2026-10-09 Wikipedia, "Brilliant Light Power"

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Leads it gives [web]: - Founded 1991 as HydroCatalysis Inc. (Harvard Crimson 17 May 2000; Bob Park). HQ 493 Old Trenton Rd, Cranbury NJ (company now gives 105 Terry Drive, Newtown PA). - Funding: more than $25 million from about 150 investors by December 1999; over $60 million by January 2006 (NYT/VentureBeat 21 Oct 2008). Investors named: PacifiCorp, Conectiv, retired Morgan Stanley executives; board member Shelby Brewer (former top nuclear official under Reagan). - December 2013: about $1.1 million grant from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJ.com 20 Dec 2013). - About 2002: NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts Phase I grant to Anthony Marchese, Rowan University, for hydrino propulsion (report found, see 2026-10-09-wayback-niac.md); Marchese quoted as "agnostic about the existence of hydrinos" and confident there was no fraud (Village Voice 2002). - Critics quoted: P. W. Anderson (1999), Steven Chu, Robert L. Park (University of Maryland, critical since 1991), Mark Chu-Carroll; 2000 law-firm letters to four physicists over "defamatory comments"; Scientific American 2014 report that Mills said he had not isolated hydrinos; Forbes 2015. - Theory critiques: Rathke (New J. Phys. 2005), Dombey (Phys. Lett. A 2006), de Castro (2007) (papers downloaded from arXiv, see 2026-10-09-arxiv.md). - 2000 USPTO withdrawal; May 2000 suit in the US District Court for the District of Columbia; 2002 Federal Circuit affirmance (see 2026-10-09-findlaw.md); M. Rimmer 2011 article. Bearing: priority 4 (historical record) and a map of the press record (Village Voice, Dow Jones Newswires, NYT, IEEE Spectrum 2008/2009 "Hot or not?", CNET 2008, CJR 2008) to read in the original.