From the link http://www.angelnexus.com/o/web/23873
Witnessing the Impossible
The lab was standing room only.
Physicists, company executives, a CNBC team, and a few “suspected buyers” gathered shoulder-to-shoulder around a bisected home in the center of a dark room.
At first glance, it looked like any other scaled-down house.
There were no rooftop panels, no wires, no tinted windows.
But as the CEO explained shortly before the blinds went up, the windows were sprayed with the companys one-of-a-kind solar formula.
You couldnt tell anything happened to them. They looked like regular windows you would find on any house or office building.
Then, the curtains went up, and the suns rays hit the windows...
Immediately, lights inside the house turned on.
As far as regular, expensive and boxy solar panels would be concerned, it was nothing special.
Except that there were no panels.
And as the CEO quickly demonstrated, his company’s spray-on solar cells weren’t only several times cheaper, and able to be applied at room temperature to ANY window instantly;
But this near-invisible solar spray is 300% more powerful than regular, expensive rooftop solar panels!
If that didnt have the image of enormous profits flooding every mind in the room, they took it one step further...
The blinds shut, cutting off all traces of sunlight, and the lights in the lab turned on.
Somehow, the rays from the regular, incandescent bulbs were enough to still power lights for the house!
As the CEO explained, their cells are also 1,000% more powerful at extracting energy from even artificial light sources enough to keep power running on buildings from the glow of, say, street lights at night time!
All from a material that could be sprayed on ANY window on ANY building even at room temperature!
I could hardly believe it.
There I was, one of the first outsiders in the world to witness a technology so disruptive that it could, without any effort, radically change the global energy landscape.
It had to be the same feeling other spectators felt when they viewed the first controlled nuclear reaction on the squash rackets court in Chicago in 1942...
Or the five witnesses of the Wright brothers first flight in Kitty Hawk, NC.
Only THIS $31 million company is on a much faster pace.
The CEO shared with us that the companys already beyond the lab.
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