Vystar Corp (VYST)

[stervc]

StocksGoneWild, with VYST & the Fluid Energy Conversion acquisition...

This is a VYST acquisition that the market is not even talking about right now. Back when I spoke to the company, this was explained to me and below is what I had gotten from the notes that I had taken:

Fluid energy conversion is based around the technology called the Hughes Reactor. Nathanial Hughes is the inventor. He referenced me to the movie we all know called Top Gun. The part when they showed the plane engine when there was a cone in the middle with the flames coming out of the sides... that’s this device. With this technology, he told me to think about a tube with a cone inside it and there’s a one-way air value to where air bubbles come in and pop. So then air, water, and gas hits the cones, it creates mini little tornadoes, then the air bubbles pop to now really what we have is sonic cavitation. They can do, from an air purification standpoint, some huge things, which is why they were acquired.

http://www.fluidenergyconversion.com/technology.html

Your post below speak volumes that all should read, research, and understand:

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=146200735
Stervc, love reading all of your posts, but this one has to be in my top 3 all time favorites. If you scroll down to the very bottom, you'll see FEC. I've dug on it for hours because its fascinating, and I really want to figure it out. This is the last piece of the code to crack for me.

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=146166501

Check out Nathaniel Hughes Chief Scientist...I'd pay big money to shadow this guy in the lab for a day.

The CEO is Bryan Stone, M.D. VYST board member.

VYST snatched up this company for $100,000 deal of the century.

Check out the Hughes Reactor...thats some next level, Nikola Tesla, game change'n, quantum leap shit right there. Any thoughts on it?

http://www.fluidenergyconversion.com/technology.html

v/r
Sterling