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Thousands of witnesses is not evidence? Certain videos?
Have you done any research or are you just spitting out dogma so as not to be labelled a nutjob?
I dont see why they would be silly? It seems perfectly feasible that certain large corporations with vested interests in petroleum would not want a fuel source of this kind mainstreamed.
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This is why I got confused, there is indeed matter in space.
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Is it just me or are there more crack-pots cropping up than usual?
I bet it's the alien's putting something in the water...
This water engine rubbish crops up every now and again, and has been debunked time and again more thoroughly than I can be bothered to type out. Anyone with GCSE science can tell you why it's a load of rubbish.
I bet it's the alien's putting something in the water...
This water engine rubbish crops up every now and again, and has been debunked time and again more thoroughly than I can be bothered to type out. Anyone with GCSE science can tell you why it's a load of rubbish.
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I like this theory.
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I read it, but as I stated above, I was confused because there is matter in space yet it's called a vacuum.
If you could follow that with the first law of thermodynamics that would be great
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_law_of_thermodynamics#section_3
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Probably what they put in the air
They do want such fuel, they are heavily invested in fuel cell technology.
This isn't some radical free and easy power source. The water might be, but the metals and compounds of the fuel cell are not. It's not a miracle fuel like you seem to think.
Power companies do want this tech and are reserching. Everything you say is rubbish. Not that water fuel cells would work, you have to put loads of energy in to break the bonds. Water is an already used fuel, it's already oxidised, you have to break the chemical bonds to get it back to oxygen and hydrogen , which you can then oxidise together to release energy.
It's you who hasn't done the reserch.
Certain films? Of what glowing balls. Growing theories on naturally occurring glowing balls.
Thousands of people, however eyewitnesses are inherit neatly unreliable, well studied brain error about perception, due to our brains taking short cuts and prioritising. Simple one is have you ever seen a really big moon? Well the moon absent suddenly got closer, it's our brain using short tricks to process the info and thus leads to incorrect info.
Then there's the witness unfamiliarity with a lot of flying stuff, let alone top secret.
On top of that no alien radio waves, no spikes in energy have been detected, no signs at all.
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Half term started for most kids today, I'd blame it on that.
A Dyson rollerball?
To anyone who claims UFO's are alien craft, I say where is your proof?
To anyone who claims there is nothing to weird aerial phenomena commonly called "UFO's" I say, you have clearly not looked at the evidence.
These objects have been captured on ground and air radar with in some cases accompanying ground or pilot observation to back it up. In numerous documented cases these objects have interfered with the electronic systems in aircraft and also devices on the ground.
As to what they are, we do not know, but they clearly exist and you are a fool if you think otherwise.
To anyone who claims there is nothing to weird aerial phenomena commonly called "UFO's" I say, you have clearly not looked at the evidence.
These objects have been captured on ground and air radar with in some cases accompanying ground or pilot observation to back it up. In numerous documented cases these objects have interfered with the electronic systems in aircraft and also devices on the ground.
As to what they are, we do not know, but they clearly exist and you are a fool if you think otherwise.
Go on, link us to some evidence then. Preferably not YouTube.
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I never claimed they didn't want the power source. But if they have a system based around a limited supply of oil, water power would totally destroy that system, leading to no profits? How can you not see that? They are invested in oil countless times more than fuel cell technology.
Just look at the countless and countless videos on youtube of people inventing their own hydrogen fuel cells. Do you really think that people are hoaxing these videos to gain 1k views on their youtube accounts? Come onnn! Be real!
And im sorry but that moon analogy is irrelavant. Theres a difference between optical illusions and seeing an object.
About the radio waves and energy spikes, what makes you think they would be using radio waves?
The profits change, the profits no longer are from the fuel, they change to the fuel cell and the engineering and materials contained within the fuel cell.
Wtf has hydrogen fuel cells got to do with your stupid claims?
Hydrogen is not water.
It's not the only processing error our brains do.
There's observation blindness as well, which is well demonstrated by a professional pilot who said a crop circle must have been made in seconds. Well know you were just blind, something which is well knowen about.
There's many other such errors. The brain can't handle unknowns so it fills in the blanks. So yes you can see something normal, not recognise it and your brain paints a picture.
There's also witness unreliability. A group was taken around the dessert and shower some police tape and a man. They were then left for a week or so and a few newspaper articles. They where then interviews. Guess what, they say they saw a crashed UFO, alien bodies and all sorts.
You can't escape radio waves, radio waves are everything. They are the full spectrum from visible light to x-rays. Pretty much anything releases radio waves.
Wtf has hydrogen fuel cells got to do with your stupid claims?
Hydrogen is not water.
It's not the only processing error our brains do.
There's observation blindness as well, which is well demonstrated by a professional pilot who said a crop circle must have been made in seconds. Well know you were just blind, something which is well knowen about.
There's many other such errors. The brain can't handle unknowns so it fills in the blanks. So yes you can see something normal, not recognise it and your brain paints a picture.
There's also witness unreliability. A group was taken around the dessert and shower some police tape and a man. They were then left for a week or so and a few newspaper articles. They where then interviews. Guess what, they say they saw a crashed UFO, alien bodies and all sorts.
You can't escape radio waves, radio waves are everything. They are the full spectrum from visible light to x-rays. Pretty much anything releases radio waves.
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