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Quantum theory predicts that the vacuum of space in the universe is filled with low-energy electromagnetic waves, random in phase and amplitude and propagating in all possible directions[1].Based on theory of the zero point energy, broken symmetry, and tip effect, useful energy and power has been extracted from quantum vacuum experimentally.A theoretical model of tapping the zero point energy associated with dynamic Casimir effect and the torsion field including the spin and rotation movement, has been suggested by Xingliu Jiang to be used for describing the phenomena of "cold fusion" since 1999[2].The Browns gas emitted from popular water electrolysis projects manifests energetic anomalies, which include vaporizing tungsten when used in a welding torch[3].Some claim to run generators in closed loop fashion solely on the gas from the electrolysis, which is powered from the generator.A hypothesis is proposed that the dominant energy is not coming from hydrogen, but rather it is coming from charged water gas clusters, which activate and coherently tapping the zero-point energy.Perhaps the most popular application of Browns gas is to boost an automobiles gasoline mileage.An energy anomaly manifests here as well for the boosters typically produce only a few (5-20) liters of uncompressed gas per minute.Yet many claim significant increase in miles per gallon (20 50%).Burning hydrogen cannot account for it.