Re: Water powered cars exist!

In article <37je03p8hk4aahjdd5oc3cpvj5pkmkrft4@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
retrogrouch@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
>On Mon, 26 Mar 2007 01:12:51 GMT, dk@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (DK)
>wrote:
> >
>>In article <46071B30.B33B0EA9@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, "Paul Hovnanian P.E."
> <paul@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>"Paul Hovnanian P.E." wrote:
>>>> 
>>>> Stan de SD wrote:
>>>> >
>>>> > "Nigel Kerr" <nigel.kerr@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>>>> > news:I_qdnRtP1fT53GHYRVnygAA@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>> > > Well for all those people that said this is impossible and I was
> talking
>>>> > > rubbish here is a video, but he is just one of many people around
the
>>>> > world
>>>> > > that have done this before. Others are now dead due to their
inventions
>>> or
>>>> > > paid millions to stop.
>>>> >
>>>> > Care to share the chemical reaction that allows "water" to power
cars?
> I'm
>>>> > curious to see how much energy you can "create" using water as a
source
> of
>>>> > fuel. :O|
>>>> >
>>>> > (For those that know the answer already - please don't spoil my
fun...)
>>>> 
>>>> Seattle has a whole fleet of water-powered busses.
>>>
>>>Sorry. My mistake. They're thermonuclear powered.
>>
>>You sure they are not cold fusion-based? Thermonuclear would be
difficult 
>>to AC during hot summer months. 
>
>
>Actually they are water powered. Hydroelectric.

Oh, that makes sense. Then my computer is also water powered.