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- The following article was published as a two part series in the
- February and March issues of "The UFO Enigma". This is the
- newsletter of the UFO Study Group of Greater St. Louis, Inc. This
- article could be placed under more than one catagory. Comments
- anyone???
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- NIKOLA TESLA
- MAN AHEAD OF HIS TIME
- (or How To Build a UFO)
-
- By Bill Jones
-
- Nikola Tesla, inventor of alternating current motors, did the
- basic research for constructing electromagnetic field lift-and-drive
- aircraft/space craft. From 1891 to 1893, he gave a set of lectures
- and demonstrations to groups of electrical engineers. As part of
- each show, Tesla stood in the middle of the stage, using his 6' 6"
- height, with an assistant on either side, each 7 feet away. All 3
- men wore thick cork or rubber shoe soles to avoid being electrically
- grounded. Each assistant held a wire, part of a high voltage, low
- current circuit. When Tesla raised his arms to each side, violet
- colored electricity jumped harmlessly across the gaps between the
- men. At high voltage and frequency in this arrangement, electricity
- flows over a surface, even the skin, rather than into it. This is a
- basic circuit which could be used by aircraft / spacecraft.
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- The hull is best made double, of thin, machinable, slightly
- flexible ceramic. This becomes a good electrical insulator, has no
- fire danger, resists any damaging effects of severe heat and cold,
- and has the hardness of armor, besides being easy for magnetic
- fields to pass through.
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- The inner hull is covered on it's outside by wedge shaped thin
- metal sheets of copper or aluminum, bonded to the ceramic. Each
- sheet is 3 to 4 feet wide at the horizontal rim of the hull and
- tapers to a few inches wide at the top of the hull for the top set
- of metal sheets, or at the bottom for the bottom set of sheets.
- Each sheet is separated on either side from the next sheet by 1 or 2
- inches of uncovered ceramic hull. The top set of sheets and bottom
- set of sheets are separated by about 6 inches of uncovered ceramic
- hull around the horizontal rim of the hull.
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- The outer hull protects these sheets from being short-circuited
- by wind blown metal foil (Air Force radar confusing chaff), heavy
- rain or concentrations of gasoline or kerosene fumes. If
- unshielded, fuel fumes could be electrostatically attracted to the
- hull sheets, burn and form carbon deposits across the insulating
- gaps between the sheets, causing a short-circuit. The space, the
- outer hull with a slight negative charge, would absorb hits from
- micro-meteorites and cosmic rays (protons moving at near the speed
- of light). Any danger of this type that doesn't already have a
- negative electric charge would get a negative charge in hitting the
- outer hull, and be repelled by the metal sheets before it could hit
- the inner hull. This wouldn't work well on a very big meteor, I
- might add.
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- The hull can be made in a variety of shapes; sphere, football,
- disc, or streamlined rectangle or triangle, as long as these metal
- sheets, "are of considerable area and arranged along ideal
- enveloping surfaces of very large radii of curvature," p. 85. "My
- Inventions" , by Nikola Tesla.
-
- The power plant for this machine can be a nuclear fission or
- fusion reactor for long range and long-term use to run a steam
- engine which turns the generators. A short range machine can use a
- hydrogenoxygen fuel cell to run a low-voltage motor to turn the
- generators, occasionally recharging by hovering next to high voltage
- power lines and using antennas mounted on the outer hull to take in
- the electricity. The short-range machine can also have electricity
- beamed to it from a generating plan on a long-range aircraft /
- spacecraft or on the ground.
-
- (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Nov. 24, 1987, Vol 109, No. 328,
- "The Forever Plane" by Geoffrey Rowan, p.D1, D7.)
-
- ("Popular Science", Vol 232, No. 1, Jan. 1988, "Secret of Perpetual
- Flight? Beam Power Plane," by Arthur Fisher, p. 62-65, 106)
-
- One standard for the generators is to have the same number of
- magnets as field coils. Tesla's preferred design was a thin disc
- holding 480 magnets with 480 field coils wired in series surrounding
- it in close tolerance. At 50 revolutions per minute, it produces
- 19,400 cycles per second.
-
- The electricity is fed into a number of large capacitors, one
- for each metal sheet. An automatic switch, adjustable in timing by
- the pilot, closes, and as the electricity jumps across the switch,
- back and forth, it raises it's own frequency; a switch being used
- for each capacitor.
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- The electricity goes into a Tesla transformer; again, one
- transformer for each capacitor. In an oil tank to insulate the
- windings and for cooling, and supported internally by wood, or
- plastic, pipe and fittings, each Tesla transformer looks like a
- short wider pipe that is moved along a longer, narrower pipe by an
- insulated non-electric cable handle. The short pipe, the primary,
- is 6 to 10 windings (loops) of wire connected in series to the long
- pipe. The secondary is 460 to 600 windings, at the low voltage and
- frequency end.
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- The insulated non-electric cable handle is used through a set
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- of automatic controls to move the primary coil to various places on
- the secondary coil. This is the frequency control. The secondary
- coil has a low frequency and voltage end and a maximum voltage and
- frequency end. The greater the frequency the electricity, the more
- it pushes against the earth's electrostatic and electromagnetic
- fields.
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- The electricity comes out of the transformer at the high
- voltage end and goes by wire through the ceramic hull to the wide
- end of the metal sheet. The electricity jumps out on and flows over
- the metal sheet, giving off a very strong electromagnetic field,
- controlled by the transformer. At the narrow end of the metal
- sheet, most of the high-voltage push having been given off, the
- electricity goes back by wire through the hull to a circuit breaker
- box (emergency shut off), then to the other side of the generators.
-
- In bright sunlight, the aircraft / spacecraft may seem
- surrounded by hot air, a slight magnetic distortion of the light.
- In semi-darkness and night, the metal sheets glow, even through the
- thin ceramic outer hull, with different colors. The visible light
- is a by-product of the electricity flowing over the metal sheets,
- according to the frequencies used.
-
- Descending, landing or just starting to lift from the ground,
- the transformer primaries are near the secondary weak ends and
- therefore, the bottom set of sheets glow a misty red. Red may also
- appear at the front of the machine when it is moving forward fast,
- lessening resistance up front. Orange appears for slow speed.
- Orange-yellow are for airplane-type speeds. Green and blue are for
- higher speeds. With a capacitor addition, making it oversized for
- the circuit, the blue becomes bright white, like a searchlight, with
- possible risk of damaging the metal sheets involved. The highest
- visible frequency is violet, like Tesla's stage demonstrations, used
- for the highest speed along with the bright white. The colors are
- nearly coherent, of a single frequency, like a laser.
-
- A machine built with a set of super conducting magnets would
- simplify and reduce electricity needs from a vehicle's transformer
- circuits to the point of flying along efficiently and hovering with
- little electricity.
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- When Tesla was developing arc lights to run on alternating
- current, there was a bothersome high-pitched whine, whistle, or
- buzz, due to the electrodes rapidly heating and cooling. Tesla put
- this noise in the ultrasonic range with the special transformer
- already mentioned. The aircraft / spacecraft gives off such noises
- when working at low frequencies.
-
- Timing is important in the operation of this machine. For
- every 3 metal sheets, when the middle one is briefly turned off, the
- sheet on either side is energized, giving off the magnetic field.
- The next instant, the middle sheet is energized, while the sheet on
- either side is briefly turned off. There is a time delay in the
- capacitors recharging themselves, so at any time, half of all the
- metal sheets are energized and the other half are recharging,
- alternating all around the inner hull. This balances the machine,
- giving it very good stability. This balance is less when fewer of
- the circuits are in use.
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- Fairly close, the aircraft / spacecraft produces heating of
- persons and objects on the ground; but by hovering over an area at
- low altitude for maybe 5 or 10 minutes, the machine also produces a
- column of very cold air down to the ground. As air molecules get
- into the strong magnetic fields that the machine is transmitting
- out, the air molecules become polarized and from lines, or strings,
- of air molecules. The normal movement of the air is stopped, and
- there is suddenly a lot more room for air molecules in this area, so
- more air pours in. This expansion and the lack of normal air motion
- make the area intensely cold.
-
- This is also the reason that the aircraft / spacecraft can fly
- at supersonic speeds without making sonic booms. As air flows over
- the hull, top and bottom, the air molecules form lines as they go
- through the magnetic fields of the metal sheet circuits. As the air
- molecules are left behind, they keep their line arrangements for a
- short time,long enough to cancel out the sonic boom shock waves.
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- Outside the earth's magnetic field, another propulsion system
- must be used, which relies on the first. You may have read of
- particle accelerators, or cyclotrons, or atom smashers. A particle
- accelerator is a circular loop of pipe that, in cross-section, is
- oval. In a physics laboratory, most of the air in it is pumped out.
- The pipe loop is given a static electric charge, a small amount of
- hydrogen or other gas is given the same electric charge so the
- particles won't stick to the pipe. A set of electromagnets all
- around the pipe loop turn on and off, one after the other, pushing
- with one magnetic pole and pulling with the next, until those gas
- particles are racing around the pipe loop at nearly the speed of
- light. Centrifugal force makes the particles speed closer to the
- outside edge of the pipe loop, still within the pipe. The particles
- break down into electrons, or light and other wavelengths, protons
- or cosmic rays, and neutrons if more than hydrogen is put in the
- accelerator.
-
- At least 2 particle accelerators are used to balance each other
- and counter each other's tendency to make the craft spin.
- Otherwise, the machine would tend to want to start spinning,
- following the direction of the force being applied to the particles.
- The accelerators push in opposite directions.
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- As the pilot and crew travel in space, outside the magnetic
- field of a world, water from a tank is electrically separated into
- oxygen and hydrogen. Waste carbon dioxide that isn't used for the
- onboard garden, and hydrogen (helium if the machine is using a
- fusion reactor) is slowly, constantly fed into the inside curves of
- both accelerators.
-
- The high speed particles go out through straight lengths of
- pipe, charged like the loops and in speeding out into space, push
- the machine along. Doors control which pips the particles leave
- from. This allows very long range acceleration and later
- deceleration at normal (earth) gravity. This avoids the severe
- problems of weightlessness, including lowered physical abilities of
- the crew.
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- It is possible to use straight-line particle accelerators, even
- as few as one per machine, but these don't seem as able to get the
- best machine speed for the least amount of particles pushed out.
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- Using a constant acceleration of 32.2 feet per second per
- second provides earth normal gravity in deep space and only 2
- gravities of stress in leaving the earth's gravity field. It takes,
- not counting air resistance, 18 minutes, 58.9521636 seconds to reach
- the 25,000 miles per hour speed to leave the earth's gravity field.
- It takes about 354 days, 12 hours, 53 minutes and 40 seconds (about)
- to reach the speed of light - 672,487,072.7 miles per hour. It
- takes the same distance to decelerate as it does to speed up, but
- this cuts down the time delay that one would have in conventional
- chemical rocketry enormously, for a long journey.
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- A set of superconducting magnets can be charged by metal sheet
- circuits, within limits, to whatever frequency is needed and will
- continue to transmit that magnetic field frequency almost
- indefinitely.
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- A shortwave radio can be used to find the exact frequencies
- that an aircraft / spacecraft is using, for each of the colors it
- may show whole a color television can show the same overall color
- frequency that the nearby, but not extremely close, craft is using
- This is limited, as a machine traveling at the speed of a jet
- airliner may broadcast in a frequency range usually used for radar
- sets.
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- The craft circuits override lower frequency, lower voltage
- electric circuits within and near their electromagnetic fields. One
- source briefly mentioned a 1941 incident, where a shortwave radio
- was used to override automobile ignition systems, up to 3 miles
- away. When the shortwave radio was turned off, the cars could work
- again. How many UFO encounters have been reported in which
- automobile ignition systems have suddenly stopped?
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- I figure that things would not be at all pleasant for drivers
- of modern cars with computer controlled engine and ignition systems.
- Computer circuitry is sensitive to small changes in voltage and a
- temporary wrong-way voltage surge may wipe the computer memory out.
- It could mean that a number of drivers would suddenly be stranded
- with their cars not working should such a craft fly low over a busy
- highway. Only diesel engines, already warmed up, and Stanley
- Steamer type steam engine cares are able to continue working in a
- strong electromagnetic field. In May, 1988, it was reported that
- the U.S. Army had lost 5 Blackhawk helicopters and 22 crewmen in
- crashes caused by ordinary commercial radio broadcasting overriding
- the computer control circuits of those helicopters. Certainly,
- computer circuits for for this aircraft / spacecraft can and must be
- designed to overcome this weakness.
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- One construction arrangement for this craft to avoid such
- interference is for the metal sheet circuits to be more sharply
- tuned. Quartz or other crystals can be used in capacitors; in a
- very large number of low-powered, single frequency circuits, or as
- part of a frequency control for the metal sheet circuits.
- The aircraft / spacecraft easily overrides lower frequency and
- lower voltage electric circuits up to a 6 mile wide circle around
- it, but the effect is usually not tuned for such a drastic show. It
- can be used for fire fighting: by hovering at a medium-low height at
- low frequency, it forms a double negative pole magnet of itself and
- the ground, the sides being a rotation of positive magnetic pole.
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- It polarizes the column of air in this field. The air becomes
- icy cold. If it wouldn't put the fire out, it would slow it down.
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- Tesla went broke in the early 1900's building a combination
- radio and electric power broadcasting station. The theory and
- experiments were correct but the financiers didn't want peace and
- prosperity for all.
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- The Japanese physicist who developed superconducting material
- with strong magnetism allows for a simplified construction of the
- aircraft / spacecraft. Blocks of this material can be used in place
- of the inner hull metal sheets. By putting electricity in each
- block, the pilot can control the strength of the magnetic field it
- gives off and can reduce the field strength by draining some of the
- electric charge. This allows the same amount of work to be done
- with vastly less electricity used to do it.
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- It is surprising that Jonathan Swift, in his "Gulliver's
- Travels", 1726, third book, "A Voyage to Laputa", described an
- imagined magnetic flying island that comes close to being what a
- large superconducting aircraft / spacecraft can be build as, using
- little or no electric power to hover and mover around.
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