BlackLight's physics-defying promise: Cheap power from water

BlackLight's physics-defying promise: Cheap power from water

BlackLight's physics-defying promise: Cheap power from water

Imagine being able to convert water into a boundless source of cheap energy. That's what BlackLight Power, a 25-employee firm in Cranbury, N.J., says it can do. The only problem: Most scientists say that company's technology violates the basic laws of physics.

Such skepticism doesn't daunt Dr. Randell Mills, a Harvard-trained physician and founder of BlackLight, who recently claimed that he has created a working fuel cell using the world's most pervasive element: the hydrogen found in water.

"This is no longer an academic argument," Mills, 50, insists. "It's proven technology, and we're going to commercialize it as quickly as possible."

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[edit on 29-7-2008 by 12m8keall2c]

Should interesting to follow this one..


(visit the link for the full news article)

[edit on 29-7-2008 by 12m8keall2c]

Good to see they've surfaced again. I first heard of them and bookmarked their site back in March 2006. They seem like the real deal. It would be great to see them demonstrate their technology publicly.

Nice, hope they get somewhere with this!

Though I remember seeing a thread recently about the Japanese already having a car than ran entirely on water? Perhaps a similar system?