The Orion Project to acquire Stan Meyer’s technology

The Nexus is a proud supporter of The Orion Project. The totality of the revenue from Ad sense was used to make a donation of 100$ this morning to support the purchase of Stan Meyer’s technology. Join the Grassroots movement and make a change!

Historic Energy Breakthrough on the Line Dear Friends, We have an urgent and momentous opportunity before us. The idea of using water for fuel has been around for decades. Many have imagined it; but Stan Meyer did it… in the ‘90s! In fact, he received a patent for his Water Fuel Cell in 1989. Meyer was a highly respected inventor and his research is one of the most widely known and publicized even today. He powered a car with this technology and envisioned powering homes, planes and more with this ingenious invention. Stan discovered that resonant frequency was the key to unlocking the enormous energy contained in water; produced when hydrogen and oxygen combust. With his early and untimely death in March of 1998, this information was apparently lost. To date no one has been able to reproduce his technology from his published material – though it has been out over a decade. Now, the complete body of Stan Meyer’s work has surfaced again including notebooks, drawings, his Water Fuel Cell-powered vehicle, and other unique experimental designs! For many months, The Orion Project has been working to acquire Stan’s legacy materials so we can solve the energy crisis that is draining this country… and the world. In January, 2008 Dr. Ted Loder, our Chief Technology Officer, personally reviewed all materials on hand. He found an extensive collection of Stan’s research journals and experimental equipment, much of which has never been known to the public. Just recently we discovered this entire collection of Meyer’s work will offered for bid to interested parties effective this Saturday, August 16th! The Orion Project is certainly one of the serious bidders. We expect there will be very high interest in this bidding process for Stan’s materials. If we succeed in winning this bid, it opens the door to our recreating Stan’s remarkable technology. Please help us succeed in this extraordinary opportunity. While TOP is a contender in the process, the board is re-evaluating exactly what bid we will put forth. There is no guarantee that we will be awarded the materials. However, the more money we have available, the stronger bid we are able to make. If Stan Myer’s work is obtained by another party who lacks the strategic contacts and leadership of TOP, it most likely will never be brought out to the public. They may not have the considerable technical resources to recreate the working system. Furthermore, they likely lack the critical strategic understanding of how to bring such a controversial technology out to a global commercial market in the face of extreme opposition by entrenched energy giants. Lacking either of these fundamentals skills will result in Stan’s work being lost and never realizing its enormous benefits to society. The Orion Project is uniquely able to recreate this technology and fulfill the promise of Stan’s life work, making free, non-polluting, and sustainable energy available and freeing our country from its dependence of foreign oil. TOP has direct access to some of the most experienced and talented researchers and inventors in this realm of water-fuel research. If we succeed in obtaining his materials, it will still require a great deal of work by the brilliant scientists we’ve identified to reproduce and develop the technology since the systems have not been run in over a decade. If just 5,000 people donate $100 each, it will give us a nominal starting budget of $500,000 allowing us to: Acquire Stan’s complete materials Assemble a skilled technical team to study them in detail Conduct testing to insure it performs optimally Begin the steps towards commercial development PLEASE DONATE NOW and help us succeed with this once in a lifetime opportunity to completely transform the doomed energy paradigm before us – replacing dwindling and polluting fossil fuel with abundant clean fuel. It is a gift to yourself and to all mankind. Stan Meyer started with a dream – we are committed to make his dream a reality! We appreciate your support, P.S. You can see an introductory article on our website about Hydroxy Gas Technology. If you’d care to see a more detailed technical brief written by Stanley himself, please see the research paper on our website: Stanley A. Meyer, 1995. Water Fuel Cell – Technical Brief.

YouTube Air Car Video Sees 500,000 Visits in Only 12 Months

I’d love to buy one of those!!!

The Australian-produced “Beyond Tomorrow” episode on the Air Car has been madly popular on YouTube. We know we are on the right track and answering a worldwide need when we see these numbers. Watch this video to see footage of the Air Car Prototype on the road, the Nice development facility and MDI CEO and inventor Guy Negre.

Discovery Channel traveled to Nice, France to interview the Air Car inventor, Guy Negre. The 8-minute segment includes interviews, clips of the prototype on the road, and explanations and animations of Negre’s compressed air technology.

(Source: http://zeropollutionmotors.us/?page_id=46)

The helmet that could turn back the symptoms of Alzheimer’s

An experimental helmet which scientists say could reverse the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease within weeks of being used is to be tried out on patients.

The strange-looking headgear – which has to be worn for ten minutes every day – bathes the brain with infra-red light and stimulates the growth of brain cells.

Its creators believe it could reverse the symptoms of dementia – such as memory loss and anxiety – after only four weeks.

Alzheimer’s disease charities last night described the treatment as “potentially life- changing” – but stressed that the research was still at the very early stages.

Around 700,000 Britons have dementia, with around 500,000 suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.

The helmet is the creation of Dr Gordon Dougal, a director of Virulite, a medical research company based in County Durham.

It follows a study at the University of Sunderland which found infra-red light can reverse memory loss in mice.

Dr Dougal claims that only ten minutes under the hat a day is enough to have an effect.

“Currently all you can do with dementia is to slow down the rate of decay – this new process will not only stop that rate of decay but partially reverse it,” he said.

Low level infra-red red is thought to stimulate the growth of cells of all types of tissue and encourage their repair. It is able to penetrate the skin and even get through the skull.

“The implications of this research at Sunderland are enormous – so much so that in the future we could be able to affect and change the rate at which our bodies age,” he said.

“We age because our cells lose the desire to regenerate and repair themselves. This ultimately results in cell death and decline of the organ functions – for the brain resulting in memory decay and deterioration in general intellectual performance.

“But what if there was a technology that told the cells to repair themselves and that technology was something as simple as a specific wavelength of light?”

The study at Sunderland found that exposing middle-aged mice to infrared light for six minutes a day for ten days improved their performance in a three-dimensional maze. In the human trials, due to start this summer, the scientists will use levels of infra-red that occur naturally in sunlight.

Neuroscientist Paul Chazot, who helped carry out the research, said: “The results are completely new – this has never been looked at before.”

An Alzheimer’s Society spokesman said: “A treatment that reverses the effects of dementia rather than just temporarily halting its symptoms could change the lives of the hundreds of thousands of people. We look forward to further research to determine whether this technique could help improve cognition in humans.”

(Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk)

The helmet that could turn back the symptoms of Alzheimer’s

An experimental helmet which scientists say could reverse the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease within weeks of being used is to be tried out on patients.

The strange-looking headgear – which has to be worn for ten minutes every day – bathes the brain with infra-red light and stimulates the growth of brain cells.

Its creators believe it could reverse the symptoms of dementia – such as memory loss and anxiety – after only four weeks.

Alzheimer’s disease charities last night described the treatment as “potentially life- changing” – but stressed that the research was still at the very early stages.

Around 700,000 Britons have dementia, with around 500,000 suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.

The helmet is the creation of Dr Gordon Dougal, a director of Virulite, a medical research company based in County Durham.

It follows a study at the University of Sunderland which found infra-red light can reverse memory loss in mice.

Dr Dougal claims that only ten minutes under the hat a day is enough to have an effect.

“Currently all you can do with dementia is to slow down the rate of decay – this new process will not only stop that rate of decay but partially reverse it,” he said.

Low level infra-red red is thought to stimulate the growth of cells of all types of tissue and encourage their repair. It is able to penetrate the skin and even get through the skull.

“The implications of this research at Sunderland are enormous – so much so that in the future we could be able to affect and change the rate at which our bodies age,” he said.

“We age because our cells lose the desire to regenerate and repair themselves. This ultimately results in cell death and decline of the organ functions – for the brain resulting in memory decay and deterioration in general intellectual performance.

“But what if there was a technology that told the cells to repair themselves and that technology was something as simple as a specific wavelength of light?”

The study at Sunderland found that exposing middle-aged mice to infrared light for six minutes a day for ten days improved their performance in a three-dimensional maze. In the human trials, due to start this summer, the scientists will use levels of infra-red that occur naturally in sunlight.

Neuroscientist Paul Chazot, who helped carry out the research, said: “The results are completely new – this has never been looked at before.”

An Alzheimer’s Society spokesman said: “A treatment that reverses the effects of dementia rather than just temporarily halting its symptoms could change the lives of the hundreds of thousands of people. We look forward to further research to determine whether this technique could help improve cognition in humans.”

(Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk)