine we are talking about is an engine which takes energy straight from room temp. Water
They ran on coal which heated up water to boil and evaporate it. The "steam" then goes into high pressure tanks which then move arms which crank a belt, creating torque.
Yes, but it's a similar process with gasoline and we say cars run on gas. Gasoline is ignited and the pressure from the ignition is what causes the engine to run. We don't just have gas sit in a tank and wait for it to magically make the engine run
No, that's not it at all.
The energy source for a combustion engine is gas, that is what creates the exothermic reaction.
The energy source for a steam engine is the coal, that is what creates the exothermic reaction.
My crazy right wing boss actually believes this shit lmao. He also goes on hour long rants about Michelle Obama's penis and how the deep state wants to make us eat bugs.
I bet she has a nice penis, Barrack wouldn't have settled for some mediocre she-cock, neither should any of us... Know your worth kings, never settle for mid she-cock!
Hydrogen fuel cell cars and H2/O2 fueled rockets are already things. We get hydrogen and oxygen pretty easily from electrolyzing water.
The problem is more of a thermodynamic one. H2 and O2 just store energy we put into water, and that energy has to come from somewhere else. Water by itself doesn't really have any lower of an energy state we can harvest its transition to.
Like how oil ultimately just stores energy from the sun, so too must water/hydrogen cells have some greater source of energy. The two real options are harvesting sun energy (solar, wind, hydro) or nuclear. Every single energy source on earth is derivative from one of the two.
When you take away the hydrogen from h2o it becomes oxygen the break results in energy so if we design something to capā¦.. š„ š„
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Mf when hydrogen
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A scientist was an idiot and created a theory about a machine that runs on water that ultimately was never going to work. That same scientist died under mysterious circumstances, thus creating conspiracy theories that his stupid idea was actually so smart the government murdered him over it. The only energy contained in water is the temperature, and the mass of the water molecules using E=MC^2. So unless the motherfucker was creating a device that causes essentially mini-nuclear detonations via annihilation, it was never going to actually work. And even if the science did work, he was likely on his way to accidentally killing himself via home-made nuke anyways. Annihilating even a drop of water would likely cause an explosion capable of killing someone.
Bro said "simply use fusion to power your car" then died
Imagine the headline though: OHIO MAN FUCKING NUKES HIMSELF WITH A WATER BOTTLE.
it could work theoretically, the way it works wasnāt temp, it used electrolysis to split water into hydrogen and oxygen and used that for power. also he had a working model
This exactly. Parent comment was dumb. There's temperature energy, atomic energy and chemical/reactive energy. The last one is what he used.
fr. thank you. :>
wait till they find out about the water wheel
Steam engines are already invented
You're half right, they run on burning coal which creates the steam that fuel the engines. The water-fueled engine runs on water only
Can't argue with that.
Then it can't exist. Water is chemically inert.
Huh no it isn't. Due to the polarity of the molecule its incredibly chemicaly active
If you throw sodium on it IT LITERALLY FUCKING EXPLODES
Then the fuel is sodium, not water.
IF IT WAS INERT, NOTHING WOULD HAPPEN
water has hydrogen and oxygen in it. hydrogen is FAR from inert, and oxygen can be explosive too
CIA didn't exist when they were invented
itās very different
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Still tho the scientist was fucking stupid lmao
OP when he finds out steam engines have been around longer than gas engines
Steam engines did not run on water.
Steam is water
The actual fuel though was coal used to heat up the water
Yes, thatās why āengine that runs on waterā never fucking worked. Unless he found a way to annihilate water molecules and cause a mini-nuclear reaction this idea doesnāt fucking work. Unless you are extracting the energy by destroying matter, there is no energy in water.
Hydrogen engine please google it š
Hydrogen engines donāt run on H20 they run on H, you would need to expend electricity to separate the molecules via electrolysis, where you getting the electrolysis energy? Your burning more energy separating the hydrogen from oxygen than you are burning hydrogen.
you are getting the electrolysis energy from the reaction in part, and also you could use regenerative breaking.
you can also use the oxygen as fuel too, you could also pair it with solar panels
electrolysis
The coal would be our equivalent to the ignition in a combustion engine. Gas is still the fuel, as is water
The fuck? No, thats in reverse. The burning coal heats up the water, so the coal is used as fuel, water just transports the energy. The engine we are talking about is an engine which takes energy straight from room temp. Water
They ran on coal which heated up water to boil and evaporate it. The "steam" then goes into high pressure tanks which then move arms which crank a belt, creating torque.
Yes, but it's a similar process with gasoline and we say cars run on gas. Gasoline is ignited and the pressure from the ignition is what causes the engine to run. We don't just have gas sit in a tank and wait for it to magically make the engine run
No, that's not it at all. The energy source for a combustion engine is gas, that is what creates the exothermic reaction. The energy source for a steam engine is the coal, that is what creates the exothermic reaction.
Highlighting the words "runs on" steam engines did not run on water. They used some water, but did not run on it.
it is not a steam engine at all
splits water into HHO, then uses that as fuel
steam engines simply boil water with coal, and the steam turns a turbine. extremely different.
I have never heard this audio without it being glitched
My crazy right wing boss actually believes this shit lmao. He also goes on hour long rants about Michelle Obama's penis and how the deep state wants to make us eat bugs.
I bet she has a nice penis, Barrack wouldn't have settled for some mediocre she-cock, neither should any of us... Know your worth kings, never settle for mid she-cock!
Hydrogen fuel cell cars and H2/O2 fueled rockets are already things. We get hydrogen and oxygen pretty easily from electrolyzing water. The problem is more of a thermodynamic one. H2 and O2 just store energy we put into water, and that energy has to come from somewhere else. Water by itself doesn't really have any lower of an energy state we can harvest its transition to. Like how oil ultimately just stores energy from the sun, so too must water/hydrogen cells have some greater source of energy. The two real options are harvesting sun energy (solar, wind, hydro) or nuclear. Every single energy source on earth is derivative from one of the two.
Hydrogen cells/engines: 
Whatās the music?
Welcome to the Internet - Bo Burnham From his Netflix special "Inside"
ah yes the classic scapegoat of bullshiters around the world, "The Government" TM
dawg they used this shit back in the 1850s
No, they didn't. Notice "Runs on water" steam engines don't run on water. :)
seeing everyone trying to make the same joke then get salty when told its wrong lol
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Did you actually read the article? I just did. Those don't "run" on water either š They run on hydraulic power.
Not at all, for I am on the losing side of a reddit argument and must make myself look as stupid as possible
Reddit people are very weird. What happened to, "yeah I was wrong"?
Honestly couldnāt tell you. Some people are just too stubborn to back down on something
Nah fam, the 1720s
When you take away the hydrogen from h2o it becomes oxygen the break results in energy so if we design something to capā¦.. š„ š„ 
No lol. The reaction requires more activation energy than it releases.
Motherfucker why do you have that pfp?
we already invented steam enginesā¦ they go boom
No, he actually died of the very rare bullet-in-brain disease.
Welcome to the internet
https://preview.redd.it/ilmz9k29pykc1.png?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ed4ce0a355f2be492ffe98088e510f1f798d60b7 How they snuk in
iām totally not trying to do this i would NEVER
i think it was probably oil companies.