This Water Engine Will DESTROY The Entire Car Industry!

Imagine you could drive your car around all week without spending a single dime on gasoline. Well, that is becoming a reality by the day. One of the most popular car brands in the world has just made a groundbreaking innovation: cars that run on water. Experts have admitted that this technology has the potential to revolutionize the entire auto industry in ways you never imagined. What is the technology behind this groundbreaking innovation, and what car brand is responsible? How will this new invention affect the future of the car industry and the world at large?
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[@OttoHunt]

Calling it a water engine is not accurate. It is a hydrogen engine. It takes a lot of energy (electricity) to get hydrogen from water.

[@wilsjane]

Exactly and due to the efficiency losses, we will get back less than we put in.

[@thedubwhisperer2157]

@@wilsjane Except on planet KZbin, where entirely different laws of physics exist...

[@jeffreykidwell3335]

@@wilsjane It's not about getting back more than you put in. It's about getting back what you need to propel a car. So long as the total cost to produce what you " need " is less than current cars costs to operate.

[@MrAnonymousme10]

But it has great potential in future. It can solve future wars too. Like resources wars. If renewable energy became cheaper and scientists find a solution to harness tidal energy. Imagine a small country surrounded by ocean and has tidal energy plants and connected to Hydrogen producing plant near seas. That nation will be self sufficient. No more need for resources like fossil fuel that few nation has and fought war on it.

[@lucusrose]

My question is, how pure does the water used have to be? Wouldn't impurities affect the efficiency of the gas production and create a coating on the processing surface that needs to be cleaned off?

[@raulnieves6231]

They have this since the 60s

[@LaganaFam]

Exactly lol I was like wtf is everyone blind to the cia seizures of these kinda breakthroughs to sustain the oil/gas companies

[@jbrown3160]

I want to say the 50's but facts for the 60's for sure & they was killed or either bought out for the invention SMH

[@JustinJJHCS1]

Inveters where first murdered then called insane then the governments made it national security threat.. now they have successfully made water a commodity they are rolling out technology that has been available since 1885.. this

[@toddjensen692]

Ww2

[@adamrandall5967]

Innovation just gets Literally Frogmarched by Corporate Militarisation, for example recently Mz. Eesha Khare’s ‘Flexible Capacitor’ 🚸⚠️ The Utube “Version”, is presented to appear it’s not yet viable 🚸⚠️ #rosakiore ☂️ 3:12

[@clarencewhite1219]

Did not find in news search. Please provide source documentation.

[@wilsjane]

LMAO

[@jayairBofR]

Been around for 50 years, but in the past they killed the people who developed it.

[@scottcarr3264]

Correct, Stanley Meyer it seems was Assassinated to Stop this getting to Market.

[@timwolf5742]

You didn't listen to @arthurlincoln220: Only one slight problem is producing the electrical power to separate the Hydrogen and Oxygen ,it would be a very heavy load on the engine just to run the generator for electrolysis which would also add extra weight to the vehicle.Its the age old dream of perpetual motion which can never exist.

[@berndgrabitz]

a steam engine runs on water, but you need a stove too😊

[@josemathew9087]

Sodium in pellet form can be kept in plastic tubes. In a closed chamber, water can be sprayed over Sodium to produce Hydrogen to run engines or fuel cells. The effluent Sodium Hydroxide can eloctrolised to extract Sodium for further use. Sodium will act as energy carrier.

[@joeykkwong6781]

during electrolysis conversion of water into hydrogen and oxygen. would that cause corrosion to take place,, how would they deal with the corrosion issue caused by loss of electrons ? also both oxygen and hydrogen will be used in the combustion chamber, how will they allocate the correct mixture ratio of hydrogen to oxygen in the combustion chamber to generate water vapours?

[@boudewijnj.m.kegels5198]

You need energy to split the water (H2O) in H2 and O2 (2 H2O -> 2H2 + O2). And this proces of chemical analysis costs more energy than the synthesis that takes place in the combustion chamber delivers to drive the car. Tanking H2 on the other hand has the advantage you don't need additional batteries to fuel the analysis that has to take place on the water before it enters the cylinders. In stead of driving on water (H2O) you can better drive your car on the energy stored in the batteries that was meant for the water analysis: more efficient driving because there's no heat loss in the process of analysis, nor in the cylinders (after the synthesis that released the energy).

[@user-rs5ip8qc4u]

In other words ...this is the purpose of a battery?

[@katkit4281]

@@user-rs5ip8qc4u In other words you will get more milage by just hooking up the battery to the car directly than using the battery to split the water molecules and use the hydrogen to run the car.

[@user-rs5ip8qc4u]

@katkit4281 exactly what I said

[@AwesomeBlackDude]

​@@katkit4281it's bring us back to the diesel engines that can run off of cooking oil. 😅

[@matterofrights2344]

Not sure how much I would trust a person's criticism that doesn't know the difference between analysis and electrolysis.

[@MrDenniswoo]

This technology was existed long time ago, but the inventor was murdered.

[@engineeringtheweirdguy2103]

It didn’t. And he wasn’t. Paranoia and nausea are both common symptoms of a stroke, which the autopsy revealed is what happened. It would have been more surprising if he hadn’t shouted “they poisoned me!”. There are many, easily accessible poisons out there that don’t have movie classic symptoms giving the victim time to not only realise but declare they’ve been poisoned. Apart from the fact no poison that generates vomiting are undetectable in an autopsy.

[@maalat]

What if Toyota succeeds? Like Ford… not afraid to jump to another level and to really do something to eliminate massive carbon accumulation. The rest of the car manufacturers will follow and perhaps improve the design for water fuel.

[@jamesbrownjr4756]

The "fat cats"......will never allow it. Unless they can charge you accordingly. Nothing will ever be free!

[@terryflint7557]

Since you need high voltage electrolysis to generate hydrogen how would you start the car? Would you need to supply the electrolysis prior to ignition and if so how long would it take to generate enough hydrogen for initial ignition?

[@gene4094]

There is another way to create hydrogen, from water splitting. This electrolysis reaction creates less energy than the energy it creates,thus is worthless. The use of a synthetic Perovskite, Bismuth Ferrite, this water Splitting process can generate hydrogen. This process requires an Photoelectrochemical of an infrared to ultraviolet refraction by a solar panel or artificial infrared light.

[@verderriscursey]

You dont need a high voltage. You can do this with the car battery

[@johnussss]

Stored energy (batteries) or stored fuel, whether conventional fuel such as petrol or stored hydrogen created during the previously, separating any residual water in the created hydrogen is a problem as it makes the stored hydrogen even more volatile, drying hydrogen created by water/electrolysis is a major cost to commercial creation of fuel hydrogen ... I'm not sure this video is real, looking for other references at the moment.

[@verderriscursey]

@@johnussss u dont store the hydrogen nor need hydrogen stations. U make and use it in demand on the car

[@johnussss]

@@verderriscursey I specified it was a difficult thing to do, you didn't read the post I was replying to, nor did you understand my reply!

[@HappyPandaBear73]

Fascinating & extremely exciting!👍🙏🙂

[@savvyz.4155]

Rip Stanley Myers ❤💯🔒♾️✅

[@rockgonzales6870]

Great technolgy. I hope it will be made in mass production. In the whole world. This technology will great in our environment also in our pocket

[@bobsherman7465]

I wonder how these cars will work in Michigan where I live. It's starting to get cold and pure water will begin to freeze at or below 32 degrees F. Will these cars run equally well on ice? ROLF 😃

[@alexmanoj5855]

YES IF THE FUEL TANK HAS SAME MATERIAL AND LAYER LIKE A THERMOSTEEL BOTTLE WHICH KEEPS DRINK HOT OR COLD NO MATTER HOW DIFFERENT TEMPERATURE IS IN ITS SURROUNDING

[@bobsherman7465]

@@alexmanoj5855 Very funny. There is always some thermal conductivity across a thermal barrier. So, the fuel (water) will freeze if left long enough. Even if there was a perfect thermal insulator, the lines connecting the container to the outside world would conduct heat, eventually freezing the water.

[@evangelgreek6864]

- "Antifreeze is a tinted liquid that you put (along with water) in your radiator to help regulate engine temperature. Its key ingredient is ethylene glycol, which lowers water's freezing point and raises its boiling point. This helps prevent the water in your radiator from freezing, boiling, or evaporating." - Aviation industry has different ways to prevent icing - Swiss engineers work on a similar project based on Sea (salty) Water. - Anyway even with mass production the car prices will be absurd !

[@bobsherman7465]

@@evangelgreek6864 I don't know if you watched the video, but at 7:40 it indicated that the proper fuel for such a car is "purified water." It even mentions distilled water. Salt or antifreeze are contaminants that make the water impure. As the car uses up the water through electrolysis (which separates the hydrogen and oxygen that comprised the water) the remaining water "fuel" becomes increasingly contaminated with the antifreeze or salt. These increasingly concentrated contaminants will slow the electrolysis process and may even damage the electrodes.

[@k7iq]

Great ! Where can I get one ? But what if it stops raining and I have no more water left ?

[@agostinodibella9939]

If you have a tank filled with water, how would you keep it from freezing in the winter?

[@nedmilburn]

Antifreeze of a type that wouldn't affect electrolysis, and could afford it as a catalyst...? This is a cool idea but I'm not sure it's real because there's no references given...

[@constantindespan403]

Wasn't Stanley Mayer?

[@smedleyfarnsworth263]

Live somewhere warm perhaps?

[@BoraHorzaGobuchul]

​@@nedmilburnit's very likely those would interfere with hydrogen generation.

[@BoraHorzaGobuchul]

​@@smedleyfarnsworth263if you check out winter temps across the globe, you might appreciate how ludicrous that suggestion is. Unless you're trolling, of course.

[@antoniotorres4840]

The main question is where do they are getting the energy to separete the wather molecule? there is the real producer of energy and unles there is some kind of fision (atom destruction) is present water in water out? where the energy come out?

[@tonac13]

Not if the Car Industry destroys the developer first 🤷‍♂🤔

[@maxwolf2726]

It's not so much the car industry is more like the petroleum industry

[@neilacrabtree1617]

Right. Each time someone figures it out they die. It will never happen. No one wants to have this happen

[@markclemens5066]

I'm ready for one . Make a v6 Truro for my 2022 Tacoma TDR offroad 4x4. Let's get it done I'll be demo truck .

[@arthurlincoln220]

Only one slight problem is producing the electrical power to separate the Hydrogen and Oxygen ,it would be a very heavy load on the engine just to run the generator for electrolysis which would also add extra weight to the vehicle.Its the age old dream of perpetual motion which can never exist.

[@MultimediaTV]

See the Colombian system that is working already.

[@routmaster38]

Yes it takes at least three units of electricity to make only one unit of hydrogen.

[@galaxion62]

If we use an accelerator to assist with the efficiency of the separation process, subsequent electrolysis current consumption has been seen to be reduced by up to two thirds. These engines are just around the corner, but both petroleum & EV producers are trying to deny & suppress water powered engines with utter desperation!.

[@mikkolappalainen_]

Alot of that is said, but then again, you can do electrolysis with a 9V battery worth 2€ and get fair amount of hydrogen in minute. Its not that far fetched that its workable in car. Probably once the engine starts running, it can be generator for loading the battery like in gasoline car

[@SoggyRice-bc7kl]

It can be improved..imagination is better than knowledge

[@markolson2466]

I’m reminded of the “technology breakthrough in organic computer” a decade ago. Caught lots of investors with no return! When cracking water molecules is cheaper than gasoline we will be there.

[@emeliegonzales9318]

“And it runs on water, man!”

[@ronbishop4057]

The law of conservation of energy says that you cannot get more energy out of a system than inputted. However, there may be caveats. One idea is to use a very high frequency AC current to split the water. The current being in phase or a harmonic of the waters natural resonance, thus increasing the efficiency. Would it work?

[@Zripas]

Clearly it doesn't or we would have had already water powered electric power plants instead of coal or even nuclear ones. You have to input more energy into hidrolisis than you will get back from it, it's just basic first law of thermodynamics. At this moment you need 2000g hydrogen to make 1000g of hydrogen.

[@ronbishop4057]

@@Zripas You have to ask, why was Stan Meyer murdered if his invention had no merit? I saw a video once, demonstrating the ability to rapidly split gallons of water with an amplifier. Such a method does not violate the laws of physics, it harnesses the ambient energy in the water, reducing the power input needed.

[@nestorportuguez8964]

We had that prototype here in the Philippines several years ago..but the one discovered it had already died..and there is no more successor any more.

[@haleym16]

This is the reason aliens invade earth just to steal water and head out lol

[@MATTLINNFTW]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@nestorportuguez8964]

This is what we are waiting for...when this should be produce? was this true?

[@glories2276]

I will definetley buy one !

[@Zripas]

Avoid being scammed.

[@josemilian4167]

anyone have link to company website for toyota that shows "water car?" I can't find any.

[@engineeringtheweirdguy2103]

Because there isnt

[@myname5068]

How to power the electrolysis from charged battery? How to charge it and it destroy what it produce if the motor will do this maybe it's possible but not efficient no way this is going to happen technically or something missing from what have said

[@christopherclark4724]

perpetual motion engine, yet again. why do I watch KZbin ?

[@dubsydubs5234]

Where does it get the electricity to crack the water?

[@armandolagunday3543]

It's the greatest invention ever

[@user-hf8wd2cn7h]

And also make me a big Truck 🚚 that runs with water 💧 😊

[@qabute]

Don't ever say "will destroy the car industry" and "recently discovered". Tsk!

[@SH-ONE]

Fantastic. A water engine is such a great idea and so much better than the outdated electric vehicles technology.

[@MATTLINNFTW]

OMG like i know right like soOoOo 2000 and LATE!

[@constantindespan403]

Wasn't Stanley Mayer?

[@johnussss]

After an extensive search, I find "NOTHING" To back the claims in this video, Toyota have experimented with this idea but never made steps any further than those experiments.

[@jerwinbuenconsejo7091]

Filipino inventor mr.dingle made first water engine introduce in Philippines government but they disregard it.

[@engineeringtheweirdguy2103]

Because water engines are impossible.

[@davidvega8024]

we already have a water hydrogen injector to power cars on water. its been around for years! I can`t wait till its in production.

[@Zripas]

Is this some sort of joke?

[@logicman7028]

Governments PANIC!! How do we TAX it.

[@frederickcaroca5448]

Water powered cars always come out and the creators always get murdered. I guess this person in the 1% 🤷‍♂️

[@b.bgyawali]

Water freezing point is 0 degrees Celsius. so i doubt will it be feasible for cold countries because in winters there temperatures hit less than -5 degree Celsius.

[@vixenstar1]

They already unalived the man who invited this

[@dawnezone8491]

and if this did eventuate...will it be water for cars and not for humans?

[@mikkolappalainen_]

Plenty of water in the sea

[@chaymoua5094]

Can't wait until see and get one

[@LouDeVere]

Well don't wait in this lifetime! It will come to nothing, trust me.

[@DrHarryT]

It uses more energy to break the molecular bonds of water into hydrogen and oxygen than you can get out of burning them back together. Entropy slaps you in the face every time.

[@MichaelKrick-tu8jk]

How much is stock selling for?

[@lucusrose]

How different is an LNG engine?

[@pressurizer1]

Prototypes and schematics that can be critiqued and reviewed by anybody.

[@MILITANTMONEY]

my whole house would run off my car

[@davidraines368]

We are having water shortages and water cars will drink a lot of water. What is left when the Hydrogen or H2 is removed from Water or H2O

[@carlthompson2385]

Strange as it may seem... the byproducts is emissions in the form of water vapor... and that goes right back into the atmosphere... forming clouds.. then it rains..filling reservoirs...with water..

[@paulosilva8200]

Ha ha now that water is more expensive than petrol makes this doc funny😊

[@yinyang9109]

Yeah, I believe it when it on my drive way.

[@twiserchaki6029]

So human will compete with Cars for water😂😂

[@user-hf8wd2cn7h]

I want one 😊

[@themestocleslasay-zm4kn]

I hope soon the water vihicle is available in the toyota market anywhere in this world to save the earth.

[@rathmam]

Is the hydrogen tank safe in the accidents?

[@servanttoson]

My thoughts precisely

[@johnussss]

No hydrogen tank, go back and watch, hydrogen is created and used, the water is stored, according to this there are no pressure vessels.

[@invoker638]

If its too expensive, we just build one. This is really old technology.

[@happycows]

Cars that run on water are not a new invention. 😂

[@fly9wheel]

Or a new fairy story !

[@scotts8684]

If this works it can also supply electricity to our homes. We will also need a device where we can distill water in sufficient amounts at home, both for the cars and home.

[@robertdowner2328]

The thing about stuff like this that they clame will be a free fuel source government fingers will be in it finding a way to charge people, they would charge you a water bill higher rates, and mak people pay per gallon just like they did gas. it is a genius invention but they dont seem to understand they have to bypass corporate greed and the government.

[@richardhamilton8087]

Great News

[@thomaswiker3471]

In the 70s the French government put a challenge to Auto maker's and Renault won that with a vehicle that got over a 100 mpg in overall rate not highway if you want to see a book by Hector Mackenzie-Wintle in Sutton's photographic history of transport

[@richardmoore-ph7cp]

How about operating cold climates.

[@o-dreng8778]

A sniper 2 miles away : 🤨

[@markwight2861]

My dad said he knew a guy who made his car run on water in the 50's

[@dragonballz2889]

stanley meyer

[@JamesWillis-yy5px]

Yep it's not that hard. The problem is the martials to do so, are super rare. Platinum. Making these cars, impossible to mass produce.

[@johnussss]

Knew a guy who made a f250 truck partially fueled by hydrogen in the 80's, thing had 3 alternators.

[@dogdooish]

I feel that it will have a method of using VERY high voltages, so maybe it'll need a good sized battery as well!

[@Zripas]

So basically its a BEV which wastes energy on Hydrogen conversion?

[@ChiTsang]

Old tech killed by oil companies

[@sherrymoonlight1466]

The government can make it ran According to the clouds' different physical properties, this can be done using airplanes or rockets to sow to the clouds with catalysts such as dry ice, silver iodide and salt powder, to make clouds rain or increase precipitation, to remove or mitigate farmland drought, to increase reservoir irrigation water or water

[@jmc3367]

Sooo......water engine is the term for marketing......it's hydrogen combustion.

[@williamgary7891]

The train 🚂 was the first water engine 🚂

[@engineeringtheweirdguy2103]

They’re actually coal engines. Water is just the working fluid. Not the energy source. That would be like calling an excavator a hydraulic engine.

[@odie9323]

Isn't hydrogen like helium and make your car float

[@johnussss]

no!

[@edodukic7545]

It runs on water man!

[@mikekozi-lester3887]

Nice water 💧 engines !!! Rain 🌧 🌦 🌂 ⛈️ ☔️ 🌩 need to read 📚 what zip code needs water 💧 for the bines!!!! They float to the site or fly !!! The bines donates water 💧 any place !!!!

[@jmeadowcroft6704]

The announcer said the car gives off H twenty… Is that like H2O? Water? H twenty…

[@rlrothr]

Let’s hear about electrolysis?

[@ViceCoin]

US will beccome land of classic gasoline vehicles, with no auto manufacturers.

[@FrankLowe1949]

Ice roads or winter.😢

[@muhammedzulfikri7850]

Ops water value's become higher..then others be carefull..the energy's resources

[@DudoDria]

If we "burn" H2O in time we must make H20 !! How !?

[@Didda3]

Didn't the guy get killed after he invented a water powered engine many moons ago?

[@fly9wheel]

If it sounds too good to be true it usually is.

[@Michaelobama184]

Connect these engines to s generator that sends electric power to electric motors at the wheels or to transmission and then to the wheels. That way you won't have to rely on the Torque from the engine to put Torque to the drive wheels

[@BoraHorzaGobuchul]

That would work great, if the whole idea of a water engine wouldn't be a nonstarter because physics.

[@rebeccalee7186]

Hell water will become $5 a gallon

[@k.s.ktheboogeyman2788]

Oh now they release this what happen to the that disapeared .... tht prt

[@daveedson8607]

Electric cars have high maintenance costs? You must live in a different universe than I do. My total maintenance costs for 2 year and 25K miles is zero.

[@justinharvey5696]

Well now we know who did it

[@freshkryp69]

Stanley Meyers ;)

[@puddnjones9816]

If this ever did hit the market I would be interested getting one even though I normally despise Toyota.

[@MaxAtLarge]

I love Toyota and I hope this becomes a reality very soon!

[@dufung3980]

No reason to despise toyota imho, they produce the lowest overall emission car in the world, the Prius. From mining to manufacturing to decommsioning, it's the least pollutive, even it's production factory is 50% solar.

[@jliengkul]

How much water you have to carry with you to go 300-500 miles.

[@Zripas]

None, because it doesn't work.

[@colincrisp1592]

It's been here for E.ver

[@tanchenghuat2056]

If you have Toyota do not worry they being silent like others.

[@johnburfield6818]

I really hope the government allow production

[@Johnny-um6sd]

You must be dreaming) oil companies will bribe our leaders ) an they have 100' s of billions) this technology will not see the light of day till 500 yrs from now)

[@noleftturns]

Water (H2O) is a greenhouse gas that dwarfs CO2.

[@johnussss]

What?

[@jabeztadesse]

???

[@chrisreynolds6152]

If this happens, water prices are going to skyrocket. Body odor will be rampant. People will have to decide whether they want to wash their nuts, or drive to work.

[@Theinitedstatesofamerics12345]

The CIA: *eats chip*

[@user-hf8wd2cn7h]

Where can I find 🤔 a water 💧 car 🚗

[@Zripas]

In Narnia.

[@aaronsmith593]

It's called hydrogen and oxygen that you can process out of water. An hydrogen engine can burn the hydrogen and oxygen from water catalyst or called a fuel cell.

[@greghiggins2421]

Do I have to use spring water or purified. How to purchase gas that's 90% water 😅😅😂😂😂