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mikekle
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If his plans were so harmless, and it would not work, why keep it classified up to this day? Wouldnt it be in progressions best interest to let modern experts take a look, see if they can work out some of the kinks? There must be some reason, they dont want ANYONE seeing these…?While I am a big fan of Tesla not everything he envisioned would work. The earth’s magnetic field on the surface ranges from roughly .25 to .6 gauss and that is simply not strong enough to hover a car without a stronger opposing magnetic field. We already have maglev trains, but they require several thousand gauss to hover the cars on a magnetic cushion. The transformers used to generate the propulsive fields is also in the guideways to keep the weight of the cars down.
I would agree that many opposed Tesla’s ideas for competitive reasons, but be careful about buying into hype that we would all be the Jetsons if not for conspiracies to suppress Tesla’s ideas. Tesla was an engineering genius but he still had to work with the laws of physics.