Posted in breakthrough, legends, technology on September 14, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Picked from http://www.geocities.com/changetheworld_now/Changetheworld1.htm
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CHANGE THE WORLD!
“DECIDE WHETHER WE SHOULD SHOW UP!”
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Whoever transmitted this translated message to you is irrelevant, and should remain anonymous in your [...]
Posted in breakthrough, technology on August 29, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
“Researchers at Indiana’s Purdue University have further developed a recently described technology that can break down water directly into hydrogen and oxygen without input power.
It is based on the idea of taking an aluminum/gallium alloy and flowing water across it. The aluminum splits the water into hydrogen and oxygen without any input power. [...]
Posted in breakthrough, technology on August 29, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
2 unique engine designs and cars that run on them
they use compressed air for fuel, 200kms for 2$ worth of electrical
recharge.. thts economical
watch the complete video for more
Posted in breakthrough, technology on August 24, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
A company named Hydrogen Technology Applications claims to have invented a new previously undiscovered gas that can be produced from water using a process similar to electrolysis. The Aquygen Gas, denoted as HHO, is being claimed as a new form of water in gaseous state, which seems to have very unique chemical properties like – [...]
Posted in breakthrough, technology on August 24, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Well not exactly, its actually fire on water. The news at hand, though, is more than about fire and smoke. Some scientist named John Kanzius while working on his research to find a cure for cancer seems to have hit double jackpot of sorts. Mr. Kanzius has discovered a way to cure cancer [...]
Posted in technology on August 22, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Google Earth now gives you more than just Earth. You can now browse through stars, planets, constellations and pretty much all there is in the sky. I’ll sure use this nifty tool to plan my next trip to Jupiter.
