OK Milton I agree with most of what you have said here but!!!! Nuke power plants produce more energy than they consume?? Right?? So the energy is contained in the atomic structure and is converted to another form in the reactor? Can't the H2O's energy be converted to a more usable form and be used to produce work. Its still there and conserved according to the laws of physics. at the end there would be what, less H2O?? NASA has had hydrogen generators and motors for years right? I wonder how they work verses this guys low voltage water fracture machine? Kerry
--- "Infinite Space Systems, Inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: law of > physics that is called The Conservation of Energy. > It cannot be violated. > Energy into a system *****must***** equal the energy > out of the system.
