I put together a Powerpoint presentation on Randell Mills theory and Blacklight Power. Mills's theory involves fractional state hydrogen - also known as hydrinos. There is a link to the presentation on the home page of my website and also below:
home page: http://zhydrogen.com link to pdf presentation: http://zhydrogen.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/BLP-presentation-a.pdf I found some new information on Shelby Brewer who was on BLP's board of directors from 1997 - 2000. In 2000, Blacklight power (or someone related to BLP) bought a company that specializes in handling large quantities liquid Sodium (Na) and Ammonia (NH3) and put Shelby Brewer in place as the CEO of the newly named Commodore Applied Technologies. This is the exact same chemicals that Mills is advocating. Brewer had been on BLP's board of directors since 1997. So it seems to me they were trying to figure out what would happen if they used large quantities of sodium to produce thermal energy. Brewer had been the top nuclear official in the Reagan administration in from 1981 to 1984 and he later went on to be the CEO of ABB Combustion Engineering Nuclear Power Businesses from 1985 to 1995. Another person, Michael Kalleres (retired commander of US Second Fleet), was also on the Board of Directors of Commodore Applied Technologies and on Board of Directors of BLP for short time. ================================================ Here is what Shelby Brewer has to say about Randell Mills (on BLP's website): http://www.blacklightpower.com/theory/Reviews/review_shelby.shtml ... Now along comes Randell Mills. Without expending billions or even millions or even hundreds of thousands of US taxpayers' dollars, Dr. Mills has apparently completed Einstein's quest for a unified field theory. Dr. Mills' theory is presented in his book, The Grand Unified Theory of Classical Quantum Mechanics (July 2002). This is a huge achievement for three reasons. First, the Mills Theory tidies up theoretical physics by stitching together quantum mechanics and relativity. That in itself is a major triumph. Second, and more important, the Mills Theory explains several major empirical anomalies that have vexed physicists for decades: the sun's energy balance deficit; the dark matter in space phenomena; and mountains of atomic-electron spectral data that is inconsistent with prevailing theory. Third, the Mills Theory gives rise to the possibility of an inexhaustible energy source based on phenomenology not yet recognized and accepted by the scientific community. Remarkably, Dr. Mills has developed his theory and its energy generation application as an entrepreneur -- without largesse from the US Government, and without the benediction of the US scientific priesthood. Because his enterprise does not suffer these two impediments, it just might succeed. If so, Mills will be the next Thomas Edison. ============================================== here is the news release from 2000: Brewer Joins Commodore Applied Technologies May 16, 2000 Commodore Applied Technologies, Inc. (CXI, New York, NY) said on May 11 that the former Reagan Administration nuclear chief and CEO of ABB Combustion Engineering, Shelby T. Brewer, had joined its management team as chairman and CEO of CXI's Commodore Nuclear (Alexandria, VA). Brewer has oversight over 100-percent-owned subsidiaries, Commodore Advanced Sciences, Inc. (CAS), and Commodore Solution Technologies, Inc. (CST). He will direct the day-to-day activities of CXI's subsidiaries and work closely with Peter E. Harrod, president and COO. In addition, he will provide strategic guidance and access to private industry and governmental agencies. Brewer joined Combustion Engineering in 1985 as president and CEO of its nuclear power businesses and held that position through 1995. When ABB acquired Combustion Engineering in 1990, Brewer's responsibilities expanded. He led ABB's post-war initiative in Kuwait and in the former Soviet Union following the end of the Cold War. President Reagan appointed Brewer Assistant Secretary of Energy in 1981, where he served until 1984. In the position, Brewer was the top nuclear official in the administration. He is credited with a number of major accomplishments, including the uranium enrichment business turnaround, passage of the 1982 Nuclear Waste Act, initiation of the Advanced Naval Reactor program, and streamlining the U.S. nuclear regulatory processes. CXI said it is continuing its mission to focus on its proprietary, patented solvated electron technology (SET)™ for the nuclear waste market. CXI, through its wholly owned subsidiary Commodore Nuclear, serves the nuclear mixed-waste market and the depleted uranium hexafluoride (DUF6) stabilization program. CXI claims to offer the only broad range, commercially proven, non-thermal system to effectively treat mixed waste at substantial savings compared with incineration. Additionally, CXI is capable of assisting the U.S. Department of Energy with several remediation tasks including the DUF6 program. CXI, using the SET process, claims to offer the only single-step stabilization process. SET converts DUF6 to the stable and reusable uranium oxide form (DUO2). Commodore Applied Technologies, Inc., is an environmental solutions company focused on the processing and management of high-end hazardous waste from nuclear, radioactive, toxic, and chemical sources. Through its wholly owned subsidiaries--Commodore Nuclear, Commodore Advanced Sciences, and Commodore Solution Technologies--the company provides technical engineering services and proprietary remediation technologies to the government and private ==================================== below is a partial transcript of Shelby Brewer speaking at some presentation: http://seekingalpha.com/article/27312-commodore-applied-technologies-red-chip-conference-presentation-transcript ".... The technology side, we have a process called Solvated Electron Technology and it's very, very unique. Basically and technically what happens is as we mix anhydrous ammonia with elemental sodium, the electrons come off the sodium. So you have a sea of electrons. You then put the toxic material PCBs, Furans, whatever it is in the solution and press all, the chemical formed, the toxic materials change to something benign. It operates at room temperature. ..." ============================== Another interesting person currently on BLP's board of directors is James Sims who was CEO and founder of Cambridge Technology Partners ($600 million revenue at the time) and also founded a computer company and developed it into $300 million in revenue. His company, Gen3 Partners, replicated one of BLP's experiments and his company oversaw a replication of another experiment.
