: Tesla’s early 20th-century patents were not just for radio and AC power; they were "spin-offs" of his true goal: interplanetary travel.
: Through projects like "Paperclip," Nazi scientists who specialized in etheric physics were brought to the U.S. to continue their work on advanced propulsion.
This expanded edition provides updated research and documentation that Lyne has assembled like a jigsaw puzzle. A highlight is the final chapter on the , an invention from 1964 that the author presents as a practical application of "free energy". Why Read It?
At the heart of Lyne’s work is the concept of the —a hypothetical medium that fills all space and matter. While mainstream science largely abandoned the ether after Einstein’s rise, Lyne contends that Tesla used it as the foundation for a revolutionary space-propulsion system.