A Message from Infinity Fuel 
For decades, the world’s most important jobs have been shackled by one harsh truth: Traditional power sources can’t go the distance in space, sea, or defense. But a massive shift is taking place today. A small handful of innovators—some of whom worked on NASA’s fuel cell project Gemini in the 60s—have been in on it. And you only have until tomorrow to invest in their company. Their breakthrough zero-gravity, vacuum-compatible hydrogen fuel cell tech has survived 2,600+ hours of lunar-night simulation with NASA, something only a few technologies on Earth can claim. It’s a one-of-a-kind technology that turns hydrogen and oxygen into water and electricity…and back again. The fact that it can survive in space and underwater without external air separates this tech from competitors. That’s why they’ve already secured $50M+ in past and current contracts from the Navy, NASA, and commercial space partners. These fuel cell systems have also shown they can add 10X more range to the Navy’s uncrewed underwater vehicles. While defense is a huge opportunity for this company, their next chapter is even bigger. Now, they’re partnering with a commercial uncrewed underwater vehicle developer and tapping into a $11B market. They also just partnered with Plug Power, the company building what could be the largest green hydrogen network in America. These new partnerships open the door to even more mobile hydrogen power markets including defense, telecom, off-grid energy, and more. Tomorrow’s the final day. Get in before their big commercial rollout. Learn more and invest by tomorrow, 6/26 at midnight. | 
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