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Originally posted by Matyas But how does an army get fed in a land of ice? And where does the waste material go? That's a heckuva lot of mushrooms if you ask me!
As to that patent with the "Aurora" thats missing on the website, have no fear... we have the actual patent on file and its on the Swiss patent office website where I have found some of Tesla's old patents that are not cataloged in their search engine yet...
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
Now engines running on Helium in a continuous cycle would be
required for endless space travel. quote]
You might want to have a look at this work then. I believe I posted it somewhere here before but there are too many threads...
Fusion Engine
Runs on Helium 3, minimal shielding required and it LEVITATES
And the team working on it is not some crackpot in the garage, but MIT Tech and Los Alamos National Laboratory
PS The Patent page will be ready soon
MIT's 'WiTricity' Makes Power Cords Obsolete
The MIT researchers who developed the "WiTricity" wireless power technology haven't set their sights on global broadcast power just yet, but the team is already envisioning wirelessly transmitting power to laptops or cell phones across an office or inside a house. Because the power stream can be consistent, the devices would not even need batteries...
Instead, Soljacic and his team chose "coupled resonance." Two objects that have the same resonant frequency can transmit energy with efficiency, and reject interaction with nonresonant objects. The opera singer who sings exactly the right note, loud enough, can break a wine glass if it is precisely tuned to her resonant frequency by the level of the wine in the glass. Any other wine glasses just ignore her.
Dr. T. Henry Moray with his resonate coil device. This device could output 80,000 watts.
This device was properly tested and documented.
After the Patent Office refused Henry Moray a patent on his device, he offered to give it to the goverment for free — They refused the offer.
( It appears from my studies on the subject, that Nikola Tesla had a chance to see Henry Moray's device after the Germanium detector was smashed by a malicious person.
Nikola Tesla was able to replace Henry Moray’s "solid state component" with vacuum tubes in the resonate coil design he used for his car. —Tommy C— )
TESLA and a list of all his patents
Moray
Now that I have the list I can get the actual patents...
[edit on 9-6-2007 by zorgon]
Originally posted by zorgon
Here is one for all you Tesla-ites out there.
Originally posted by brotherthebig
[post #1/5]
Hi,
I was searching for information about the firsts jet planes and airplanes of unconventional forms, I used manly ATS, Google, You Tube and Wikipedia, and I started to post where in ATS what I was finding in the respective forums, because the information is immense and in different fields, some subjects had already been posted by other ATS members, I tried not to duplicate so I put thread’s references where I know them or found them trough search.
This thread tries to centralize the information I found, and I welcome some more resources, information and videos on the subject. Could you help, please?
Tesla discovered that electric spark discharges in
air, ignite and combust atmospheric oxygen and nitrogen, producing 12-million-volt waves. The
oxygen and nitrogen, both, below atomic number 19, are thereby transmuted into alpha and beta
charges (stripped helium nuclei with +2 charge ea., and electrons with -1 charges ea) by the
powerful radiation produced, having a voltage potential of 12 Mev. Since this is almost three times
the Mev level of gamma radiation emitted by radium, it is certainly sufficient to explain the claims
of Tesla, as traditional contemporary physics cannot explain such high voltages or radiation.
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne Even a few words on "baseball bomb" clean nukes.
The Cobalt Bomb is capable of wiping out life on earth. It explodes and emits long-lasting and lethal gamma radiation, the most energetic radiation in the electromagnetic spectrum. Has the Cobalt Bomb been constructed? If it has, then it is part of a classified arsenal of weapons, but who would want to unleash a weapon of such destructive power that none who inhabit the earth would survive? Perhaps only those who can take refuge in a deep underground Ark.
Originally posted by zorgon
Speaking about bombs (and we probably shouldn't ) what ever happened to talk of the cobalt bomb?
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
The flight system is evidently orthogonal in nature...
Google Video Link |
We have already referenced the book “The Hunt for Zero Point” from Nick Cook in the opening post [post #2/5]. Also of interest from Cook is this video that gives a general overview and deals with The Bell and ends with an Antigravity Experiment by Tim Ventura.
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
Two of Lyne's books are online. And I linked them today.
Ocean-based launch: extending a successful approach to new applications
by Andrew E. Turner
Monday, February 12, 2007
The unfortunate loss of a Sea Launch vehicle and its NSS-8 spacecraft payload at liftoff on January 30th underscores one benefit of launching rockets at sea: if something goes wrong at low altitude, there are no damaged buildings, utilities, roads, trucks, and cars, as opposed to certain land-based launch failures that have caused considerable harm to the surrounding area, like this Delta 2 failure a decade ago. Damage from the Sea Launch failure is confined to the platform itself and appears to be limited. The Pacific Ocean has served as a self-healing launch site that now supports return of the launch platform to its home base for refurbishment.
Ocean-based launch platforms
This launch failure comes almost 60 years after the failure of the US Navy’s only attempt to launch a liquid fueled rocket from an aircraft carrier. Operation Sandy involved the September 6, 1947 launch of a V-2 rocket from the deck of the USS Midway. A newsreel account of the launch can be viewed online.