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  William Nelson

  Outer space fuel

  LikeReply6 years ago
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  William Nelson

  May 2 at 6:40pm ·
  
  SUBJECT, WAXOGEN:
  Hi friends, I coined the word waxogen in the late 1950,s. People have asked me for a brief description about the uses of wax for the environment. Our children today are the future of tomorrow, So, I want this wax technology to reach these kids and to carry on where I am leaving off. There has been no text written on the subject wax for its uses for fighting and solving man caused pollution, mainly the spread of radiation around our planet. I have been an independent environmental researcher for the past 50 years searching solutions for man caused environmental problems and have been solved. I have Government documentation that confirm solutions for dealing mainly with the spread of radiation pollution such as preventing Rn222 entry into homes or preventing Pu239 dust particles from becoming airborne and escaping into the environment which I demonstrated on the Sarcophagus of Chernobyl’s blown out reactor # 4during one of my three trips to the site. IT was demonstrated how to prevent radioactive Uranium Mine Tailing’s dust particles from becoming airborne. I also demonstrated how to cocoon highly radioactive waste material that had spat out of the reactor at the time of the explosion under18 inches of soil. In the late 1960’s and 1980’s wax technology was demonstrated to both the US Coast Guard and the Canadian Coast Guard showing how a formulated wax can be used to remove spilled oil from water very quickly, and the oil can be recovered and saved while the wax can be used over to remove more oil. Bach sand coated in crude oil can be removed quickly like rolling the crude off the sand like it was a giant rug and leaving the beaches 100% and free of oil. Many people have asked me to define the word Waxogen. This has nothing to do with the environment, but in the late 1950’s I discovered a new source of energy that can be used for outer space rocket fuel for the future, but not on Earth where gravity exists, even though it did propel a small rocket that I had designed that traveled only for a short distance. This fuel will propel a rocket in space where there is no gravity. So I coined the word, (WAXOGEN) because it consists partly of formulated waxes and other additives such as very cold water. I cannot disclose all until I file for Patent. This rocket fuel is sent into space as a solid and cannot explode during its flight to the edge of space. Once the wax is in its orbit in outer space the wax then turns into a liquid that caused by the rays of the Sun, and the Sun reflected heat is part of the formula. There is so much more to share, and mainly to the younger generation where some of this children could be our future scientists. WAXOGEN could be the next space rocket fuel. The best aspect of this fuel is that if something went wrong with the rocket that is transferring the solid wax fuel before it reached space and crashed into the ocean, No problem because wax floats and can be recovered. I have no secrets a more »

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    STANDS4

    Thanks for sharing this important information.

    LikeReply5 years ago