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Non-Tech : NSOL - Nuclear Solutions, Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jmhollen who wrote (3)	1/24/2004 2:55:28 PM
From: Chuca Marsh	Respond to of 13

Hi Bud, yes...this is very intesting. Inter...resting...resting( testing - testing ) ...over the weekend I hope...RUN Babe Run. Forcast on a no nonsense run on TA ...now we need MORE FA. 90 % of this WEEKs buyers bought on TA and have no FA clue ...encapsulate my nuclear images LOL Chucka80CENT I trust sooner..90 % on TA and FA LOL 80 % on a buck WE all want. More IF ..HOLD LONG I think when FA is in I hope4 PS - THERE is no relationship I know to NSOL cept the names...NUKE sold off all tech last year ...read SLVO( R/S and Name Change of NUKE Rhombic )( I do PR there at SLVO end 1-1-2004) info I disclosed in 2003 : Link to OLD Due Dilly here at SI i put up on similar( you tel me DIFFERENT ) NUKE TECH on raun of 1999 Spring 2000 wow that was neat from 25 cents to $5 then PROOF...do it SAM: Ooops, JohnnyH Subject 15210 From a Mr Anders Post in PRIOR GROUP of old news READ : "" On April 14, 1999, Rhombic announced a six weeks feasibility study being produced by three major computer corporations on the applications and economic viability of Rhombic's diamond technology. The Nuclid Battery The nuclid battery which is a more advanced version of the nuclear battery, owned 100% by Rhombic Corporation, produces energy from the breakdown of unstable isotopes of a number of basic elements such as Krypton, Strontium, and Cesium. The battery's single purpose is to provide a generation or more of constant energy for both manned and unmanned space flights to nearby planets and eventually outer space. Dr. Reinhard Hopfl of Germany, represented Rhombic Corporation's nuclid battery at the Geneva, Switzerland June 12-14, 1999 summit meeting of International Computer and Communications. Initial contacts have been made among the top producers of satellites during the IC&C summit. The Russian Academy of Sciences was among new members being sponsored. Rhombic Corporation soon will have the honor of being considered as a member. Special Update - On April 9, 1999 a special report was released on the Nuclid Battery which stated, "Recent planning among the Russian and German co-inventors of the Rhombic Radio Nuclid Battery (Dust Plasma Battery) includes information about extensive experiments by the Russian Academy of Sciences with anticipated new runs on the MIR Space Station. Members of the forthcoming International Space Laboratory, after docking its third module, and scheduling astronauts for the year 2000, will provide a priority experiment in space to be performed by the Rhombic Dust plasma Battery. The last experiments in the MIR space station were continued throughout January 1999, and are still being evaluated at present. One of the first experiments in the manned flight in early 2000 will be on dust plasmas. A Russian team will cooperate in the experiment with a team from the Max Plank Institute in Germany. Dr. Heinrich Hora, representing Rhombic Corporation, recently initiated contact with the International Computer and Communication Corporation (IC&C) in Reston, Virginia in order to promote the Battery for use in the low orbital communication satellites being launched in the near future to accommodate the quickly expanding cellular and internet business. Large-scale development and mass production of the Battery may necessitate the involvement of a large satellite company or a consortium of them. Doctor Hora's contacts with communication companies, in particular IC&C, may help Rhombic in these developments. Dr. Hora's latest report indicates that the much lighter weight and lesser cost of Rhombic's Super Compact Battery may prove essential to reduce the projected cost of the first 400 satellites into space. Former vice president of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Dr. Vladimir Fortov, lately reported to Dr. Hora that there has been "extensive progress" of work on the SRB with dust plasmas. ""