Semi Science Fiction Tesla Coils

["harvey norris" <harvich-at-xxxxxxxxx> (by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-xxxxxxxxxx>)]

Thought the theoretical minded tesla coilers would get
a kick out of this
http://sightings-dot-com/general5/plas.htm
Plasmas - A Revolution Or
Just Another Mirage?
The story begins in the late 1970s, when Anatoly
Klimov embarked on an unremarkable series of
experiments at the Moscow Radio-Technological
Institute, one of the Soviet Union's most secretive
laboratories. His goal was to understand how shock
waves behave in ionised gases, a topic of real
interest to plasma physicists, for whom the phenomenon
seemed rich in possibilities. 
In 1996, Terry Cain, an engineer working at DERA's
Farnborough research lab, travelled to Russia to meet
Klimov and his colleagues and repeat their experiments
at the Central Aerohydrodynamics Institute near
Moscow. He decided to test streamlined bodies the size
and shape of ice cream cones, and Klimov and his
colleagues fitted them with on-board plasma
generators. Placed in a supersonic wind tunnel, these
generators could create plasmas upstream of the cone. 
One device was fitted with a Tesla coil--essentially a
circuit that generates voltages high enough to break
down air over large distances. "It generated little
streamers of lightning that propagated ahead of the
model, and their remnants were blown back past the
cone in the airflow," says Cain. "It was spectacular."


Concerning other theories there is Jerry Bayles who
believes that a rotating HF standing wave  will
produce electrogravitational effects

Jerry Bayles is a researcher/theorist whose web page,
www.electrogravity-dot-com http://www.electrogravity-dot-com,
describes 'scalar' waves as the kind of waves that
exist around a Tesla coil: 
The Tesla coil has a vertical electric field
stretching from top to bottom of the coil; since it's
a solenoid-wound coil, there's also a vertical
magnetic field (NOT spatially perpendicular like
normal electromagnetic waves). But they alternate in
sequence, i.e., the Tesla coil produces waves that are
composed of an E and B field that are in the same
spatial plane or orientation, but 90 degrees out of
phase in time. That is, a vertically polarized E-field
followed by a vertically polarized B-field, one after
the other, alternating back and forth between the two
types of field. Being out of time phase, as well as in
the same plane in space, means that no real power is
being "radiated" in the conventional sense-- yet
Bayles says that a second Tesla coil (acting as a
receiver) will pick this "transmitted" wave up, and so
information can be transmitted via this non-radiating
arrangement. So the energy is something similar to the
"near field" in a conventional antenna system. Using a
leap of logic that takes some amount of reading to
understand, he then goes on to apply this
configuration to the hull of a saucer-shaped vehicle,
outlining a system whereby one would rotate the
standing wave around a craft's hull and thereby create
electrogravitational forces that would propel the
ship. 
Now coincidently I had sent Jerry a letter as a "what
if they did this on the Philadelphia Experiment", when
at the same time someone on his list sent a letter
indicating that same thing was attempted. It is
perfectly possible to have a mass highly electrified,
without amperage conduction occuring, when the actual
amperage conduction ocurrs around that mass in
triangular discharge/ but yes dont you want two or
more of these devices and phases, or are you silly or
what? Then you can have as much protection as you
want, sitting in a 100,000 volt ambient potential,
unaffected until the moment one phase quits working,
then you become the path to ground writing your
epitaph as they say, so these are good science fiction
tesla coils merged with reality.
Good Halloween Stories too. HDN


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