Radio frequencies render water combustible!


	Radio frequencies render water combustible!

pkronfield

9-11-2007 1:37 PM

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science, energy

pkronfield says:

It's time we moved on past 19th century energy - hydrocarbons. This discovery could be very important to rendering the Middle East irrelevent.

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9-11-2007 4:32 PM

ColoradoRight

Actually heard Rush talking about this today too. I wonder if it actually can produce more energy than it consumes. The big problem with ethanol, which every single Presidential candidate must kowtow to. But that's another subject. Get Iowa off the first in line.

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