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Use shock absorber made of piezoelectric material.South Asian roads + piezoelectric shock absorbers = infinite mileage
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Already being tried out with people power:

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Use shock absorber made of piezoelectric material.South Asian roads + piezoelectric shock absorbers = infinite mileage
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That would just create a short duration high voltage arc between the terminals, it would not help charge any battery for storage of that charge.
 
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this is what non-believers are doing now... :-)
 
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kṣamā;3257621 said:
That would just create a short duration high voltage arc between the terminals, it would not help charge any battery for storage of that charge.

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Any results from the technical examination of the miracle car?

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Still waiting ................... :D

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it hasn't happened yet.

This would die down in a week.
 
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Point taken. But again the matter of feasibility arises. ie no of those piezoelectric gens required to harness a usable amount of energy. Their combined weight and its effect on the vehicle suspension characteristics
 
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The Human Battery from Matrix movie.
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This is the future of Cheap & Abundant Energy supply.

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I think I need a team of two chota Ainjunairs to work on this next great idea:

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Any volunteers? :D
 
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A little long, but worth a read ........

from: Science for the ummah | DAWN.COM

Science for the ummah
Nadeem F. Paracha | 6 hours ago


Recently an enterprising Pakistani engineer claimed to have invented a car that is powered by water.

Excited by the news, Pakistan’s, nay, the whole Muslim ummah (and some North Korean’s) favourite scientist, Dr. Qadeem Khan, endorsed the invention and demanded that the automobile be called ‘Islamic car.’

Of course, there was the usual whining from liberal fascists/scum/extremists who ridiculed the glorious invention as a product of ‘pseudo-science’ and technical quackery.

But we all know how these elements want the Muslim ummah to continue being subjugated, dominated and exploited by Western secular Judeo-Christian science.

Little do they know that ever since the reign of the great caliph, General Ziaulul Haq, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan is leading the way in the development, growth and potential dominance of ‘Islamic Science.’

No, this has nothing to do with those ancient Muslim philosophers, astronomers and chemists who were just too influenced by the science and scholarship of ancient wine-drinking Greek idolaters.

This is about the real Islamic Science and it has already managed to stun the jealous secular Western Judeo-Christian world with a number of some stunning inventions. In theory at least.

Here are some of them …


The Al-Car

Since car hoti hai (it’s a she), the Al-Car cannot be taken out on the road without a cover. Drivers are required to use their instincts to navigate and if they are pious, angels are likely to help them in this regard.

The Al-Car does not use conventional fuel. It uses water. But since Pakistan does not want to harm brotherly country Saudi Arabia’s oil economy, the inventers of Al-Car have made sure that it only runs on Aab-e-Zamzam that is only available in brotherly Saudia.

At first the Al-Car will only be made available to the ummah. That is, of course, only to the men of the ummah. However, there will be ample space for women in the trunk.

Pakistan plans to unveil – unveil in the figurative sense, of course – this auto marvel as soon as the government dishes out a billion dollars to the inventor and releases Arsalan Iftikhar so this young dynamic Muslim entrepreneurial genius can help the inventor build a profitable (interest-free) production plant.

Preferably in Monte Carlo – after it has been conquered by General Zaid Hamid and after its population is converted (live on TV) by Mujahidan Mayan Khanam.

Genie Energy (and/or Electricity from Jinns)

This just has to be the most exciting and unique project of holy science: Deriving electricity from genies (jinns).

This brilliant theory was first presented by a brilliant Somalian alchemist, Dr. Mabuto bin Kambata in 1985 AD.

After being ridiculed by secular Western Judeo-Christian scientists and pagan African witch doctors, bin Kambata escaped to Pakistan where he was given sanctuary by Khalifa Ziaulul Haq.

Bin Kambata soon convinced Ziaulul to hold an international seminar and conference on Islamic Science.

With lots of Saudi aid to kill but not enough electricity, Ziaulul agreed and the conference was held in Islamabad. Over a thousand modern-day alchemists and scientists from the Muslim world were invited – except Dr. Parvez Hoodbhoy – he’s such a Western secular Judeo-Christian spoilsport.

The highlight of the conference was, of course, a model of Dr. Mabuto bin Kambata’s generator built to summon jinns and derive vital volts of electricity from them.

The generator works after it is plugged in a socket holding electricity that has been converted from AC (Ahmadi Current) to MC (Muslim Current).

But one has to be careful. The generator can sometimes also summon non-Muslim jinns who, if they are not converted (live on TV) by Mujahidan Mayan Khanam, cannot be used to generate electricity.

Such jinns can, however, be used to abduct Hindus with the help of flying carpets.

Renowned ummah scientists like Dr. Amir Liaqat (MBBS/PhD/DDT) and Dr. Ali Azmat have said that Pakistan will have over a thousand Mabuto Generators by 2013 AD.

It will be sad though that Dr. Mabuto himself would not be around to celebrate this joyous moment.

He died in 2001, electrocuted while using a hairdryer in his bathtub. The malicious involvement of AC (Ahmadi Current) was suspected.

Halal-o-Meter

While the secular Western Judeo-Christian scientists are busy wasting time, money and effort on measuring earthquakes and tsunami waves, we have invented the Halal-o-Meter.

Invented by the famous and pious TV-chef-cum-preacher, Farkhunda bint-e-Dalda (aka Qaum ki Sabzi), the Halal-o-Meter is an innovative instrument that measures the level of alcohol (or lack of) in perfumes, toothpaste, mouthwash, etc.

With so many secular Western Judeo-Christian products out there, the Halal-o-Meter can be a terrific asset for the true believer. All he/she has to do is dip the meter in the mouthwash/perfume/toothpaste/etc.

If the product has alcohol, the meter will start to beep loudly and an electronic voice will appear frantically bellowing ‘Haraam, Haraam!’

Ms. Farkhunda believes millions of Muslim souls can be saved from eternal damnation with this instrument because to her there’s no bigger sin for a Muslim than to use mouthwash and perfume that has alcohol.

She says that the government should put all its effort and money into building such instruments and make her the sole distributer.

She says the government can measure the number of souls that are saved by this instrument by measuring the amount of money she will make. She promises she will be a Sharia-compliant millionaire.

The Adulterilator (and/or the Automatic Adulteress Crusher)

Concerned by the rising cases of adultery (by women), gallant and brave (but nimble-tongued) Pakistani physicist, Sangsar Abbasi, has claimed to have invented a ‘smart stone throwing machine.’

Calling it the Adulterilator, Sangsar says the machine (made from wood from fine Saudi date palms) has special sensors that can detect adulteresses (and even potential adulteresses) and throw stones and boulders at them.

When some liberal fascists asked why is the machine only made to detect adulteresses and not adulterers, Sangsar convincingly explained that Muslim men were by nature innocent and it were the women who were the main culprits, especially those who went about without hijabs or burqas.

When some liberal fascists refused to buy his rationale, Sangsar appealed to the CJP to take suo moto action against the buggers. And which, he did, terming the buggers’ scepticism as harmful to the constitution.

HAARP Repulser

HAARP is The United States’ High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program – an ionospheric research programme jointly funded by the US Air Force, the Navy, the University of Alaska, the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency and the secular Western Judo-Karate villains.

Yes, the same programme that caused the 2005 Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, the 2011 Japanese earthquake and the 2011 Imran Khan tsunami.

Many scientists of the ummah, especially in Pakistan, believe that the HAARP project is largely aimed against Muslim regions. It wants to destroy Muslim populations by distorting and manipulating extreme weather conditions.

But, alas, a group of Übermensch ummah scientists in Pakistan have created a powerful project to counter HAARP.

This project is called BURRP. A blast from this ingenious God-given technology successfully repulses the malicious effects of HAARP – and indigestion. Brilliant, no?

First camel on the moon

A group of Pakistani aeronautical engineers (actually weathermen) claim that they have found a way to go to the moon.

They say that since the secular Western Judeo-Christians have already managed to put a man on the moon, they will go a step further by landing the first camel on the moon.

‘This will also be in line with our Arab aesthetics and tradition,’ one engineer explained.

He said that unlike the Americans who used rockets to take their astronauts to the moon, they will do no such thing.

When asked exactly how they plan to put a camel on the moon if not with the help of a rocket, the engineer smugly suggested: ‘The camel is the rocket!’


(This is only in jest, not to be taken seriously of course.)
 
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VCheng is trolling today

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I think it is just a hoax and I have no hope to hear any update on this news

I have been trying to make a post in this thread since last few days and finally managed to do so, so congratulate me :D

Everybody, Please get back to topic now and no more trolling :no:
 
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VCheng is trolling today

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I think it is just a hoax and I have no hope to hear any update on this news

I have been trying to make a post in this thread since last few days and finally managed to do so, so congratulate me :D

Everybody, Please get back to topic now and no more trolling :no:

Yesssir! :D

But seriously, those who tried to support and propagate this hoax must be taken to task.

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Hey, I make serious posts too:

http://www.defence.pk/forums/milita...ew-military-thinking-questions-stealth-t.html

http://www.defence.pk/forums/world-affairs/199814-distribution-jewish-population-world.html

http://www.defence.pk/forums/pakistans-war/198112-new-mou-over-pak-us-relations.html#post3248760



but apparently nobody is interested in those! ;)
 
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from: A car that runs on water? – The Express Tribune

In recent days, talk show hosts who really should know better have been touting a peculiar invention known as the water kit. An engineer has claimed to have found a way to use water as a fuel that can run cars. He claims to have done this by splitting the oxygen and hydrogen molecules in water, a feat which, if real, would represent one of the greatest breakthroughs in the history of science. However, we must not forget that water is not a fuel and the fact that the matter is being debated and hyped up without proper scientific investigation, displays our profound scientific illiteracy and the media’s irresponsible response to this claim.

Belief in the ability to run vehicles on water seems to now have become a matter of national pride. Nuclear scientist Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan, whose hyper patriotism seems to have swallowed the scientific nous he possesses, has treated the ‘discovery’ as if it was real without examining it scientifically. The cabinet, perhaps, in a burst of excitement at the prospect of our energy woes being solved, wants a demonstration of the water kit. A lone scientist or two have been trying to inject sanity into the debate but have been shouted down by others who see a genuine scientific breakthrough where none may exist. We have often been accused by our detractors as a people ruled by emotion rather than reason. By being gullible enough to believe that we can use water as a fuel, we are doing our best to live up to the caricature.

The problem here is that we are so insecure about our achievements on the world stage that when one of our own claims to have done something incredible, our first instinct is to believe him, defend him against all criticism and see the person as improving the image of the country. Naysayers are instantly denounced as self-loathing individuals. Meanwhile, those who have genuinely advanced scientific knowledge in their fields, like Dr Abdus Salam, are forgotten simply because of their religious beliefs. It is sad that when the Higgs boson particle was recently discovered, none of our media pundits conducted the kind of extensive talk shows on Dr Salam’s contribution to this great discovery, like the ones they have devoted to the ‘invention’ of the water kit.

Editorial published in The Express Tribune, August 2nd, 2012.
 
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