This discussion centers on the concept of utilizing hard water and heavy water as potential energy sources through radiation capture. Participants explore the idea of transforming hard water into "hard hard water" and heavy water into "heavy heavy water," suggesting that this process could release radiation. However, skepticism arises regarding the feasibility and scientific basis of these claims, with one participant hinting at possible confusion stemming from fictional sources.
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Originally posted by Zrai
Now isn't there a way to make hard water "hard hard water"? and in by doing so radiation is released and another compund is left behind?
Am thinking that by capturing this radiation it could be utilized as an alternate energy source.
Originally posted by Zrai
Now isn't there a way to make heavy water "heavy heavy water"? and in by doing so radiation is released and another compund is left behind?
Am thinking that by capturing this radiation it could be utilized as an alternate energy source.
"Stepping thru the oppositly spinning magnetic fields, I am going back to my own universe to contemplate my errors."
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