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hi muppet - I am only going on what we now hear ------- mutual interest of some sort.

Since we are thrusting deep into polymers - I can't see why not.

This just won't be military or aviation - this will be everywhere - and, they will want all materials non toxic, safe, green - cheap, you name it.

They will also want as many light weight materials as possible - because the bottle will be metal and heavy already.

I can't see why AJX would not be involved if we are heading into polymer - and, what do I see?

AJX and Lockheed starting to have sexting

Sounds good to me.

Here is a bit more on it- just to show scale.

"The existence of cheap, portable power will transform the world in many ways. A statement from the company envisions ships and aircraft with unlimited range, spacecraft that could reduce the travel time to Mars to less than a month.

Perhaps most important to the most people, it could bring vast amounts of power to anywhere on earth, providing among other things economical water desalination to developing regions of the globe, which are not only poor, but short of clean water, by removing energy scarcity as an insurmountable problem.

If Lockheed Martin can pull this off, and given the reputation of the Skunk Works for routinely doing the impossible, I suspect it will, the results will be transformative.

While it doesn't mean free energy, it does mean that the cost of nearly unlimited energy is very low, and with unlimited energy, there's no end to what can be accomplished. To say that the Skunk Works is on the verge of changing the world is an understatement. This development could well define the future."

http://www.eweek.com/news/lockheed-martin-claims-sustainable-fusion-is-within-its-grasp-2.html

have a great arvo.

Pinto