Projekt Oasis, jednostki łagodzące skutki klęsk żywiołowych.pdf

... Creating a Proper Place of Comfort

and Dignity for Everyone

It’s every mans right to have access to water, electricity and food.

Today 1.6 billion people haven’t electricity. Millions drink dirty water, and

millions have no or little warmth in their shelter.

With the Oasis project we plan to give every man a chance to have access to

clean water, electricity and warmth within his own environment, at little cost.

We can do that through new developments in plasma reactor technology. A

self-sustaining plasma reactor, designed by nuclear physicist M.T. Keshe, is the

heart of a special energy/water supply system, which converts - in any environ-

ment - air or dirty water into drinking water, and where the system can provide

light, heat and electricity, at no extra cost, and for a long duration (i.e. five years).

The Oasis Unit is a small, omni-functional, portable unit that will provide day

and night - independently from any other power source - basic commodities in

areas or locations with urgent needs. A Oasis device can be made in different

sizes (i.e. for public access or use), and may have modular extensions (i.e. kitchen

steam unit, connectors for tubes and inflatables, deep freeze unit, etc. ).

The output(s) of the Oasis unit will influence health and social life, and will

activate the development of local economy, agriculture and trade. Small indus-

trial machinery can be powered by a Oasis unit, and access to electricity will

provide access to electronic devices and communication means, which will

facilitate distance education and promote human knowledge.

Small sized Keshe Oasis units -

the size of a suitcase - will

provide current, water, light

and warmth in refugee camps,

hospitals and disaster areas.

Organizations like the UN, the

Red Cross and NGO’s may

distribute and use Oasis units.

Governments can include

these versatile units in their

proper social and economic

programs and policy.

For more information about

Keshe Plasma Reactors, Licensing and the Oasis project:

www.keshetechnologies.com

info@keshetechnologies.com