Antimatter Spacecraft Propulsion The Future Is Now

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Watch my free HD documentary Antimatter: The Future is Now
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkzIOI33Fm4&list=PL61B9C8E768581E0B

Watch the full documentary http://vimeo.com/30240260

My 21 minute version has been censored (evidence: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-3xNJde48Q). I cut the video down to less than 15 minutes just for youtube.

Youtube gave me back my ability to upload videos longer than 15 minutes! You can see evidence in my channel for uploads longer than 15 minutes before and after uploading the 21 minute version. After I uploaded my full documentary Antimatter: The Future is Now Pre-Release it was rejected for being too long while I had a notification saying my account was enabled for uploads longer than 15 minutes! Not once, twice! One for a 21 minute video, second time with my full documentary. And on top of that, I uploaded the documentary in parts 1-5. Part 1 of the pre-release no copyright claim. part 1 of the final release false copyright claims it is blocked worldwide as of October 9, 2011.

Evidence of second censorship: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JvbKGy-OrI
And Another false copyright claim I made a video to show evidence: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOmSMWYPpw0

http://mylesohowe.wordpress.com/2011/10/08/antimatter-the-future-is-now-full-...

The Future is Now
NASA=Never A Straight Answer

Current fuels/ethanols, oils, plastics, and most products are toxic to the environment and human health. Hemp products are non-toxic and healthy for the planet. When food, fuels, plastics, fibre, medicine are grown locally energy consumption dramatically reduces.


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http://www.niac.usra.edu/files/library/meetings/fellows/mar06/1071Bickford.pdf
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/GLAST/news/fermi-thunderstorms.html
http://www.nasa.gov/centers/glenn/technology/warp/antistat.html
http://www.engr.psu.edu/antimatter/
http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/stats/
http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/GSP/SEM0L6OVGJE_0.html
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make.html
http://fuelandfiber.com/Hemp4NRG/Hemp4NRGRV3.htm
http://www.jackherer.com/archives/hemp-biofuels-could-smoke-the-competition/
http://www.hemp.com/hemp-university/uses-of-hemp/hemp-fuel/
http://www.hemp.com/hemp-university/uses-of-hemp/hemp-fuel/making-hemp-biodie...
http://www.thunderbolts.info
http://www.phoenixtears.ca
http://mylesohowe.wordpress.com/2011/06/20/antimatter-spacecraft-the-future-i...
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  • NO MORE BLOOD FOR OIL

    1800 gallons of hemp ethanol per acre=42 barrels (42 gallons in a barrel)

    half the arable land in USA 235 million acres

    235000000 x 42 = 9,870,000,000 barrels

    USA consumes ~ 7,008,900,000 barrels every year

    Worlds total arable land 13,805,153km²

    half of the total arable land in the world 1,704,936,272 acres

    1704936272 x 42 (1800gallons) = 71,607,323,424 barrels

    projected world oil consumption by 2030: 100000000 barrels per day x 366 days = 38,064,000,000

  • @yellowecotec Anyone who does not think there is enough land to grow hemp for fuel and still grow food crops need to take a serious look at all the waste land that can be converted into arable land. 6 ways mushrooms can save the world. Hemp would also be a great resource to convert land into arable land good for growing food crops. There are other methods to increase yield per acre: vertical greenhouses, growing on rooftops, and why not make use of those hydro fields grow cannabis.

  • The best thing legislators can do is pass the all you can smoke without prejudice bill. Localy grown government inspected AAA bud bug and mold free.

    Taxable as is tobbacco and spirits would be in the best interests of all humanity.

    If the cops pull you over though and your eyes are a little glossy and you have a grin on your face he will require a blood sample.

    No big flipping mistery HUH.

  • @61miroman Cannabis needs to be exempted from all laws practically everywhere, the only way to put the cartels out of business is to allow the cultivation, processing, transportation, distribution, sales, trade, sharing, possession, consumption and use of cannabis (hemp) for industrial, medicinal, nutritional and recreational purposes repealed. Nobody has any right to restrict anyone, any age, a harmless plant safer than drinking water.

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  • @rstevewarmorycom

    Thank you for the conversation.

  • @darkcynite It doesn't matter if they worked! Don't you

    read or listen to anything else but your focused interest?

    The reactors work, but they won't when they run our of

    fuel and they will cause great harm and endanger the

    world! Not everything that works is safe or a good idea!

  • @rstevewarmorycom

    The test rods in India worked.

    Have you always had such a pessimistic view on life?

  • @darkcynite What they need is to sell every Indian decent

    birth control, but they would all rather die first. They may get

    a big part of THAT wish. Do me a favor and look up opponents

    to thorium reactors and take their warnings seriously. They are

    the physicists who have nothing to lose by telling the truth.

  • @darkcynite India's desperate. They would burn their own

    people for energy, they're so desperate. They are heading

    toward becoming the poorest nation on earth and the one

    most likely to be made poorer and more miserable by

    climate change and their own insane denial in the form of

    trying to sell every Indian a car that in 5 years none of them

    will be able to afford the fuel for, and the Indus and Ganges

    will be running dry half the year when the Himalayan glaciers

    finish melting.

  • @rstevewarmorycom

    Again I recommend reading up on thorium. For example india just approved construction of a thorium heavy water reactor.

    The material with the short peak you site is uranium as used in light water reactors.

    Faster breeder and thorium thermal breeders have vastly more fuel. I'm not sure about the fuel make up of heavy water reactors I've heard they use unrefined uranium which means one of the number 2 reactor design used may already have a large fuel supply.

  • @darkcynite Gas is to hit $5 a gallon by Memorial Day. After that it

    is onward and upward for oil prices, and the scary times begin.

    The total cost of nuclear when all costs are fairly considered

    exceeds that of even solar PV and is well more costly than

    wind and thermal solar. Sec of Energy Stephen Chu says that

    the reservation for a single nuclear power plant, if populated

    instead by photovoltaics, can produce as much energy more

    cheaply than the nuclear plant they'd build there.

  • @darkcynite Nuclear is too dangerous, too costly compared

    to renewables, and would use up too much valuable resource

    for what can only be a 20 year delay to when the fuel runs out.

    Nuclear is peak-able in the next few decades as well. Few people

    seem to acknowledge that. We need to spend the energy we

    have left on building the renewables to do the whole job, and

    we're so short of those it may take devoting major solar

    energy facilities to PV foundry/metals refineries for mirrors.

  • @darkcynite I've looked at SpaceX, but the other I haven't

    seen.

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