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butcherguy
English is my first language, and I am not getting the reference.
Please tell us if it references the game (World of Warcraft), the alien signal or something completely different.
Heck I'm not into video games at all and haven't the faintest
clue about what game you are referring to
Angelic Resurrection
butcherguy
English is my first language, and I am not getting the reference.
Please tell us if it references the game (World of Warcraft), the alien signal or something completely different.
Heck I'm not into video games at all and haven't the faintest
clue about what game you are referring to
Thanks for remaining aloof.
We can whittle World of Warcraft away from the options.
That leaves:
-Alien signal
-Something completely different
I did say please when I asked for an answer before. Won't do that again. Any more dragging on with it, and I will be inclined to believe that you have no earthshattering news and this is a troll thread.edit on 12-12-2013 by butcherguy because: (no reason given)
Angelic Resurrection
Soon as Hydrogen can be obtained cheaply from water, this becomes possible.
The following result indicates just that.
WoW, Yesterday, I was able to split 4 gms of water ( that was treated with AG environment )
into H2 and O2, using only 0.38 wh, without using any catalyst, or conductivity improver.
Now I can safely predict that, I can render fossil fuels obsolete, in the near future.
any1 who has not Checked the scribd link in my sig may do so.
Again this thread is only to share the result and not discuss, the underlying science math or tech.
Cheers
Angelic Resurrection
reply to post by tigertatzen
Patent is still pending, at the moment
After you submit a patent application to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), your invention is officially “patent pending” and you may use that term when describing the invention to others. In fact, because of the large backlog of cases at the USPTO, your invention is likely to stay “patent pending” for several years.
DenyObfuscation
If it has been submitted would it not be accessible?edit on 12-12-2013 by DenyObfuscation because: (no reason given)
Vasa Croe
reply to post by SirMike
You should check out his other threads on this same machine dating back a couple years now.....all have the same ending.
If, however, you mean available to search for the patent, I believe the answer is yes
DenyObfuscation
reply to post by Krakatoa
If, however, you mean available to search for the patent, I believe the answer is yes
Yes, that's what I'm thinking. OP claims the patent is pending therefore I would think the patent application would be accessible. As far as I can tell, Patent pending status affords some protection. If someone else is expected to not infringe upon the rights of the pending patent I would think they would have to be able to see what the pending patent contains.
Does this not make sense to anyone? What might I have wrong here?