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Have They Found The Cure to Man Made Climate Change ?
By rji | June 18, 2008
Genepax a Japanese company have unveiled what looks like the answer to all our prayers…. A car that runs on water and produces nothing but water as waste material.
Broadening the concept, surely the power unit could then be modified to run household generators that would be connected to the mains water system and produce power to fuel every household appliance. No more CO2, no more pollution….. Here comes the new Ice-Age.
Well, they’d have to frighten us with somehting to let them make money !!
There are some criticisms though…….
The claims made by Genepax that their product produces useable energy to propel the car, requiring only water as a fuel and creating only water as exhaust are fundamentally inconsistent with the scientific communitys current understanding of the universe. The exhaust product could be routed directly into the fuel tank to power the car for an indefinite time period with no further intervention until a mechanical breakdown of the car occurs - until parts of the car wear out.
Unless some of the water is converted to other matter or energy, this is a direct violation of the First Law of Thermodynamics and effectively makes the Genepax product a perpetual motion machine.
If the company has found a way to tap the massive amount of energy stored in the mass (E = mc?2, Einsteins most well known equation), indeed a very little amount of mass would have to be transformed, if this is not the case, then the claims as currently stated by Genepax can not be true unless the very foundations of physical science are woefully incomplete.
The only alternative is that Genepax is either intentionally or ignorantly misleading the media and the public, and that a different source of energy is actually powering car.
Some free thinkers will understand that oil corporations are encouraging negative publicity towards Genepax and are trying to discurage the idea that there may be alternatives to oil as a fuel.
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