Thread by @1FreeInhabitant

It's not the perfect timing for this...

But nobody in my 'real" life cares much about this... So here it goes.

Tesla.

Something he said has haunted me... Just absolutely confounded me.

But I think I figured it out.

And I think I found a group of people that are doing "it."

Of ALL the inventions to come from the mind of Nikola Tesla, there was one that was his absolute favorite.

And on the surface, it kinda feels like a ... "meh...seen better."

I mean, really. When you can shake the very ground, transmit high-voltage w/o wires, and blueprint HAARP

His favorite creation—his biggest joy—was not wireless electricity. Nor a time machine... Nor A/C dynamo's or arc lamps, or current transformers...

Nope.

Tesla's favorite invention—I believe solved 2 problems.

Or at least added another dimension to an existing one.

I also believe I know what the NAZI's were trying to do w/ the bell, and most certainly would have succeeded.

So... this is my "fun" thread for the night...

Not too long... Coffee first. BRB.

Ok... Better... ☕️

Here we go...

Tesla's favorite invention was his turbine.

His (very plain looking) blade-less turbine.

And... I just didn't get it.

Really? A turbine? This thing?

I was ready to move onto more... exciting things...

But then I read somewhere—(can't find it now) a quote by him in either a newspaper interview or personal papers—that it could theoretically reach 95%+ efficiency.

And.... even... higher....

(someone please help me find that quote)

Ok... So THAT caught my eye.

For perspective, your car is probably around 20% efficient. Nearly all of the 80% that you DON'T get in the form of mechanical motion is lost in heat...

Wasted heat—just blowing out to the atmosphere.

95%+?

And—I swear I can see this—he said it with a twinkle in his eye. Because I just "got" how it would be done.

I'll do my best to make this "easy reading"... it's not too hard, but some geekery is required.

And DAMN this filled in so many holes for me.

Key Point #1) The boundary effect.

It's not what you might think...

It's SOUND!!!

Which is really trippy, because just about everything else I dig into comes back to sound.

Pythagoras' Musica Universalis "music of the spheres"
The Tritone (devil's music)
Gyroscopic precession (angular velocity)
Frequency
Amplitude
Resonance

And...

This guy... John Ernst Worrell Keely.

Back to Keely in a minute...

Let's stick with this boundary layer thing, specifically as Tesla discovered that it wasn't friction after all...

It's also when the NAZI bell's went off, and the Sonora Aero Club dots started to all connect.

Read This. His own words.

That's the part that confused me...

Really? The device looks simple, yeah... But you're losing me on the "so simple" part.

And why on earth would you be making mercury pumps "many years ago."

Absolutely no REASON for this man's time to be spent on mercury pumps.

Unless...

You were trying to SOLVE a particular problem from a particular group of VERY secretive people.

And if you've read my pinned thread, you'll know that I referring to The Sonora Aero Club.

I believe—wholeheartedly—Tesla was involved.

And as I hypothesize, the time has come.

Which problem might they be looking to solve?

Exhibit A: Charles Dellshau shares the mind of one of the engineers. Take note on the item to your left...

This is the precursor to the "bell"

Let me back up for a second... Just in case you haven't read the thread... Let me summarize:

See those wheels? They were spinning them at great velocities.

And as we're all about to find... gyroscopes can create an anti-gravity effect.

As long as you can spin those wheels.

You see... That's WHY they were all there, in California, in 1856.

The story is all there... 13 notebooks full of the "how to's"

Dellshau even explains how it works... take-off and landing...