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Post by vincent on Dec 22, 2023 23:21:21 GMT 10
Before I went into the nursing facility one month ago, I jotted down the term "thunderstorm generator." I don't remember where I saw that term. Today, I found a video about it, but it's slow moving and not interesting. duckduckgo.com/?q=thunderstorm+generator&atb=v346-1&ia=webCan anybody tell me in twenty-five words or less what this thing is? |
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Post by dennisw on Dec 23, 2023 13:29:43 GMT 10
This generator vaporises water and produces plasmoids from collapsing cavitation bubbles. Stainless steel is used as the catalyst along with the plasmoids to produce hydrogen and oxygen by disassembling the water. A plasmoid is a coherent toroidal structure of plasma confined by magnetic fields.
A YouTube video is available
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Post by Ian Thomas on Dec 24, 2023 2:32:25 GMT 10
Sounds like "Fusion in a Jar, Revisited", to me. And that vid is an excellent debunk, Dennis. 👍 Actually coaxing water to do seriously interesting stuff is hard. For example, it takes heroic effort on the lab bench to generate UV light by means of ultrasonic implosion of water bubbles. This is all contrary to what the free-energy, "secret technologies" crowd would have gullible souls believe.
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Post by vincent on Dec 24, 2023 3:26:23 GMT 10
Interesting what people can do with the tools and techniques which are readily available. No need for science fiction gadgets.
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