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Engines waste fuel and dirty the air. This approach aims to run cleaner.

New energy, explained simply.

Everyday gas engines burn fuel in a blast — you feel it at the pump and in the air. The Bendall Thunderstorm Generator idea uses water as part of an atomic pathway that forms and guides plasmoids (tiny self-organized plasma structures) so engines can run cleaner. This site teaches that inventor tech in plain English.

Independent voice. Not Strike Foundation, Strike Energy, or a licensee.

The problem — and a different path

Side-by-side: ordinary engine exhaust and waste versus a cleaner, organized torus-style energy path
Ordinary engines waste fuel and dirty the air. This path aims at a cleaner, more organized process.

Problem

Explosive “spend” combustion

Ordinary engines burn gasoline inefficiently. A lot of the fuel’s energy is lost as heat and incomplete burn. Emissions — carbon monoxide (CO) and others — hurt air quality, and the waste shows up on your wallet.

Solution frame

Organize energy with plasmoids

This device path forms and guides plasmoids so more of the energy story is organized — closer to a “store” than a pure blast. Lead result visitors care about: cleaner exhaust and better fuel use. The deeper model lives on Study; the hardware path is on Device.

What was measured

One clear distinction: independent meter results versus inventor claims. Full compare on Sources and Study.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

M.S. thesis · 2026 · independent meter

Roughly +9–10% fuel efficiency and about −34% average emissions (carbon monoxide (CO) clearest). Measured effect — lead with this.

Inventor / marketing claims

Labeled as such

Large fuel cuts (often framed as ≥90%), near-zero carbon monoxide (CO) / hydrocarbons (HC), and high chamber temps are inventor claims. This site does not lead with those figures. Use the meter first, then the model for why results might scale — and push for fuller dyno / isotope work.

Continue learning

Returning? Pick up where you left off. First visit? Skim the problem and solution above, then start Lesson 1 when you’re ready.