Russian Scientists find a new source of energy

[Czar]

http://english.pravda.ru/main/2001/07/24/10865.html

No one has a clue how or why it works, and only few people know it works.
Finaly my ipaq might last longer than 8 hours or so

All hail science.

 

[rootaxs]

yeah baby!

 

[Double Trouble]

Wow, that's very interesting indeed. I'm a little skeptical because it could be something just like the supposed "cold fusion" scientists announced a while back. Very interesting though!

 

[RDMustang1]

It's funny, ever since I was a kid I had this really strange feeling that something like this existed...
Oh, and cold fusion has not been disproved, it is still being worked on (in fact one of my Physics profs just got a large grant to start new research, he says he thinks he has some of the problems solved, but it will take ~6 years for him to prove it....)

 

[hoihtah]

cold fusion...

that would definately help the california situation.

 

[pidge]

What ever happened to that great invention which no one knew what it was except for a select few that cities were supposed to build around....yada...yada...yada? Was it fake?

 

[zimu]

i think its a load of b.s.

 

[element]

Yeah horse manure contains energy too. Wish I was unscrupulous enough to bilk investors of their money to do research on horse sh!t too. On second thought no I don't.

 

[rgwalt]

Homer: "Look, Lisa built this machine, and it keeps going faster and faster without any fuel" "Lisa, in this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics!"

Sounds fishy to me... You can't get something for nothing.

 

[RossGr]

Don't hold your breath, Pravda is not exactly the most reliable source.

 

[CinderElmo]

Talk about an article that says NOTHING. Sounds like hype for a carnival or something. "Come see our SENSATIONAL new energy source under the big-top!"

 

[crosshare]

funny thing is if it was american instead of russian all of you will be saying how great usa is.


btw im neither russian nor american

 

[Darein]

Seems too good to be true, and you know how that goes.

 

[linuxboy]

<< Pravda is not exactly the most reliable source. >>



ironic considering Pravda means &quot;truth&quot; in Russian.

Interesting article.

 

[Wallydraigle]

Um........ yeah. And that's all I'm gonna say.

 

[Elita1]

Umm, ok, so what is it? show it to us, darnit!

 

[Pyro]

Interesting. Of course I'll be skeptical until I see it covered in Nature or other such publications.