Stephen Horvath has been of great interest to me since the m70’s when he claimed to run a car on water. His patents are still around and perhaps his technology should be revisited.
He got in to trouble by claiming COLD FUSION in the combustion process as Helium was coming out of the exhaust. The set up I was witness to did have bottled Hydrogen but he was hitting the gas with gamma rays in his special radiation tube which we believe raised the energy levels of the Hydrogen which we now know is a very poor fuel by it self but with this process it performed like a normal Hydrocarbon fuel. In 1979 he claimed that a conversion would be about $1700.
For various reasons he left the automotive research as it became clear the ‘system’ did not want this technology so he has focused on the big picture to produce Mega Power using the Muon Generator.
Wayne Lording adressed the CLIMATE TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH GROUP explaining the many variables that need to be considered in order to make the appropriate choices when installing a Solar Power Station on the roof.
Indeed there is much to consider from the many types of panels, inverters, batteries etc. The new and exciting compliment to this is GEOTHERMAL ENERGY and how that can be used to heat or cool the home using the earth as the heat sink. A simple trench is all that is needed and not to be confused with the idea of drilling a hole to the centre of the earth to get the heat to generate Steam as with the large Commercial geothermal generators…Indeed wayne is on the cutting edge when it come to a ‘Total Concept’ in harnessing the best of both systems and also other factors like using the grey water and sewerage waste as a totally integrated package.
I was searching for any information relating HAARP to the recent storm in Fiji and indeed there is but this one came up showing some very unique phenomenon in the clouds that may relate to HAARP or who knows??…Either way a fas
Here is a great discussion well worth a listen to. Yes it rocks the boat but scary what they say about the new generation of kids…
Summary
Today a wide ranging interview on free speech, climate change and the death of Supreme Court Justice, Antonin Scalia with Canadian author and commentator Mark Steyn.
.ABC RADIO NATIONAL – BETWEEN THE LINES FEB 18 2016
85 years ago English judge Lord Moulton, said that human action can be divided into three domains. At one end is the law at the other is free choice and between them is the realm of manners. In this realm Lord Moulton said, “lies a domain in which our actions are not determined by law but in which we are not free to behave in any way we choose. In this domain we act with greater or lesser freedom from constraint, on a continuum that extends from a consciousness of duty through a sense of what is required by public spirit, to good form appropriate in a given situation”.
The hydrogen car has taken one step closer to becoming a reality in Australia, with Toyota announcing plans to import a single example of its new Mirai electric car.
While Toyota will not sell the car to the public, the groundbreaking machine will be at the core of a campaign intended to raise awareness surrounding what hydrogen cars can offer.
On sale already in Japan, Europe and the US, the fuel-cell powered Mirai transforms hydrogen into electricity and water, giving it an emissions-free range of around 550 kilometres.
Toyota will exhibit the car at Sydney’s World Hydrogen Technologies Convention in October before using it in a road show intended to win over government authorities, the public and press in Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney.
Toyota Australia president Dave Buttner says that although the Mirai offers cutting-edge technology, it is too early to sell hydrogen cars in Australia.
They say bad things come in threes, so this might not be the last word, but for the second time in just a few days, we’ve gotten wind of an overlooked startup company that aims to give the much-publicized Tesla battery a run for the money. This time it’s the “stealth” company 24M Technologies, which just yesterday announced a new lithium-ion battery that it’s calling a semisolid lithium-ion cell.
Dr Oscar Archer from Adelaide argues that Australia needs a new, clean and economical form of power and suggests that we need a revolutionary way of providing energy.
Using nanotechnology, the firm is looking to develop a “super” solar cell that could eventually generate as much as twice the power as conventional solar cells. Double the power? Yes, but that’s not all folks as the technology will also reduce the cost of solar cells. According to this October 16 MIT Energy Review article, the firm will develop “…silicon nanowires that can improve the performance and lower the cost of conventional silicon solar cells”.
