http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/05/w...-run-car-thrills-pakistan.html?_r=1&ref=world
Boast of Water-Run Car Thrills Pakistan
The assertion based on the premise that he had discovered a way to easily split the oxygen and hydrogen atoms in water molecules with almost no energy would, if proven, represent a stunning breakthrough for physics and a near-magical solution to Pakistans desperate power crisis.
By the grace of Allah, I have managed to make a formula that converts less voltage into more energy, the professed inventor, Agha Waqar Ahmad, said in a telephone interview. This invention will solve our countrys energy crisis and provide jobs to hundreds of thousands of people.
Federal ministers lauded Mr. Ahmad and his vehicle, sometimes at cabinet meetings. The stand-in minister for religious affairs, Khursheed Shah, appeared on television with him and took a ride in his small Suzuki rental, which was hooked up to a contraption that Mr. Ahmad described as a water kit. Respected talk show hosts suggested he should get state financing and protection.
The countrys most famous scientist, Abdul Qadeer Khan revered inside Pakistan as the father of the countrys nuclear weapons program and reviled elsewhere as a notorious figure in the international nuclear black market gave it his imprimatur, too. I have investigated the matter, and there is no fraud involved, he told Hamid Mir, a popular television journalist, during a recent broadcast that sealed Mr. Ahmads celebrity.
Clearly this is entirely possible. After all, we really don't know how electricity works.
Boast of Water-Run Car Thrills Pakistan
The assertion based on the premise that he had discovered a way to easily split the oxygen and hydrogen atoms in water molecules with almost no energy would, if proven, represent a stunning breakthrough for physics and a near-magical solution to Pakistans desperate power crisis.
By the grace of Allah, I have managed to make a formula that converts less voltage into more energy, the professed inventor, Agha Waqar Ahmad, said in a telephone interview. This invention will solve our countrys energy crisis and provide jobs to hundreds of thousands of people.
Federal ministers lauded Mr. Ahmad and his vehicle, sometimes at cabinet meetings. The stand-in minister for religious affairs, Khursheed Shah, appeared on television with him and took a ride in his small Suzuki rental, which was hooked up to a contraption that Mr. Ahmad described as a water kit. Respected talk show hosts suggested he should get state financing and protection.
The countrys most famous scientist, Abdul Qadeer Khan revered inside Pakistan as the father of the countrys nuclear weapons program and reviled elsewhere as a notorious figure in the international nuclear black market gave it his imprimatur, too. I have investigated the matter, and there is no fraud involved, he told Hamid Mir, a popular television journalist, during a recent broadcast that sealed Mr. Ahmads celebrity.
Clearly this is entirely possible. After all, we really don't know how electricity works.
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