There's a thing called the classified patent system which hardly anybody knows about. And every time you apply for a patent it goes through a screening by someone from the Department of Defense here i

It sounds too good to be true, but inventor John Christie is convinced his machine will change the world. Once kick started from a battery, John and his partner Lu Brits say this prototype will run f

Hydrogen and oxygen, the components of water are two of the most reactive elements on Earth. Electrolysis, the process of extracting them from water as gas, has been known to science for nearly 200 ye

You'd think you'd know his name. Every time you turn on a light, or turn on your radio, his contributions are as far reaching as those as Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, or even his nemesis, Tom Edison

Nikola Tesla is regarded as the founding father of free energy. His astounding developments in the generation of alternating electrical current are still being used today. His most notorious project i

...a mystery surrounds Tesla. His contributions, which were great in many, have descended into obscurity. Why? Nikola Tesla was a humanitarian, a US patriot, and yes an unbridled genius. Though he has

With over 200 patents to his name, Tesla was well on his way to transmitting electric power without wires, when he ran into trouble with J.P. Morgan, a financial interest, in 1901. His ambitious Warde

There is nothing startling about a machine that can extract the hydrogen from water. What is highly unusual is that it should do so with ordinary tap water. The conventional method is called electroly