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Nothing comes in a greater abundance to Earth than salt water.

An Erie, PA cancer researcher stumbled upon the way to use a radio-frequency generator that he was using for treating cancer.

He was trying to desalinate seawater with the radio frequency but when the salt water was exposed to some frequencies, it would burn.

A Penn State University chemist has confirmed it.

The radio frequencies weaken the bonds that make up salt water, releasing hydrogen which burns as long as it is exposed to the frequencies.

Next step...trying to get funding from Department of Energy and Department of Defense officials.

After that...well, there won't be no after that probably.

If the buring water can generate enough power to move a car or other heavy machinery, we are in business.

But...um...where will they get the power to generate the radio frequencies?