Is Black Light Energy Really Possible?

[MacLaddy]

I think that I would find this technology very interesting, if I could understand a word of what they are talking about...

Could someone interpret this for me? I understand that you can't get something for nothing, so what exactly is the input, and what is the output?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfjOIoPwolg&feature=related

 

[Carl Pugh]

Interesting video.
Either this is a con game or they are honestly misled.
?This is merely a chemical reaction that only occurs at high temperatures?
Whatever it is, it definitely is not a source of free energy.

 

[Wetmelon]

It seems that it's a chemical reaction that creates a large amount of energy for its size and cost - thus creating steam and operating a turbine? Why not? :P If it's cheaper, safer, and cleaner, let's do it! :D

 

[berkeman]

Closed for now.

 

[russ_watters]

Closed for now.

Permanently.

Sorry guys, but this is a 20 year-old hoax or honest crackpottery borne of the cold fusion crackpot debacle. And it doesn't matter which it is: after 20 years, they have yet to produce a working prototype of a device that at face value isn't possible and violates well established physical theories.