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I'm sure there's other articles about that. The car that ran on water.

Oh, okay. So his bizarre death at age 57 ended work that, if proved valid, scroll up, could have ended reliance on fossil fuels. People who knew him said his work drew worldwide attention, mysterious visitors from overseas, government spying, and lucrative buyout offers. I know that. He was offered money to sell. I think the Y Files did an episode on this.

Oh, okay. So his bizarre death at age 57 ended work that, if proved valid, scroll up, could have ended reliance on fossil fuels. People who knew him said his work drew worldwide attention, mysterious visitors from overseas, government spying, and lucrative buyout offers. I know that. He was offered money to sell. I think the Y Files did an episode on this.

Oh, okay. So his bizarre death at age 57 ended work that, if proved valid, scroll up, could have ended reliance on fossil fuels. People who knew him said his work drew worldwide attention, mysterious visitors from overseas, government spying, and lucrative buyout offers. I know that. He was offered money to sell. I think the Y Files did an episode on this.

The Myers death was laced with all sorts of story and conspiracy, cloak and dagger stories. Grove City Police Lieutenant Steve Robinette said, lead detective on the case i told them the stand had died and they never said a word he recalled absolutely nothing no condolences no questions how did it but how did it run on water i don't know Stephen Myers featured in numerous internet sites.

The Myers death was laced with all sorts of story and conspiracy, cloak and dagger stories. Grove City Police Lieutenant Steve Robinette said, lead detective on the case i told them the stand had died and they never said a word he recalled absolutely nothing no condolences no questions how did it but how did it run on water i don't know Stephen Myers featured in numerous internet sites.

The Myers death was laced with all sorts of story and conspiracy, cloak and dagger stories. Grove City Police Lieutenant Steve Robinette said, lead detective on the case i told them the stand had died and they never said a word he recalled absolutely nothing no condolences no questions how did it but how did it run on water i don't know Stephen Myers featured in numerous internet sites.

Significant portion of the 1995 documentary, it runs on water, narrated by science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke, aired on BBC, focused on his water fuel cell invention. It's a fuel cell, okay. Who was ignored, called a fraud, and died without his hometown even remembering him with so much as a plaque.

Significant portion of the 1995 documentary, it runs on water, narrated by science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke, aired on BBC, focused on his water fuel cell invention. It's a fuel cell, okay. Who was ignored, called a fraud, and died without his hometown even remembering him with so much as a plaque.

Significant portion of the 1995 documentary, it runs on water, narrated by science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke, aired on BBC, focused on his water fuel cell invention. It's a fuel cell, okay. Who was ignored, called a fraud, and died without his hometown even remembering him with so much as a plaque.

Yeah, right, especially over exhaust, right? It says, and hydrogen bubbles. A match is lighted. The volatile gases explode and prove that water is separated into its components. Meyer said his invention did so by using much less electricity than physicists say is possible. Video show his contraption turning water into a frothy mix within seconds.

Yeah, right, especially over exhaust, right? It says, and hydrogen bubbles. A match is lighted. The volatile gases explode and prove that water is separated into its components. Meyer said his invention did so by using much less electricity than physicists say is possible. Video show his contraption turning water into a frothy mix within seconds.

Yeah, right, especially over exhaust, right? It says, and hydrogen bubbles. A match is lighted. The volatile gases explode and prove that water is separated into its components. Meyer said his invention did so by using much less electricity than physicists say is possible. Video show his contraption turning water into a frothy mix within seconds.

Takes so much energy to separate H2 from the O, said Ohio State University Professor Emeritus Neville Rieh. a physicist for more than 41 years, that energy has pretty much not changed with time. It's a fixed amount and nothing changes that. Meyer's work defies the laws of conservation of energy, which states that energy cannot be created or destroyed.

Takes so much energy to separate H2 from the O, said Ohio State University Professor Emeritus Neville Rieh. a physicist for more than 41 years, that energy has pretty much not changed with time. It's a fixed amount and nothing changes that. Meyer's work defies the laws of conservation of energy, which states that energy cannot be created or destroyed.

Takes so much energy to separate H2 from the O, said Ohio State University Professor Emeritus Neville Rieh. a physicist for more than 41 years, that energy has pretty much not changed with time. It's a fixed amount and nothing changes that. Meyer's work defies the laws of conservation of energy, which states that energy cannot be created or destroyed.

Basically, it says you cannot get something for nothing. He may have had a nice way to store hydrogen and use it to make a very effective motor, but there is no way to do something fancy and separate hydrogen with less energy.

Basically, it says you cannot get something for nothing. He may have had a nice way to store hydrogen and use it to make a very effective motor, but there is no way to do something fancy and separate hydrogen with less energy.

Basically, it says you cannot get something for nothing. He may have had a nice way to store hydrogen and use it to make a very effective motor, but there is no way to do something fancy and separate hydrogen with less energy.

So who knows? But when he said, the Lord sent me. Okay, now it gets odd. His first few words were, the Lord sent me here to this home. I'd like to use your home as an experiment. Okay, hold on. Meyer's creativity seemed to peak when he met Charles and Valerie Hughes, truck drivers who lived in the Jackson Township.