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[M.Helen]

I think they should boil it. As a result all the salt will remain on the bottom of the device.

now imagine how fast the water must be boiled so that it manages to be used for driving.

[Karl.in.eu]

The first train was moved by steam

[Terry]

The first train was moved by steam

so you wanted to say a car working on steam? What will the driver do? Put coal into the petrol tank?

[Karl.in.eu]

This seems to be a very comfortable and practical automobile. Does it include a genuine shovel?

[Benn]

I believe such a car would easily be released on the world market if not the giant car producers in the world. They could give amount to Japanese for not releasing this car, since it would mean a total bankrupt.

[Aeneas]

And the Indians have a compressed air car (made by Tata). I'm more impressed with the latter.

[Faw_Peter]

I think this is the car you are talking about, really impressing
http://www.toplkvideo.com/index.php?opt ... 5&Itemid=2
Can run 200 km before being refulled (re-aired)
Maximum speed 110 km, OK

[Terry]

Tata cars are developing quite fast, they already have a series of cars for different clients
visit their website here http://www.tatamotors.com/

[Peach]

Take a look at this video. It's a water bike. It has a water tank which, if filled with water from wells, is filtered while riding the bike and pumped into the second water tank. Great solution for African countries.

[Benn]

That's nice, but I believe it's gonna be a bit expensive for ordinary African people. Besides, doubtlessly the water filter needs to be replaced after a certain period of time, where would they buy it? African countries must provide each family with such bicycles for free.

[Nathan]

I really think it’s an important invention and it should be developed further. May be by using such kind of cars we will be able to make the air cleaner and fresher. But there is a problem, whether the world elite will meet this innovation cordially?