Proppant For Fracking Fluid

A fracturing component comprising:

• a fluid;
• a plurality of three dimensional structures mixed in the fluid having arms extending away from a central point;
• a first angle defined by the arm and a vertical axis that is less than 45°;
• a second angle defined by the arm and a horizontal axis that is more than 45°;
• wherein with each structure flutters in the fluid reducing the structures tendency to settle out of the fluid when injected into a fissure.

A method of performing fracturing on a fissure comprising the steps of:

• providing a fracking mixture having a fluid and a plurality of three dimensional structures carried in the fluid wherein each structure has a longitudinal axis, center of mass and center of pressure wherein the center of pressure and the center of mass do not align in a stable manner causing the three dimensional structure to flutter in the fluid transported by the fluid and injected into a fissure;
• pumping a conventional mixture of fracking fluid and a conventional proppant into the fissure until at least 70% of the total volume of the fissure is filled;
• and,
• pumping the fracking mixture into the fissure.