Dancing on the point of a pin

Link: http://www.popsci.com/popsci/science/873aae7bf86c0110vgnvcm1000004eecb...

"The entire thing takes up about as much space as a two-car garage, surprisingly compact for a machine that can consume nearly any type of waste—from dirty diapers to chemical weapons—by annihilating toxic materials in a process as old as the universe itself. Called plasma gasification, it works a little like the big bang, only backward (you get nothing from something)."

"The only by-products are an obsidian-like glass used as a raw material for numerous applications, and a synthesis gas that can be converted into a variety of marketable fuels."

tooplyshy wrote on Feb 17, '07
(+) Ready the Flux Capacitor.
subtractadddivide wrote on Feb 17, '07
it works a little like the big bang
perfectly safe. Every home should have one.
petersealy wrote on Feb 17, '07
"The entire thing takes up about as much space as a two-car garage" - I can see some confusion ensuing once this thing is deployed to households...
ihatecornflakes wrote on Feb 17, '07
"Hello? PlasmaTrash? I need to know how to lodge a claim for replacement of my Ferrari. Your salesman told me I could put your trash machine in my garage, so I did. Now I can't find my car!"
mdmd wrote on Feb 18, '07
Anybody seen Jimmy?
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