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- inactive, on 11/02/2008, -0/+1For 20 years ... give or take... I've watched Dr Randell Mills take it on the chin for his theories. Nothing like living in a world where everybody with letters laughs behind your back.
What is the time limit for a quack??? I must be a quack for in 20 years I've had more jobs than Mills. He has had his head buried in this for an extremely long time. I just don't associate quackery with longevity.
Rowan University has replicated a flying bumble bee experiment. Science says it's not possible.
I'd love to be the first guy on my block to own a BLP 50Kw heat generator!
Cheap hot water, my electrical meter should spin backwards as I would be hooked to the grid.....and it shouldn't make a racket or small bad.
So ... what remains is a product for the consumer. Money changes hands. If BLP produces a product, science has been dead wrong for more years than Mills has been around!
If BLP produces a product but my electrical meter still spins in the wrong direction shame on me and BLP!
I'd like to know what happened to the 30K mile battery pack for the electrical car???? - inactive, on 11/02/2008, -0/+1@ RicktheBrick,
You wrote: """Every factory capable of producing this product should stop whatever they are now producing and joining in a world wide effort to get this product into existence so the world can benefit from it. Once people see the benefits from it I would think there would be a lot less proverty and wars."""
That's socialism! I'm totally opposed to that idea! Let's say I was making good money at making xyz widgets...and now I'm told to build something else??? Doing what you suggest would collapse the world market.
There is no better governor and filter of BS and marketable products for consumer than the free market. If the government were to mandate what you suggest, the costs would soon orbit out of reality.
Don't get me wrong, I'm a Dr Mills/BlackLight Power fan. When they produce a product, if it is in fact a "Better Mousetrap", the world will beat a path to their door.
What is wrong with that?
The government got involved with bio-diesel and ethanol...and FUBAR'd a market.
Any new technology must overcome the existing competition: Coal, hydro, nuclear, wind, solar etc.
Once BlackLight Power or some such agency begins marketing power generators the proof will be in the pudding. It's worth the wait.
Socialism is not worth it. - RicktheBrick, on 10/20/2008, -0/+1Rowan University, Glassboro, N.J., is a highly ranked comprehensive public university that offers bachelor's through doctoral degrees. The University comprises seven colleges: Business, Communication, Education, Engineering, Fine & Performing Arts, Liberal Arts & Sciences, and Professional & Continuing Education. U.S News & World Report ranks Rowan's College of Engineering 12th in the nation among programs that offer bachelor's and master's degrees. I would think with an endorsement of this quality there would a big rush to produce this product. Every factory capable of producing this product should stop whatever they are now producing and joining in a world wide effort to get this product into existence so the world can benefit from it. Once people see the benefits from it I would think there would be a lot less proverty and wars.
- sterlingda, on 10/20/2008, -0/+1On May 28, 2008, the company announced that they have a 50 kW prototype ready to take commercial. The present development validates that prototype. This new process could allegedly generate electricity for as cheap as 1 cent/kw-hour — two to four times cheaper than any other contemporary power sources.
BLP's 50,000 watt reactor generated over 1 million joules of energy in a precise measurement made by Rowan University engineers, led by Dr. Peter Jansson. The independent study included full characterization of a proprietary solid fuel to generate the energy before and after the reaction.
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