who needs oil, We need Weapons Grade Hydride

Bob Lazar scientist - DOD WizKid, UFO Scientist -- shows how he gets around paying $5 a gallon for gasoline.
he states that with just one day of money wasted in the war in Iraq - everyone could have this hydrogen fuel storage.

This is a pretty good technology and the guy has done pretty well with his setup but I have a major issue with it, and that is that it takes a lot of energy to hydrolyze water. He says solar panels will solve this issue but he hand-waves it away and doesn't get technical at all about just how many solar panels you will need to power your vehicle. And that doesn't take into account how many more you would need to power your house. And if you power the hydrolysis with energy from a natgas power plant, why not use the natural gas? If it ever makes economic sense to use hydrogen, people will use hydrogen. It currently does not make economic sense, unfortunately.

Of course this forum hates nuclear reactors, but there is a different type of reactor (of which India is completing the first power plant designed with this tech) called thorium breeder reactors. They use the element thorium which can be found in the soil all over the planet and are a hell of a lot safer and cheaper than the uranium/plutonium monsters. Those were around to produce materiel for nukes, you know. Anyways, thorium is a good source of energy which could contribute to our energy needs.

your not suppose to understand chemistry - mathmatics or science. how dare you attempt to obtain knowledge.

Stanley Meyer - found a way of using frequency to destablize the bond between hydrogen and oxygen. granted he used electrolysis to excite the molecules, he used a metal that maximized contact with the liquid. but in addition he found a harmonic frequency that caused hydrogen and oxygen to repeal on the sub atomic level. which caused an evacuation of the Patent Office Building. Patent Denied - his invention did not comply with the laws of thermodynamics. you cant break the law it is not allowed.