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ANGEL'S NEST GOES COMMERCIAL WITH
WORLDSNEST
ENERGY, WATER AND
HOUSING SOLUTIONS FOR THE 1ST AND 3RD WORLD
SUSTAINABLE
ARCHITECTURE ABUNDANT PURE WATER
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VISIT
www.worldsnest.com
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Robert Plarr: Cell: 310-487-8889
Victoria Peters: Cell: 310.613.8004
Steven Park: 310-856-7755 |
e-mail: info@WorldsNest.com

FREE RANGE HYDROGEN
INTEGRATED GREENHOUSES
TECHNOLOGIES TO GENERATE CLEAN ENERGY, PEACE AND PROSPERITY |
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John Raatz, Founder and CEO of The Visioneering Group,
has formed a strategic partnership with WorldsNest, Telsa Sustainable
Homes and Green Tech Management. |
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Inventor Shelby Henderson and filmmaker Chris
Patton have joined the WorldsNest Family. Shelby (right) holds the Emmy he received from
the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as co-inventor of the
flying erase head in 1952, a device which heralded the Modern Age of
Broadcast Media, Video and Computers. |
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Inside the Energy Pod, Robert Plarr reveals one of NASA
scientist Michael Fulton's high-efficiency solar concentrators that uses
only 5% silicon of previous collectors.
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Robert explains how the Proton electrolyzer (left) can
create hydrogen from wind,
solar, or from the Hydrogen Labs direct current ethanol generator. |
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Robert describes the "Hydrogen Well", low pressure tanks
that hold enough hydrogen to power Angel's Nest. Excess hydrogen is
compressed and stored in the Hydrogen Fueler. The white tank holds the
water to be split into hydrogen and oxygen.
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From a high perch on a DNA Wind Turbine, Robert explains
how wind, sun, biofuels
and hydrogen unite in a renewable energy symphony at Angel's Nest.
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Victoria Peters demonstrates fueling from the Air
Products hydrogen fueling station that dispenses only pure hydrogen
produced from renewable energy at Angel's Nest. |
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Click image for a message from Dennis Weaver.
Real Player required
(Un-retouched photo by Richard D.
Masters) |
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ANGEL'S NEST
STEALS THE SHOW AT NM CONFERENCE
February 25, 2006 |
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Angel's Nest, the sustainable energy demonstration
showcase in Taos, New Mexico, built by Robert Plarr and Victoria Peters,
incorporates wind and solar power, a renewable hydrogen fueling station,
and integrated greenhouses in a unique closed loop, grid-independent
energy and water replenishment cycle. Photos:
Angel's Nest |
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Angel's Nest cofounder actress Victoria Peters with
Governor Bill Richardson. |
"To Protect and Serve the Environment" -
Larry and Brandon Parks of
Hydrogen Labs present their Hydrogen ICE Highway Patrol cruiser
concept. |

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ANGEL'S NEST: A WOMAN'S PERSPECTIVE
Victoria Peters: The Angel's Nest Concept
WINDOWS MEDIA 5.5
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THE NEXT ANGEL'S NEST? VIEW

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ANGEL'S NEST
FOUNDER ROBERT PLARR'S PRESENTATION TO THE FIRST ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL HYDROGEN
ENERGY CONFERENCE IN SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO |

WINDOWS MEDIA 11.7 QUICKTIME 68.7 MB
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play it.
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Our beautiful world is awash
with clean energy - more energy than we could ever hope to use. It is all around us.
From our sun-drenched cities to the wind-swept plains of Taos, all of us are
blessed with inexhaustible, free power. We no longer need oil or coal or uranium. The sun
and the wind easily provide more energy than we could ever need -- even with our luxurious
lifestyles. Renewable technology is quickly becoming so efficient that the old,
centralized ways of making power and fuel are doomed.
At Angel's Nest, we are embracing the latest sustainable energy technologies
and perfecting them in a real-world setting.
WIND
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The vertical axis DNA turbines are being developed to exist in
harmony with urban and suburban environments. They are quiet. They whisper, even in strong
winds. The proprietary magnetic motors sit below the rotors, providing easy access within
a safe, protective tower cage. Look at our building designs. All Angel's Nest architecture
features DNA turbines. It makes sense.
SOLAR ----
Sun and wind are Yin and Yang. Wind power loves cloud and storm
and night. Solar, on the other hand, loves calm and the clear blue sky of day. Together
they provide the energy we need -- but at times they sleep, and at other times they give
us more than we can use. To live in comfort, we need constant power. Today we
finally have the answer...
HYDROGEN
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We call hydrogen gas "liquid electricity." We send
our extra wind and solar power through an electrolyzer to pull pure hydrogen out of
collected rainwater. This hydrogen is stored in an amazingly simple, safe and inexpensive
vessel, based on a special cistern we designed. It provides just enough pressure to
power a unique house fuel cell that does not use expensive platinum. The fuel cell
converts the hydrogen to ample electricity for our buildings. Incredibly, the exhaust of
the fuel cell is pure, distilled water . We send it back to the electrolyzer in an
elegant, closed energy cycle that cannot harm our world. Wind, solar, water and hydrogen
are the elements of sustainable, peaceful existence. They are the enablers of our new
coexistence with nature. At long last, we have found The Way... |
"This is how I fuel my
car."
Victoria Peters offers light-hearted
glimpse at the revolutionary technology at Angel's Nest that will free the world from oil. QUICKTIME
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ANGEL'S NEST MOVIE DOWNLOADS
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THE MTV ANGEL'S NEST MUSIC VIDEO
WINDOWS MEDIA 8.3 16.3
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QUICKTIME 10.7 21.4 MB
Copyright 2004 Robert Plarr |
ANGEL'S NEST STEREO GUITAR VIDEO
WITH MUSIC FROM "THE INFINITE SKY" BY RICK MASTERS
WINDOWS MEDIA
1.5 8.9 26.9 MB
QUICKTIME
20.7 MB
Copyright 2005 VIMS |
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(NM) September 2005
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Self-Sufficient
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April 11, 2005
Next Issue- Angel's Nest - Free
Range Hydrogen
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May/June 2005
Harnessing Hydrogen to Fuel the
Future
Santa Fe New Mexican (New Mexico) Feb 16, 2005
Angel's Nest Founders Receive a
Hydrogen Fueling Station for the World's Most Sustainable Building
General Hydrogen (Canada) Feb 3, 2005
Dennis Weaver
Champions Ecolonomics
Joplin Independent (Missouri) June 8, 2004 |
ANGEL'S NEST
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