Air powered cars

These comments about the 2nd "Law" of Thermodynamics are interesting. It's true that too much is made of this law, that is, it is overgeneralized and misapplied, though it is true (you can't reuse the same energy because energy dissipates from a usable or concentrated to a less usable or more dissipated condition.)

As it pertains to free energy and air cars, there was a scientist named James Clerk Maxwell, the discoverer of the electromagnetic spectrum, who Einstein called the father of modern physics. Maxwell claimed he knew how to get around the 2nd Law, and his concept has been named "Maxwell's Demon" by physicists. Ever since, physicists have been arguing about abstract demons in air tanks, while ignoring the real possibility that Maxwell's concept could be applied to actual hardware that can be placed inside real air tanks.

The gist of it is that the air inside a tank isn't just sitting there; it's moving anytime any air enters or leaves the tank, so why not get it to move the way you want, to take advantage of all that potential energy. I have decided that the answer to the riddle of Maxwell's Demon is something called the Bernoulli Effect, which states that pressure can become velocity and vice versa. The point is that it's possible to put low pressure air into a high pressure tank without the usual work required to pump it into the tank against all the resistance of the air that's already in the tank.

This makes it possible to drive a self-fueling air car till it breaks or leaks, without stopping to fill the tanks. As a Scientific American article on Maxwell's Demon pointed out, the demon isn't really in violation of the 2nd law at all, because the heat in the air (heat pushes pistons, not pressure as we all assume) is continually replenished by the sun. So this is not a closed system and the relatively dissipated heat from the sun's rays can be used, just as a heat pump can reconcentrate dissipated heat to warm up a house in the winter, and use less energy by far than the amount of energy being provided from the environment to heat the house.

If the 2nd law were blindly and unselectively applicable to all situations as skeptics would like to think, then we would not have hurricanes, tornadoes, or that thing called weather. The key to the self-fueling air car is a storm in an air tank and some fairly simple hardware. For more free information, check out www.AirCarAccess.com.

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