Replies to post #38 on KULR Technology Group Inc (KULR)

[supernova23]

Nice to meet you here SF.

I beg to differ about the importance of space. Without science and discovery, our world wouldn't be the same in many areas including health, technology, and well-being. Neil deGrasse Tyson interview about this topic:

Undoubtedly, the issues of world hunger and US citizens without healthcare need to be properly addressed. However, I don't believe it should be at the expense of science. Did you know NASA's 2017 budget of $19.3 billion represented just 0.49% of the US total budget of ~$4 trillion?

Right, we don't know the details of initial order placed by NASA to purchase KULR/NREL's ISC device. More details about ISC will bear out in the coming quarter(s).

I completely understand your skepticism about OTC companies. There's a lot of muck out there! Although there are many risks and obstacles for the Company to overcome, I believe KULR Tech has real potential to capture significant market share in the thermal management/battery storage game. In my opinion, carbon fiber makes a ton of sense for next-gen cost-effective passive thermal management. In the end, time will tell..

[supernova23]

ISC was developed by NREL and NASA (National Renewable Energy Laboratories), which is the national laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy. NREL/NASA awarded KULR Technology with an exclusive license to manufacture and sell the ISC device. You can go to NREL's web site to validate this (https://www.nrel.gov/news/program/2018/kulr-technology-exclusively-licenses-award-winning-battery-internal-short-circuit-device.html).

Regarding your comment about "giving" NASA the device in your analysis of the quote you cited from this press release, please note that the terms commercialization/commercial production by definition means to manage a business for profit or financial gain.

“As the exclusive commercialization partner for this ground-breaking technology, we will be providing NASA with initial test cells this quarter and ramp up commercial production in the Q119”