Next guy to die

[Nash B.]

Forgive me if I refer to Einstein when it comes to matter being created or destroyed. Small bits of information placed on a silicon chip do not equate mass amounts of energy being generated out of thin air and water.

Stevo

LOL, matter isn't being created or destroyed

[stevo]

Oh ok. Tell that to the folks who created the hydrogen bomb. Energy conversion is pretty crazy. I know very little about it other than the little bit we talked about in astronomy and physics, but it's not as uniform as E=MC^2.

Again, go talk to Einstein. the energy stored in an unstable element is far greater than the energy stored in a gallon of H2O and a 4x6 inch solar panel that collects energy in 12 hours. If I am wrong, prove it.

LOL, matter isn't being created or destroyed

Please explain how so. Those gigawatts of electricity are not appearing from said fairy dust. The solar energy absorbed from one playing card sized device does not equal the energy needed for a normal household for a day. Energy has to be created out of thin air somewhere in that equation for it to work.

Stevo

[jdgregory84]

Again, go talk to Einstein. the energy stored in an unstable element is far greater than the energy stored in a gallon of H2O and a 4x6 inch solar panel that collects energy in 12 hours. If I am wrong, prove it.



Please explain how so. Those gigawatts of electricity are not appearing from said fairy dust. The solar energy absorbed from one playing card sized device does not equal the energy needed for a normal household for a day. Energy has to be created out of thin air somewhere in that equation for it to work.

Stevo

An unstable element...hydrogen? I forgot, what does H2O stand for?

I'm gonna put my money on a scientist at MIT before investing in Stevo from dfwmustangs. Just my opinion.

[stevo]

An unstable element...hydrogen? I forgot, what does H2O stand for?

I'm gonna put my money on a scientist at MIT before investing in Stevo from dfwmustangs. Just my opinion.

Yeah, you might be right with funding something from some Indian based on some fairy-tale science that totally goes against anything discovered in the last 300 years.

Good luck with that.

Stevo

[jdgregory84]

Yeah, you might be right with funding something from some Indian based on some fairy-tale science that totally goes against anything discovered in the last 300 years.

Good luck with that.

Stevo

You're saying that it can't happen because it hasn't been discovered yet? You do see the flaw in your logic, right?

Oh yeah, and only white people make scientific discoveries? Are you that drunk, racist, or ignorant?

[stevo]

You're saying that it can't happen because it hasn't been discovered yet? You do see the flaw in your logic, right?

Oh yeah, and only white people make scientific discoveries? Are you that drunk, racist, or ignorant?

Damn dude, get off the crack. I only mentioned that it goes against any known science, and that some unknown Indian has supposedly discovered it.

Still asshurt are ya from that Alice in Chains discussion?

Stevo

[idrivea4banger]

Nerds!!!!

[jdgregory84]

Damn dude, get off the crack. I only mentioned that it goes against any known science, and that some unknown Indian has supposedly discovered it.

Still asshurt are ya from that Alice in Chains discussion?

Stevo

Wow, you really hold a grudge don't you? I completely forgot about that. I just like how you say something is impossible because it hasn't been done before. The guy is also well known enough to have a wikipedia page.

[line-em-up]

...

And leave it to India to gain on the technology. Way to go America.

Our new generations can't find the time to invent something like that. They're way to busy with Xbox, myspace, facebook, twitter, dfwmustangs, etc.

[line-em-up]

....

Dan Bishop was interviewed about GE using this technology and he said that as a project manager he could not comment on it, but it sounded like a sthuper idea to him.

I heard that he made them a lowball offer and when they refused, he told them to fuck off.

[dustin]

Sounds physically impossible. A "leaf" sized item only using sunlight and water to provide enough electricity for a household each day. I wonder when the fairy dust is sprinkled on it by a wizard.

Stevo

Read what I quoted again. One leaf per house for every house on the planet, that includes much more than just houses in developing countries.

I'm pretty sure I didn't misread that.

Stevo

Forgive me if I refer to Einstein when it comes to matter being created or destroyed. Small bits of information placed on a silicon chip do not equate mass amounts of energy being generated out of thin air and water.

Stevo

Again, go talk to Einstein. the energy stored in an unstable element is far greater than the energy stored in a gallon of H2O and a 4x6 inch solar panel that collects energy in 12 hours. If I am wrong, prove it.



Please explain how so. Those gigawatts of electricity are not appearing from said fairy dust. The solar energy absorbed from one playing card sized device does not equal the energy needed for a normal household for a day. Energy has to be created out of thin air somewhere in that equation for it to work.

Stevo

Yeah, you might be right with funding something from some Indian based on some fairy-tale science that totally goes against anything discovered in the last 300 years.

Good luck with that.

Stevo

Damn dude, get off the crack. I only mentioned that it goes against any known science, and that some unknown Indian has supposedly discovered it.

Still asshurt are ya from that Alice in Chains discussion?

Stevo

Are you serious? You sound like a pissed off old man talking about computers. Water has already been used in energy producing applications. There's literally cars that run off of water exclusively.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7ZZAfZnvog&feature=youtube_gdata_player

[Kenny_Stang]

the energy is already there, its not being created out of thin air. All the "leaf" is doing is seperating the hydrogen from the oxygen using a process similar to photosynthesis, the resulting gases are then stored in a fuel cell and in turn burned for energy. A gallon of water DOES store enough hydrogen to support the claim made, the issue has always been the difficulty and amount of energy needed to seperated the hydrogen from the oxygen.

[Mychael101]

Gawd damn, don't be fucking up my threads. Can't you just be happy that someone is exploring other avenues of energy production. If its a bust, its a bust. Hopefully, someone else can pick up the torch and improve upon it. Talking shit from the start only makes you look like an asshole. Its too bad we can't run our homes on people bitchassness.

[WildBill]

LMMFAO!!!!
Stevo has pwned you guys!

[Nash B.]

Again, go talk to Einstein. the energy stored in an unstable element is far greater than the energy stored in a gallon of H2O and a 4x6 inch solar panel that collects energy in 12 hours. If I am wrong, prove it.

Please explain how so. Those gigawatts of electricity are not appearing from said fairy dust. The solar energy absorbed from one playing card sized device does not equal the energy needed for a normal household for a day. Energy has to be created out of thin air somewhere in that equation for it to work.

Stevo

I'm not as much of a sciencist guy as you, but I can tell you that matter isn't being created or destroyed, and energy isn't being created or destroyed. It's just changing form.