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Teslas Dynamic Theory of Gravity

Nikola Teslas most suppressed work was his theory of gravity. The lecture which he delivered to the New York Immigrant Society was meant to be a treasure for all mankind. All public copies have been destroyed. book! ccult Aether %hysics. nly one researcher! "illiam #yne has dared to bring it to our attention. The following is an e$cerpt from his
According to Teslas lecture prepared for the Institute of Immigrant "elfare &'ay. ()! (*+,-! his ./ynamic Theory of 0ravity1 was one of two far reaching discoveries! which he .2worked out in all details1! in the years (,*+ and (,*3. The (*+, lecture was less than 4ve years before his death. 'ore complete statements concerning these discoveries can only be gleaned from scattered and sparse sources! because the papers of Tesla are concealed in government vaults for .national security1 reasons. "hen I speci4cally asked for these papers at the .National Security 5esearch 6enter1 7 now the .5obert 8. ppenheimer 5esearch 6enter1 7 in (*9*! I was denied access because they were classi4ed! even though on that same day I discovered the plans for the hydrogen bomb on an open shelf! and told a :arvard graduate student about it later in the day at a Santa ;e restaurant. The guy went to #os Alamos! copied the plans! and wrote an e$pose at :arvard.
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In his (*+, lecture! Tesla said he was progressing with the work! and hoped to give the theory to the world .very soon1! so it was clearly his intent to .give it to the world1! as soon as he had completed his secret developments.
The .two great discoveries1 to which Tesla referred! were< (. The /ynamic Theory of 0ravity 7 which assumed a 4eld of force which accounts for the motions of bodies in space= assumption of this 4eld of force dispenses with the concept of space curvature &ala >instein-= the ether has an indispensable function in the phenomena &of universal gravity! inertia! momentum! and movement of heavenly bodies! as well as all atomic and molecular matter-= and! ). >nvironmental >nergy 7 the /iscovery of a new physical Truth< there is no energy in matter other than that received from the environment. The usual Tesla birthday announcement 7 on his 9*th birthday &(*+?- 7 Tesla made a brief reference to the theory saying it applies to molecules and atoms as well as to the largest
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heavenly bodies! and to .2all matter in the universe in any phase of its e$istence from its very formation to its ultimate disintegration1.
Those imbued with relativist theory often refer to .pure energy1 in some .form1! but there is no such thing! since .energy1 is an abstract .ability1 which is always in the future. "hos to say what .form1 is .pure1! and what form is not@ If the term .energy1 is only a convenient abstraction! then it does not e$ist in physical form! and really describes the potential to perform work as a byAproduct of matter and electromagnetic radiation in perpetual motion! some of the force of which has been diverted through a path where it performs the desired work! as it goes on its merry way through the universe. >very change of form of either matter or radiation involves the .work1 which induces the change! or the .work1 which is induced by the change. "ithout work there is no change! but all work is ultimately the product of the universe in perpetual! selfAsustaining motion! as a rule and not an e$ception.
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As for Teslas theory! we have hints! such as! that the earth is the .star of human birth1. In poetic e$pressions! he hid scienti4c meanings in statements such as! that using the .thunderbolt of 8ove1 &the IndoA>uropean sky god-! man .annihilates time and space1! an allusion to the use of electroApropulsion &.thunderbolts1-! to travel so fast! that time and space are .annihilated1. "here the government has stolen his papers! we must search for meaning elsewhere. In an article! .'ans 0reatest Achievement1! Tesla outlined his /ynamic Theory of 0ravity in poetic form &as paraphrased by me-< B That the luminiferous ether 4lls all space B That the ether is acted upon by the lifeAgiving creative force B That the ether is thrown into .in4nitesimal whirls1 &.micro helices1- at near the speed of light! becoming ponderable matter B That when the force subsides and motion ceases! matter reverts to the ether &a form of .atomic decay1That man can harness these processes! to< A%recipitate matter from the ether A6reate whatever he wants with the matter and energy derived AAlter the earths siCe A6ontrol earths seasons &weather controlA0uide earths path through the Dniverse! like a space ship A6ause the collisions of planets to produce new suns and stars! heat! and light A riginate and develop life in in4nite forms
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Tesla was referring to unlimited energy! derived from the environment. Several of his maEor free energy discoveries have been the e$clusive stolen property of our Secret 0overnment. The conversion of energy to a stronger force 7 electropulsion 7 used to control the much weaker gravity force! would accomplish more work in the same amount of time! and produce .over unity1 results. Some of Telsas unusual conceptualiCation of the ether had been nonetheless e$pounded piecemeal! in his preceding (,*FGs lectures. :e later railed against the limited and erroneous theories of 'a$well! :ertC! #orentC! and >instein. Teslas ether was neither the .solid1 ether with the .tenuity of steel1 of 'a$well and :ertC! nor the halfAhearted! entrained! gaseous ether of #orentC. Teslas ether consisted of .carriers immersed in an insulating Huid1! which 4lled all space. Its properties varied according to relative movement! the presence of mass! and the electric and magnetic environment. Teslas ether was rigidi4ed by rapidly varying electrostatic forces! and was thereby involved in gravitational eIects! inertia! and momentum! especially in the space near earth! since! as e$plained by Tesla! the earth is .2like a charged metal ball moving through space1! which creates the enormous! rapidly varying electrostatic forces which diminish in intensity with the sJuare of the distance from earth! Eust like gravity. Since the direction of propagation radiates from the earth! the soAcalled force of gravity is toward earth. Tesla commenced to complete his /ynamic Theory of 0ravity at the same appro$imate period of time that his e$perimental results and theories had been revealed in the three lectures! often illustrated with demonstrations using TeslaAinvented eJuipment! as revealed in the following eight e$cerpts! in pertinent part &emphasis mine-< (. .The most probable medium 4lling the space is one consisting of independent carriers immersed in an insulating Huid1. ). .In his e$periments he dwells 4rst on some phenomena produced by electrostatic force! which he considers in the light of modern theories to be the most important force in nature for us to investigate.1 +. .:e illustrates how mechanical motions are produced by a varying electrostatic force acting through a gaseous medium.1 3. . ne of the most interesting results arrived at in pursuing these e$periments! is the demonstration of the fact that a gaseous medium upon which vibration is impressed by rapid changes of electrostatic potential! is rigid1. ?. .If through this medium enormous electrostatic stresses are assumed to act! which vary rapidly in intensity! it would allow the motion of a body through it! yet it would be rigid and elastic! although the Huid itself might be devoid of these properties1. K. .2on the assumption that the independent carriers are of any con4guration such that
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the Huid resistance to motion in one direction is greater than in another! a stress of that nature would cause the carriers to arrange themselves in groups! since they would turn to each other their sides of the greatest electrical density! in which position the Huid resistance to approach would be smaller than to receding.1 9. .If in a medium of the above characteristics a brush would be formed by a steady potential! an e$change of the carriers would go on continuously! and there would be less carriers per unit volume in the brush than in the space at some distance from the electrode! this corresponding to rarefaction1. ,. .If the potentials were rapidly changing! the result would be very diIerent= the higher the freJuency of the pulses! the slower would be the e$change of carriers= 4nally! the motion of translation through measurable space would cease and! with a suLciently high freJuency and intensity of the stress! the carriers would be drawn towards the electrode! and compression would result.1 The eight above e$cerpts are further reducible to the following four statements pertinent to electroApropulsion technology< (. 'echanical motions can be produced by varying electrostatic force acting through a gaseous &ether- medium! which thereby becomes rigidiHed! yet allows solid bodies to pass through. ). Dnder inHuence of stress in one direction &under the polariCing inHuence of light or heat-! the carriers may group together! forming tubes of force! creating greater ease of movement in that direction. +. "hen a &/.6.- brush is created by a steady potential! a continuous e$change of carriers is created corresponding to ether rarefaction! as the tubes of force are drawn into the conductor. 3. "ith a suLciently high freJuency and stress intensity in the opposite direction! carrier e$change is blocked by ether compression! forcing the tubes of force to dissolve in the conductors of the ship! imparting electromagnetic momentum. The system! using the two kinds of potentials &/.6. and A.6.-! is known as .p)M. The steady potential of the brush creates the reJuired e$change of carriers! Nrarifying &stretching- the elastic! rigidi4ed medium &composed of the carriers immersed in the insulating Huid- in advance of the ship! as the high freJuency A.6. to the rear compresses them! blocking e$change from the rear! dissolving the tubes of force &my .microhelices1-! creating instant momentum! normal to the surface &which is at right angles to the electric and magnetic 4elds-. In (,,3! 8ohn :enry %oyntings theorem had been that the Hu$ of energy at any place is represented by the vector product of the electric and magnetic forces! multiplied by 6O3&pi symbol- +rd power. This implied that forces in a conductor could be transformed there into other forms. In (,*+! 8. 8. Thomson stated practically the same thing! saying .2the aether is
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itself the vehicle of mechanical momentum! of amount &lO3 &pi symbol-6 &/BP- per unit volume. &Dsing e.As. Dnits for / and > and e.Am. Dnits for P and :.> Q electrical force / Q electrical displacement : Q magnetic force P Q magnetic induction :einrich :ertCs theory was that two systems of varying current should e$ert a ponderomotive force on each other due to the variations. Teslas disagreement was apparently based on the fact that he proved that the .ponderomotive force1 is due not to mere .varying currents1= but to rarefaction and compression of the ether carriers! respectively! produced by diIerent kinds of currents &/.6.! A.6.! rapidly varying electrostatic-. 8.8. Thomson had e$tensively developed the theory of the moving tubes of force! both magnetic and electric! saying that the magnetic eIect was a secondary one created by the movement of electric tubes! and assumed< B that tubes e$ist everywhere in space! either in closed circuits or terminating on atoms= B that electric force becomes perceivable only when electric tubes have greater tendency to lie in one direction= B that in a steady magnetic 4eld! positive and negative tubes may move in opposite directions with eJual velocity= B that a beam of light is a group of electric tubes moving at 6 at right angles to their length &providing a good e$planation for polariCation of the plane of rotation-. Tesla said his .dirigible torpedo1 would Hy at a ma$imum +FF miles per second! perhaps since its forward velocity would be some ma$imum fraction of 6. Thomsons later publishings on this subEect followed Teslas (,*( lectures before the 5oyal Society in #ondon! and appear to shed light on Teslas work! stating< B that a ponderomotive force is e$erted on a conductor carrying electric current! consisting of a transfer of mechanical momentum from the agent which e$erts the force to the body which e$periences it= B that! if moving tubes entering a conductor are dissolved in it! mechanical momentum is given to the conductor= B that such momentum must be at right angles to the tube and to the magnetic
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induction= B that momentum stored in a unit volume of the 4eld is proportional to the vector product of electric and magnetic vectors. .Thomsons1 .>lectromagnetic 'omentum1 hypothesis was later developed by :. %oincare and by '. Abraham. Py (*(F! it was said that the conseJuence of these pronouncements left three alternatives< (. 'odify the theory to reduce to Cero the resultant force on an element of free aether &as with 'a$well! :ertC! and >instein-= ). Assume the force sets aether in motion &as with :elmholtC-= +. Accept the principle that aether is the vehicle of mechanical momentum of amount R/BPS per unit volume &as with %oynting and 8. 8. Thomson-. "hittakers greatest error was in omitting Teslas theory entirely. After Teslas e$periments veri4ed it! right in front of the esteemed members of the .5oyal Academy1! the .three &lateralternatives1 were moot! and a new law e$isted! that of Tesla.
Teslas Secrecy /ue to his paci4st sympathies! Tesla originally contemplated giving his electric Hying machine to the 0eneva 6onvention or #eague of Nations! for use in Npolicing the world to prevent war. #ater disillusioned after ""I with the collapse of the #eague! he said hed .2underestimated mans combative capacity1.
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In (*(*! his reason for increased secrecy emerged in an interview with ;rederick '. Terby! for .5esolution1 magaCine! while discussing a .threeAhour1 airplane between New York and #ondon< .2we have here the appalling prospect of a war between nations at a distance of thousands of miles! with weapons so destructive and demoraliCing that the world could not endure them. That is why there must be no more war.1 "ith the governments spurning of his defense suggestions! Teslas only recourse was to withhold his secrets from the world! and to dissuade discovery in their direction. In (*)*! Tesla ridiculed :einrich :ertCs (,,9A,* e$periments purportedly proving the 'a$wellian .structureless1 ether 4lling all space! .of inconceivable tenuity yet solid and possessed of rigidity incomparably greater than the hardest steel1. Teslas arguments were to the contrary! saying he had always believed in a .gaseous1 ether in which he had observed waves more akin to sound waves. :e recounted how he had developed a .new form of vacuum tube1 in (,*K &which I call the .Tesla bulb1-! .2capable of being charged to any desired potential! and operated it with eIective pressures of about 3!FFF!FFF volts.1 :e described how purplish coronal discharges about the bulb when in use! veri4ed the e$istence of .particles smaller than air1! and a gas so light that an earthAsiCed volume would weigh only (O)F pound. :e further said sound waves moved at the velocity of light through this medium. Tesla mentioned using his special tube to investigate cosmic rays! saying that when its emanations were impinged upon a target material! radioactive emissions resulted! and that radioactive bodies were simply .targets1 continuously bombarded by .in4nitesimal bullets proEected from all parts of the universe1! without which .all radioactivity would cease.1 :is description of these .bullets1 was similar to the U%5.
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n Apr. (?! (*+)! Tesla said >insteins theory regarding changing matter into force! and force into matter! was .absurd1. :e compared this to the diIerence between body and mind! saying force is a .2function of matter1! and that! Eust as a mind could not e$ist without a body! .2without matter! there can be no force.1 n Sept. ((! (*+) &New York :erald Tribune-! Tesla derided the 'a$wellianO:ertCian ether! while saying that higher freJuency waves .2follow the curvature of the earth and bend around obstacles1! yet in an Apr. ,! (*+3 New York Times letter! said that short waves for .power purposes1 of the Nwireless art! were inappropriate! and that power will travel in .long waves1. :is (*)* attack on the 'a$wellianO:ertCian ether theory 7 +* years afterward! during the advent of 5elativism 7 seemed relevant only to his concealed theory! not to disclose it or promote it! but to conceal it.
THE NATURE OF ELECTRICITY "hat were the old ether physicists referring to when they attempted to describe .an incompressible! perfect Huid1@ "hat would a .perfect Huid1 do@ It would be able to .wet1 everything it came into contact with! such as protons! and could How everywhere without resistance. ne .Huid1 7 the ether 7 could How everywhere! and because of its density and ultraA4neness! nothing could stop it! and it felt no resistance! but only matter felt resistance! depending on the circumstances. Another Huid 7 electricity 7 could How in certain places! and wet only certain things! but often met resistance.
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In order to understand the ether! we must get to know electricity more intimately. 8ust like water! a proton will hold only so much electricity on its surface! but the Nsurface of the proton is probably similar to the outer area of a ballAshaped swarm of hovering mechanical bees! powered by the U%5! with a denser agglomeration of .bees1 toward the Nballs center. If this swarm of bees is subEected to a wave of rainy mist &the etheric Nwind-! the bees must all turn to face into the etheric wind to maintain their formation. The Nwater droplets 7 electric subAcharges carried by the etheric wind 7 tend to agglomerate around the front side. >ach bee! as he Haps his wings! will get wet only so much! so that e$cess Nwater is thrown oI and carried to the ne$t bee! or the ne$t swarm of bees! by the etheric wind! and so forth! so that a Ncurrent of droplets continues to How through the ball of bees due to its motion through the etheric wind! and transfers momentum between masses.
The Nwater tends to come oI in larger drops! which have formed from smaller droplets accumulated on each bee. As in Huid mechanics! the Ndrop siCe is the result of cohesiveness of the electric NHuid! the surface area of each Nbee! and the space between each bee! all of which inHuences the 4nal siCe of each larger Ndrop &the .electron1- which accumulates enough to form it. If one were to mathematically analyCe the How of .drops1 &i.e.! .Juanta1per mass unit! they would have an average rate of the How of chargesOcm+ of etheric wind! for the momentum! as determined by the .current1 How rate. 'uch like the bees! as a body &its many electrons! atoms! and molecules! with plenty of Nspace within and between- sits at rest on the earth! it moves at fantastic speed through the universal ether 4eld! due to the earths revolution! orbit! and other motions.
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In his (,*( A.I.>.>. lecture at 6olumbia 6ollege! Tesla said in pertinent part &emphasis mine-< ."hat is electricity! and what is magnetism@ ....We are now confiden !a !a elec ric and "a#ne ic $!eno"ena are a ri%& a%le o !e e !er' and we are $er!a$s (&s ified in sayin# !e effec s of s a ic elec rici y are effec s of e !er in "o ion.. .2we may speak of electricity or of an electric condition! state or eIect1. .2we must distinguish two such eIects! opposite in character neutraliCing each other1. .2for in a medium of the properties of the ether! we cannot possibly e$ert a strain! or produce a displacement or motion of any kind! without causing in the surrounding medium an eJuivalent and opposite eIect.1 .2its condition determines the positive and negative character.1 ."e know that it acts like an incompressible Huid=1 .2the electroAmagnetic theory of light and all facts observed teach us that electric and ether phenomena are identical.1 .The puCCling behavior of the ether as a solid to waves of light and heat! and as a Huid to the motion of bodies through it! is certainly e$plained in the most natural and satisfactory manner by assuming it to be in motion! as Sir "illiam Thomson has suggested.1 .Nor can anyone prove that there are transverse ether waves emitted from an alternate current machine= to such slow disturbances! the ether! if at rest! may behave as a true Huid.1 In his statements! Tesla was balancing the various arguments in preparation for his decision< .2>lectricity! therefore! cannot be called ether in the broad sense of the term= but nothing would seem to stand in the way of calling electricity ether associated with matter! or bound ether= or! in other words! that the soAcalled static charge of the molecule is ether associated in some way with the molecule.1 .2It cannot diIer in density! ether being incompressible< it must! therefore! be under some strain or in motion! and the latter is the most probable.1 Tesla therefore believed in an ether
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which was in motion relative to earth! because the earth is in motion. The thing which Tesla had realiCed! was that ether possesses electric charges which are deposited on atoms. In supporting the .dynamic1 ether concept! he was supporting the .stationary ether1 concept! since the .motion1 he referred to was .apparent1 motion of the ether perceived by an observer on earth! relative to a stationary ether.
The importance of cosmic motion to the electromagnetic eIects of static charges was brought up by Tesla in his lecture< .About 4fteen years ago! %rof. 5owland demonstrated a most interesting and important fact! namely! that a static charge carried around produces the eIects of an electric current.1 .2and conceiving the electrostatically charged molecules in motion! this e$perimental fact gives us a fair idea of magnetism. "e can conceive lines or tubes of force which physically e$ist! being formed of rows of directed moving molecules= we can see that these lines must be closed! that they must tend to shorten and e$pand! etc. It likewise e$plains in a reasonable way! the most puCCling phenomenon of all! permanent magnetism! and! in general! has all the beauties of the Ampere theory without possessing the vital defect of the same! namely! the assumption of molecular currents. "ithout enlarging further upon the subEect! I would say! that I look upon all electrostatic! current and magnetic phenomena as being due to electrostatic molecular forces.1 In these statements! Tesla showed he was aware that any .stationary1 locale on earth is actually in fantastic motion &.9F!FFF mph1-. The electrostatic charges .carried around1 are currents between atoms and the ether! which produce magnetism. The phenomena of Npermanent magnetism or Ncosmically induced magnetism are apparently due to electrostatic charges Ncarried around by cosmic motion! in the universal ether 4eld.
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Since no one can hold an atom or molecule perfectly stillVbecause it is in fantastic motionVall atoms and molecules carry currents producing magnetic 4elds. Since a magnetic 4eld is the product of a current! no one can produce a magnetic 4eld without electricity! moving through or along a conductor! or as electrostatic charges in local or cosmic motion. Teslas /ynamic Theory of 0ravity and ':/ method of Spacial >lectropulsion brought a cosmic crowning achievement to the works of ;araday! "m. Thomson! 8. 8. Thomson! and >dmund :all. CONCLUSION The ether is a universal medium! which 4lls all space. It appears to be .dynamic1 relative to an earth moving thousands of miles per hour through space. The ether is normally electrically neutral! ultraA4ne! and penetrates all solid matter. There is also an ultra high freJuency! ubiJuitous radiation! normally in eJuilibrium! called Uero %oint 5adiation &.U%51-! which interpenetrates the ether! and represents electromagnetic radiation in its 4nest! densest form! which! in conEunction with the ether! conserves universal perpetual motion. The ether in conEunction with the U%5! is the source of all matter and force. .>nergy1 does not e$ist in physical form! but is .the ability to do work1! which is eJual to .force over time1. The word .energy1 is a convenient 4ction! like .time1! which is an arbitrary measurement of the rate of motion of matter through etherA4lled space. All events occur in the present! and the .past1 and .future1 are merely metaphors. >lectromagnetic disturbances in the ether e$tract .energy1 from the U%5! which is e$plainable only by an ether theory. This .free energy1! which is virtually unlimited! is universally at work! created by the perpetual motion of matter! and the perpetual e$change of stronger and weaker forces! through which the eJuilibrium of the universe is maintained! the sum total of all processes eJualing Cero. Since all solid matter is continually hurling through space! always in motion! it is always subEected to the .etheric wind1 and U%5 interactions. These eIects are not perceived e$cept during changes in the orientation of mass or its velocity. All mass and space have dielectric properties. /iIerences in dielectric properties cause changes in the electromagnetic displacement within mass and the etheric wind. >arths electric 4eld creates dielectric displacement eIects within ether and mass within earths electric 4eld. The diIerence between the dielectric displacement within a mass and the dielectric displacement outside the mass in the etheric wind! creates a downAforce in the direction of the negative polarity! as the etheric wind Nblows through a mass. This is called .gravity1. Since all mass is in motion! all mass has momentum! even when apparently .at rest1 relative to earth. 'omentum is a bodys resistance to change in its state of motion. Since inertia is
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also the resistance of a body to changes in its momentum! inertia and momentum are due to the same thing! the resistance of electromagnetic micro helical tubules to changes in velocity &and relative .pitch1-! direction! and lateral motions or orientation. Since all space and mass is composed only of .electric content1! momentumOinertia is electromagnetic in nature! and can be electromagnetically synthesiCed. All mass contains electrostatic charges! which when .carried around1 in the etherOU%5A4lled space by celestial or Nlocal movement! constitute currents. These currents actually How between mass and the ether! and are integral to the mechanism by which momentum is imparted to mass in motion. The currents create magnetic 4elds as their eJualA andAopposite counterparts! and give a rotatory motion to combined! biAdirectional electric and magnetic 4elds and currents! around irrotational vacuous ether cores. This rotatory electromagnetic action creates momentum! as the forceAfree .screwAtype1 reaction within mass! creating its motion relative to the ether cores! from which the mechanical force is transferred to the atomic mass with which the electromagnetism is associated. Since these phenomena are electromagnetic in nature! they are synthesiCed by recreation of the electromagnetic conditions which a body would e$hibit due to a particular kinetic state. 8ust as electromagnetic waves of low freJuency can penetrate a body! waves of higher freJuencies 7 above I.5. and below D.W.A can cause the ether to .assert its inertia resistance1. The technology involves high voltage /.6. Nbrush currents! high freJuency currents! rapidly varying electrostatic forces! and lightOheat beams. The rapidly varying electrostatic forces .rarify1 &stretch- the ether carriers! as the lightOheat beams polariCe the medium in the desired direction! as the /.6. brush currents induce the e$change of carriers! creating a vacuum in that direction! inducing motion. At the opposite end of the ship! high freJuency currents draw the carriers through the ship! and creates a compression of the ether! as it penetrates the solid mass and synthesiCes the rotatory micro helical tubules! which whirl around the ether cores along the polar a$is! at a pitch corresponding to a particular rate of momentum. Since the strength of the electromagnetic interaction is (FO3F time greater than the gravitational interaction! that much more work can theoretically be done in the same time! using the same .energy1. Since .seeing is believing1! and I have seen! I believe. The behavior of manAmade Hying saucers proves the e$istence of these .free energy1 inventions of Nikola Tesla! which show that he was right in his opposition to 5elativism! and that the prevalent theories taught in the scienti4c institutions of the world are patently XfraudulentX. 6onsistent with the idea that .dynamite comes in small packages1! this small book! along with my prior book! .Space Aliens ;rom the %entagon!1 initiates the rediscovery! reconstruction and publication of Nikola Teslas /ynamic Theory of 0ravity and related
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electropulsion technology! the greatest invention of mankind. The Secret 0overnment 7 a fraudulently concealed! unconstitutional! corporateAstate entity 7 has heretofore controlled electropulsion technology by concealing it and other advanced free energy technology! on behalf of international! coercive! corporateAstate monopolists. >lectropulsive ships are concealed through .special eIects1! and .stealth technology1 &also based on Nikola Teslas inventions-A as they Hy and hover in the sky! and by .psychoA political1 means 7 the dissemination of false .alien1 and .e$traterrestrial origin1 propaganda 7 through .D; logy1 groups led by covert government agents. "hile oLcial government spokesmen deny the e$istence of Hying saucers! covert government agents! posing as .skeptics1! .D; logists1! and .paranormalists1! engage the publics attention in a phony debate. The .skeptics1 ridicule the D; logists and paranormalists! lumping them together with rational witnesses! as if .2to see a Hying saucer1 is as ridiculous as .2to see a ghost or alien1. This phony debate based on false logic 4ts nicely into the overall coverAup system! designed to conceal .advanced human technology1! not .alien1 technology. The grip of this secret socioAeconomic dictatorship! depends on coercively e$torted income! by forcing us to buy archaic fuel and power 7 which funds their control of our communications! political and monetary decisions! enforcement of unEust laws! regulations! and procedures e$panding its powers! while limiting or e$cluding our individual human rights! and denying our access to information! materials! and technology which is ours because we paid for it with our ta$es. ur access to the truth is necessary for our independence and survival as a free people. /espite the confusion! concealment! PI0 #I>S! and Eudicial and socioAeconomic abuse by the corporate state! we can resurrect the T5DT:! determine the correct technology! circumvent obstructions! and use our creative ingenuity to build these ships for ourselves! to free our society from the Secret ;ascist 6orpocracy.
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