Water Fuel Cell

This lens is to explore the possibility of creating energy from water.

This is often times considered impossible by modern physics due to the fact that hydrogen production through general electrolysis requires more energy than one can get in return burning it.

Stan Meyer figured out a way to create Brown's gas through electromagnetic resonance and the work potential of high voltage.

Essentially the high voltage has the potential to "Fracture" a water molecule in such a manner as to cause it to become HHO, which is a combustible gas, and the energy requirement to do this are far less than can be obtained burning the HHO.

This appears to create energy in the system from nowhere thereby appears to defy physics in terms of energy conservation.

The key is that the fracturing is merely releasing energy potential that already exists in the water molecules, they obtained this energy by traversing the environment and becoming charged, essentially they contain solar energy in their atomic bond.

Stan Meyer's patents became public in 2007 but there is no complete system design available, he only patented pieces from his system.

There are many efforts to reproduce and replicate the works of Stan Meyer and many people believe they have achieved success but there remains little confirmation of such results.