In the late 1980s, American inventor Stanley Meyer revealed a groundbreaking innovation that could have transformed the global energy landscape: a car powered entirely by water. His invention used a process called electrolysis to split ordinary water into hydrogen and oxygen via a specialized fuel cell. That hydrogen was then burned as fuel, driving the engine without gasoline, oil, or emissions. Unlike conventional electrolysis, Meyer claimed his method required far less energy, making it remar

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