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    Nikola Tesla: The Anti-Electormagnetic Field Drive: Emma Gorsuch World History Ii Period 1

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    1) Nikola Tesla devised plans for an "anti-electromagnetic field drive" or "Space Drive" engine for a spaceship before his death in 1928. 2) After Tesla's death, American and German forces sought out his blueprints and research, with the Germans discovering information about anti-gravity that led to the creation of the Nazi Bell. 3) Current NASA rockets require huge amounts of fuel, weigh over 2.8 million kilograms, and cost $500 million per launch, sparking debate about funding and posing obstacles to human space exploration. Tesla's Space Drive was said to require no more power than a gas stove.

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    1) Nikola Tesla devised plans for an "anti-electromagnetic field drive" or "Space Drive" engine for a spaceship before his death in 1928. 2) After Tesla's death, American and German forces sought out his blueprints and research, with the Germans discovering information about anti-gravity that led to the creation of the Nazi Bell. 3) Current NASA rockets require huge amounts of fuel, weigh over 2.8 million kilograms, and cost $500 million per launch, sparking debate about funding and posing obstacles to human space exploration. Tesla's Space Drive was said to require no more power than a gas stove.

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    1) Nikola Tesla devised plans for an "anti-electromagnetic field drive" or "Space Drive" engine for a spaceship before his death in 1928. 2) After Tesla's death, American and German forces sought out his blueprints and research, with the Germans discovering information about anti-gravity that led to the creation of the Nazi Bell. 3) Current NASA rockets require huge amounts of fuel, weigh over 2.8 million kilograms, and cost $500 million per launch, sparking debate about funding and posing obstacles to human space exploration. Tesla's Space Drive was said to require no more power than a gas stove.

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    Nikola Tesla: The Anti-Electormagnetic Field Drive: Emma Gorsuch World History Ii Period 1

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    1) Nikola Tesla devised plans for an "anti-electromagnetic field drive" or "Space Drive" engine for a spaceship before his death in 1928. 2) After Tesla's death, American and German forces sought out his blueprints and research, with the Germans discovering information about anti-gravity that led to the creation of the Nazi Bell. 3) Current NASA rockets require huge amounts of fuel, weigh over 2.8 million kilograms, and cost $500 million per launch, sparking debate about funding and posing obstacles to human space exploration. Tesla's Space Drive was said to require no more power than a gas stove.

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    NIKOLA TESLA:

    THE ANTI-ELECTORMAGNETIC
    FIELD DRIVE
    EMMA GORSUCH
    WORLD HISTORY II
    PERIOD 1

    HOW IT WORKS: THE


    ORIGINAL IDEA AND
    BLUEPRINT
    Tesla's work included aircrafts
    and possibly, antigravity. In fact,
    his last patent in 1928, was for a
    flying machine that resembled
    both a helicopter and an
    airplane. Before he died, Tesla
    reportedly devised plans for the
    engine of a spaceship. He called
    it the anti-electromagnetic field
    drive or Space Drive. In his 1938
    lecture, Tesla said he was
    progressing with the work, and
    hoped to give the theory to the
    world very soon.

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    USES IN WORLD WAR II


    After Nikola Tesla's death, American and German forces rushed to gather his blueprints and research. It is
    believed that ant-gravity information was discovered by the Germans which resulted in the creation of the
    Nazi Bell.

    CURRENT SPACE CRAFTS


    NASA rockets currently
    need 500,000 gallons of
    cold, liquid oxygen and
    liquid hydrogen and weight
    2.8 kilograms, equivalent
    to 400 elephants. Each
    rocket costs $500 million
    to launch. The sheer cost,
    weight, and amount of
    resources necessary to
    launch a rocket has
    sparked debate over the
    amount of funding that
    NASA should receive and
    has stood as a road block
    between humanity and the
    stars.

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    POTENTIAL
    USES
    "The gyroscope can never be
    successfully applied to the airplane, for it
    would give a stability that would result in
    the machine being torn to pieces by the
    wind, just as the unprotected airplane on
    the ground is torn to pieces by a high
    wind. My flying machine will have neither
    wings nor propellers. You might see it on
    the ground and you would never guess
    that it was a flying machine. Yet it will be
    able to move at will through the air in
    any direction with perfect safety, at
    higher speeds than have yet been
    reached, regardless of weather and
    oblivious of holes in the air or downward
    currents. It will ascend in such currents if
    desired. It can remain absolutely
    stationary in the air even in a wind for
    great length of time. Its lifting power will
    not depend upon any such delicate

    This model was created based off of


    blueprints found for the Tesla Space
    Drive. According to Nikola Tesla it would
    require no more power than a gas stove.

    It seems that I have always been ahead of


    my time. I had to wait nineteen years before
    Niagara was harnessed by my system, fifteen
    years before the basic inventions for wireless
    which I gave to the world in 1893 were
    applied universally.

    Nikola Tesla

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