Current Revolutionary Technology Proposes Solution To Energy Crisis

Press Release July 19, 2007

Scientist, engineer, and inventor, Ron Rockwell, from Las Vegas, Nevada, claims he has invented a clean energy solution to the world's fossil fuel crisis.  The "Crystal Ion", an Aerodynamic Air Turbine Engine (AATE), is a redesigned prototype from an air engine invented by Haskall Karl in the 1960's.The original engine was tested by Wyle Testing Laboratory and scheduled to be shown to President Kennedy at a special meeting.  Before this presentation could take place, the people who worked with Mr. Karl on the engine mysteriously disappeared.  Shortly thereafter, the engine also disappeared.  Haskall Karl went into hiding, keeping with him the documents, original drawings, and numerous photos of how he built the engine.

Recently, a mutual friend introduced him to Ron Rockwell.  Together, the two inventors collaborated to redesign and rebuild the engine, using modern technology.  After two years of painstakingly machining special tools to make the parts to precise specifications, Rockwell is presenting a working prototype. Building acquisitions and strategic business planning is currently underway so as to bring this technology to the world as soon as possible.  Rockwell Scientific Research, L.L.C., claims The "Crystal Ion" will provide energy to power automobile engines, aircraft, homes, power plants, and much more.  The immediate goal is to develop several sizes, including smaller units to retrofit current automobile, truck, home generator engines, and a larger unit to retrofit power plants.  Rockwell Scientific Research, L.L.C., has every intention of working together with federal, state, and local governments to achieve energy solutions for our over-taxed natural resources. 

The possibility of alternative power sources for electricity infrastructure alone is astounding.With global warming concerns increasing, the United States Department of Energy is encouraging creative and innovative technologies that will provide a clean, efficient energy source, and reduce our dependence on fossil fuels (www.energy.gov).  In October 2006, Secretary Samuel W. Bodman, of the United States Department of Energy, announced a federal loan program promoting greater energy efficiency through scientific innovations (www.whitehouse.gov/ask/20061002.html).

For more specific and additional information on The "Crystal Ion" and Rockwell Scientific Research, L.L.C., go to www.airturbineengine.com.  This official press release information was obtained from
Mel Kollmar, Director of Public Relations for Rockwell Scientific Research, L.L.C.

Director of Public Relations for Rockwell Scientific Research, L.L.C.
P.O. Box 26192, Las Vegas, Nevada  89126-6192
Dateline:  July 19, 2007