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Nope, little to do with the unique system being discussed here, except for the basic concept of "hydrogen energy from water", which covers a lot of area.
It was an existing business with commercial-sized fairly conventional electrolyzers (from what their Patent shows anyway). Apparently there was a failure of a safety valve, or perhaps a faulty scheme for pressure relief (which happens all the time with steam boilers for the last 200 years now, btw.. "steam" being used in 2010 more than it ever was in the 19th century; despite the thousands of deaths and severe scaldings it has caused).
The below thread discusses it....
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...ses-death.html
....but i guess it can be mentioned everywhere and blasted in the Mainstream Media too lol, as a reminder that such work can be dangerous if proper procedures are not followed.. or perhaps as an implied threat that studying whatever BP and the other oil and coal corps don't want us to study is "bad".
Oh wait, STOP... if they did mention it in the national mainstream media, they would have millions of people hearing about the concept of Hydroxy for the first time, and they might look into it for themselves on the Internet, and hear about Stanley Meyer, and see the Columbus Ohio TV news video of his vehicle running on water on the road (or google this thread)... And they might even start asking what happened to Meyer and his tech, and where are the University studies on it.... We can't have that; so NM, forget it.
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Hydroxy:
1 known direct death (if you don't count the murders of inventors or proponents such as Dr. Eugene Mallove of MIT and Harvard; who all had the audacity to try to make an important difference in the world for all Humanity; but who happened to be in the way of some corporations' continued Trillions in easy monopoly profits).
Oil:
Untold Millions of people all over the world, from pollution, cancer, poisoning, wars, and 10's of thousands of accidents per year. And now The Gulf of Mexico has been murdered too... Like the thousands of people in Africa and the Amazon Basin who died after first having their ancestral lands stolen and destroyed by pollution and poisons.... and what else is next? We don't know yet; but we certainly know it won't be "good" for anyone.
What we can expect from this Hydroxy event, is greater awareness for safety, which is a good thing even if the cause is tragic. Its a fairly small community, and this will get around to everyone.
BTW: i am not suggesting distracting this fine TECHNICAL thread any more than it was already to answer the above comment, further replies on this subject could be made at the above link or one of the "BP Gulf Disaster" threads, which are not "technical / replication" threads
It was an existing business with commercial-sized fairly conventional electrolyzers (from what their Patent shows anyway). Apparently there was a failure of a safety valve, or perhaps a faulty scheme for pressure relief (which happens all the time with steam boilers for the last 200 years now, btw.. "steam" being used in 2010 more than it ever was in the 19th century; despite the thousands of deaths and severe scaldings it has caused).
The below thread discusses it....
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...ses-death.html
....but i guess it can be mentioned everywhere and blasted in the Mainstream Media too lol, as a reminder that such work can be dangerous if proper procedures are not followed.. or perhaps as an implied threat that studying whatever BP and the other oil and coal corps don't want us to study is "bad".
Oh wait, STOP... if they did mention it in the national mainstream media, they would have millions of people hearing about the concept of Hydroxy for the first time, and they might look into it for themselves on the Internet, and hear about Stanley Meyer, and see the Columbus Ohio TV news video of his vehicle running on water on the road (or google this thread)... And they might even start asking what happened to Meyer and his tech, and where are the University studies on it.... We can't have that; so NM, forget it.
Score
Hydroxy:
1 known direct death (if you don't count the murders of inventors or proponents such as Dr. Eugene Mallove of MIT and Harvard; who all had the audacity to try to make an important difference in the world for all Humanity; but who happened to be in the way of some corporations' continued Trillions in easy monopoly profits).
Oil:
Untold Millions of people all over the world, from pollution, cancer, poisoning, wars, and 10's of thousands of accidents per year. And now The Gulf of Mexico has been murdered too... Like the thousands of people in Africa and the Amazon Basin who died after first having their ancestral lands stolen and destroyed by pollution and poisons.... and what else is next? We don't know yet; but we certainly know it won't be "good" for anyone.
What we can expect from this Hydroxy event, is greater awareness for safety, which is a good thing even if the cause is tragic. Its a fairly small community, and this will get around to everyone.
BTW: i am not suggesting distracting this fine TECHNICAL thread any more than it was already to answer the above comment, further replies on this subject could be made at the above link or one of the "BP Gulf Disaster" threads, which are not "technical / replication" threads
. However the water amount isn't stable on air for that Meyer mix an extra amount. Remember one important thing... Meyer use steam resonator for ionized and heated water molecules first of mix with air (or exaust gas). The function of gas processor in fact is extractions of electrons from mixture molecules CO2+H2O+O2+N2 and for absorb electrons (very important) him use EEC. Maybe as result is obtained CH3NH2+O2.
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