Stanley Meyer and His Water Powered Car

Stanley Meyer was an independent inventor who claimed to have designed and built a motor that ran completely on water. He called his invention the “water fuel cell.”

Meyer demonstrated a dune buggy he claimed was powered by his water fuel cell, stating that only 22 US gallons of water were required to travel from Los Angeles to New York. However, there were only eyewitness testimonies backing the water-powered car’s legitimacy, and no engine or vehicle manufacturer has incorporated Meyer’s work. The patent for the fuel cell has expired, so anybody could pick up where Stanley left off. Meyer died in 1998, and there are still many questions surrounding his invention’s legacy, including whether it actually worked. Some believe that his death was due to poisoning, but the coroner’s report stated that Meyer had died due to a cerebral aneurysm. 

If only the global mafia would allow this technology to be developed.

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