Radio waves hitting a conductor cause electron flow. That’s how radio antennas work. Put a ceramic cup with gold leaf decoration in a microwave and watch the electrical sparks fly for an easy demonstration.

It would thus seem to be (but not neccessarily correct) that it is electrolysis that’s producing the free hydrogen and a simple matter to determine if the energy used to break the hydrogen bonds in the water is less than the energy produced by recombining them.

The odd part of this is that saltwater is somehow an efficient enough antenna to produce an electron flow. In normal circumstances the antenna has to be a quarter wavelength or greater to be very efficient but RF is weird enough and less than fully understood enough so that surprises still happen even today (such as this one). One would expect, as the original researcher did, that the RF energy would simply become heat energy – heating the water instead of electrolyzing it.

The researcher was principally investigating nanometer scale structures that absorb RF energy efficiently. His research was primarily aimed at delivering these nanostructures preferentially to cancer cells and then killing the cancer cells by irradiating them with RF energy. These nanometer scale structures were not said to be in the saltwater in the “burning saltwater” press coverage but I’m presuming they are. Not knowing the nature of these structures or even their presence limits how much we can say about it but it’s possible they are what are somehow working as antennas to produce the electrolysis effect.

O’Leary, you have probably already heard about this. but A scientist has discovered a way to burn salt water using radio frequencies to liberate the hydrogen!
here is the site:

http://green.yahoo.com/index.php?q=node/1570

If this can be made feasible it could revolutionize the world as far as energy is concerned.
Does anybody know anything about the actual feasibility or maybe a site to get more information?

caught in so many unworthy antics and shifting stories

“Shifting stories” sounds to me like making stuff up that isn’t true. Isn’t making stuff up that isn’t true one of those Thou-shalt-nots that good Baptists are supposed to shun?

Porn and Racism ? They are staple topics on many a university campus it seems.

When an organization loses its sense of mission, survival becomes the dominating principle. The real question is this: do they care more about Darwinian evolution or money?—it’s a close call.

Maybe it is time for this silent majority to stand up for what is right. Will they, like Peter, deny the obvious three times before the gain their courage?