With the recent increase in fuel price, it has become absolutely necessary for everyone to get an alternative source of fuel that may be complemented with gasoline and diesel in order to decrease the amount of money spent on fueling our cars. As we speak, there is a new technology that can help us to solve that problem. Before you say: "Yeah another costly alternative", read this run your car on water review.
Boeing has just shown off the world's first hydrogen fuel cell hybrid electric manned airplane to fly, a zero emissions vehicle, which climbed to 3,300-feet and cruised at 62 mph.
Hopefully their changes will help other automotive manufacturers to see the light
The Ikoo electric scooter has a high IQ when it comes to funky little green electric vehicles that one can use to zip around the city and traffic without burning an ounce of gasoline.
It was just a matter of time before someone figured out how to do it: A solar powered electric bicycle.
Scott F. Hall, an associate professor of art at the University of Central Florida, was tinkering around with stuff in his kitchen and came up with a continuously rotating mechanism that appears to harness electrostatic energy from the atmosphere — or something. The gizmo spins at around 80 revolutions per minute, and is constructed from a can of dog food, tooth picks, refrigerator magnets, a pencil, spring clips, and a small corner cut out of a box.
