Did Stan Meyer have a gold mine when he first came up with the concept of water fuel cells being used in cars? Most people would tell you no, it's not a possible situation, it isn't scientifically possible. But he did drive around in a vehicle which was said to contain the water fuel cell in it. So what is the true story, and will we ever really know?
He made a device in which he used water as his only means of fuel was water. This cell would split up the water into hydrogen and oxygen. When the hydrogen would burn it would create energy which would have the vehicle moving along.
Meyer many people believe did not really find the true fuel cell, but instead was using electrolysis to operate his vehicle. However he did claim that his vehicle could make it from New York to California by using only 22 gallons of water.
Interesting to note on this subject is that the first internal combustion engines were actually ran on hydrogen. If they knew of this technology so long ago, why isn't it used more often? Must you really question who has the control in the world? Many people believe that what Meyer started was shortened effectively by his early death. In fact it's thought that his death was not really an aneurysm, but some sort of government conspiracy to stop his knowledge from reaching the people.
Conspiracy or not? Will you ever prove that Kennedy was not assassinated by Oswald? Right you get the point behind all this water fuel technology. It's a battle between two opposing teams and in the long run the one with the most money will come out on top. But isn't that a bit ridiculous?
Of course like the conspiracy theory that is associated with the assassination of Kennedy, these claims will never be proven. But Meyer's patent is pending, and many will surely follow in his footsteps in the hopes of creating the water fuel cell perfectly.
Finally, no matter what side of the fence you stand on, it should be noticed that Meyer did drive a vehicle around using his water fuel cell. So obviously it worked, even if it was a rip off of the electrolysis theory why don't we look into it even more. What is more important saving money on those high costs of gasoline, or whether the water fuel cell was what it was said to be?
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