I can't remember

I think it was the angle of the kings chamber in the great pyramid.
They found that angle was how hydrogen propagates.
One theory is each pyramid had a different purpose, and the angles were specific to each one.

We just don't know what we don't know.
Imagine the technology of a civilization millions of years more advanced than us.

Fascinating!!

You can't create energy. You can only convert from one type to another. All the energy in the universe has already been created. Any new energy source like a new star is just left over stuff from before being converted again.

Elements help convert energy.
Especially when mixed together.
Imagine making a fuel out of water that only emits pure water.
Maybe it's element 911. :D
Water is converted to element 911.
911 is mixed with water which creates a controllable ~nuclear explosion.
Only by product is water.

Fascinating!!

AKA 'the law of conservation of mass'

Making energy from water where the only byproduct is the water itself is not a realistic scenario. Anyways, it's far more complex that the proper way to get free energy.



From the land beyond the wardrobe. Yes, if you open the door in the back of the wardrobe, that entire other land back there is FULL of energy. You can tap that sucker for everything it's worth and bring all of that sweet sweet energy to our world, basically for free. WAY easier than creating the al-chemical creation of free water from water using element 911.

All of the energy of the Universe was already there, just trapped in the quantum fluctuations of the primordial Higg's field. We don't want to go starting any rumors that energy was "created" in the Big Bang. Certain folks seem to think that requires a Prime Mover and such ;)

Like transparent aluminum...maybe

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