What Cracks Water?
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jibbguy wrote:
Interesting, but "Westinghouse" as an actual electrical / electronics / nuclear industry corporation died many years ago.
Westinghouse Electric (1886) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
As we can see its very convoluted and difficult to follow... now actually "Viacom" of all things, a cable corporation lol... but that was never really the industrial part. The divisions that finally ended up with G.E. through proxy's (the nuclear and some of the defense), could have been the ones who got it, if the rumor is true. Up until several years ago at least, i knew they were still using the name. They were being sneaky about it because G.E. was the only remaining competitor in nuclear, and that would have "broken anti-trust laws"
I just talked to one of the people I mentioned who actually saw the demonstration. He said that he knows for certain it was indeed sold. But he does not know to whom. Kanzius Cancer Reserch FGroup received the money for it.
He also heard Westinghouse, although he doubts that....in addition to Westinghouse he also heard that GE bought the concept...GE is also in Erie so he doubts that as well since everyone in Erie, knows atleast two people who work in GE and we haven't heard anything about it....he also heard several forign energy research companies were inquiring about it...however he strongly thinks it is the US Energy Department .
In a city as small as Erie, rumors are more common than colds and easier to catch
Regardless teh water burning design WAS sold.Bizzy

