How a flight to Mars could lower your bills

Dear Investment U Reader, This past August, NASA's Curiosity rover landed safely on Mars. Temperatures during its descent reached 3,500 degrees Fahrenheit. That's hot enough to instantly melt gold, silicon, and even stainless steel! Yet it was an ultra-advanced "heat shield" from a small Midwest company that keyed the rover's safe landing. Now, the company is taking this same kind of technology mainstream. And the applications are mind-boggling... It could make your computer run faster... your car run more efficiently... even lower your household bills. The Wall Street Journal calls this breakthrough "an impending turning point in high tech as important as silicon and integrated circuitry were half a century ago." And for investors, here's what's most interesting: This single U.S. company holds the key patents on this substance. Our research shows its $9 stock could soon explode into the triple digits. Please check out the full story right here. At the very least, you'll know more about this futuristic discovery than 99% of the general public. Sincerely, Andrew Snyder Editorial Director, Investment U P.S. Nature scientific journal reports this discovery is "a new building block from which to engineer the world." See all the details right here.

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