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In the 1980’s an inventor named Stan Meyer built the first Water Powered Car ... Stan Meyer wanted to .. prevent the influence of oil rich countries on America. This idea culminated into an invention he called the Water Fuel Injection System Patent #2,067,735 ... This "spark plug" uses a laser to fracture water mixed with ionized and non-combustible gases to create an explosion that drives the cars pistons. Meyers said with a simple adaption his device would work on any gas motor. Unfortunately Stan died a very bizarre death and his water car was forgotten. At the time of his death Meyers had 42 patents ... Most of them where granted in the form of Section 101 of the US Patent Act which means the patent is granted only under successful demonstration ...
What happened to the water powered car?
July 23, 2009


BTW: here's another article

... He once called Grove City police to his home and laboratory on Broadway to report a suspicious package. The Columbus bomb squad detonated the parcel, only to discover it was equipment that he had ordered ... Meyer's work defies the Law of Conservation of Energy ... a Fayette County judge found "gross and egregious fraud" in Meyer's contract negotiation with two businessmen ... The Franklin County coroner ruled that Meyer, who had high blood pressure, died of a brain aneurysm ...
The car that ran on water
By Dean Narciso
The Columbus Dispatch Sunday July 8, 2007 8:56 AM

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	The author has been published on the highly selective \"Examiner\" website
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	Youtube pulled the linked video as being spam, scam, or commercially deceptive
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	Stan\'s invention looked like a spark plug
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	The article mentions lasers and ionized gases
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	After they poisoned Stan\'s cranberry juice, the coroner said Stan had died of an aneurysm
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	The patent office repeatedly told Stan he had to prove his inventions worked before getting a patent
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	A court found Stan guilty of gross and egregious fraud and ordered him to repay investors
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	The unjust laws of thermodynamics need to be repealed
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	... yeah ... well ... um ... hmm ...
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	Other
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