Could you fuel an anti-gravity device using nickel magnet to break up water molecules?

thedoc · « **on:** 27/07/2016 13:53:01 »

Ian asked the Naked Scientists:
I have a solution for the fuel needed to power an anti-gravity device. If you use a (possibly) Ni magnet to break the H2-O molecule, then we will have enough energy to power the field needed to cancel gravity.

Please drop me a line about Ni, H2O. and anti-gravity. I may give you another idea to spin.
What do you think?

alancalverd · « **Reply #1 on:** 27/07/2016 17:19:06 »

We already use the combustion of hydrogen to power rockets. And it works.

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Could you fuel an anti-gravity device using nickel magnet to break up water molecules?

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Could you fuel an anti-gravity device using nickel magnet to break up water molecules?

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