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Topic	Mazda has made the latest breakthrough in internal combustion engines.
ChromaticAngel 08/15/17 9:27:55 AM #21:	Trayvon posted... Leight_Weight posted... I watched a video on YouTube the other day off a Chevy Colorado prototype for he military that uses a hydrogen fuel cell and produces only water. It was really cool hasn't this tech Beena round for years and the dude who came up with it mysteriously disappeared I remember reading about it some times back I don't know about any of this conspiracy shit, but the reason why hydrogen cars never took off is because you can't drive down to the nearest corner on the street and fill your car up with hydrogen. That's literally the only reason. Oil is so entrenched in our economy that it's hard to move off it. While hydrogen is the most abundant element, and people on average live within a few miles of a hydrogen processing facility, almost nobody actually has convenient access to hydrogen in a form that is useable for fuel. --- https://puu.sh/tcLsT/24f4611235.png <cite>ChromaticAngel posted [p:884811958] in Mazda has ... [t:75672617]...</cite> <quote><cite>Trayvon posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Leight_Weight posted...</cite> <quote>I watched a video on YouTube the other day off a Chevy Colorado prototype for he military that uses a hydrogen fuel cell and produces only water. It was really cool</quote> hasn't this tech Beena round for years and the dude who came up with it mysteriously disappeared I remember reading about it some times back</quote> I don't know about any of this conspiracy shit, but the reason why hydrogen cars never took off is because you can't drive down to the nearest corner on the street and fill your car up with hydrogen. That's literally the only reason. Oil is so entrenched in our economy that it's hard to move off it. While hydrogen is the most abundant element, and people on average live within a few miles of a hydrogen processing facility, almost nobody actually has convenient access to hydrogen in a form that is useable for fuel. --- https://puu.sh/tcLsT/24f4611235.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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