It's about scalar wave energy. We think of waves as 2 dimensional (frequency over amplitude) Tesla found a third dimension to waves. sadly I'm too stupid to continue his work.

Everyone that tries this shit dies.

I for one, did research into all these water powered cars over the decades. A few people have managed to create water powered cars (with electricity creating gases from distilled water through hydrolysis) and as soon as they mention they have positive efficiency they somehow decide its time to kill themselves or fall in their pool and drown.

I wouldnt have a clue but companies sell out to bigger companies taking their IP with them all the time. Google and microshit love buying up competition that is a genuine threat and shutting them down early for instance

So no i wpuldbt agree no one else has figured it out but im equally unaware if anyone has.

And on top of that i dont know tesla was able to do what the claims are but there is at least basis reason and some evidence behind those stories so theyre not as easily dismissable as shit like muh chemtrailz or shit like that.

Well, obviously the answer is either a very very quiet yes or a big old nope.

What comes up must come down. No way to cheat gravity out of its energy.

All you'll end up with is a bunch of glowing niggers.

Nah, use depleted u-ani-m as AP shells.

Pure conjecture.

Well, one that has a lot of physical evidence behind it, unlike other conjecture.

http://www.columbia.edu/~vjd1/earth_int.htm

The Curie temperature that affects magnetic fields is a thing, but it doesn't apply to how the Earth's magnetic field is created. You are thinking of the effect as it applies to a permanent magnet, which is to say a material that has been made magnetic through natural or artificial means. The magnetic field in say a neodymium magnet is not self generating. It was applied to the neodymium ceramic material by an electromagnet at the time of manufacture. The material aligns its magnetic domains to the field created by the electromagnet and retains that alignment unless heated beyond the material's Curie point where the domains will return to a random alignment. You can basically magnetize and demagnetize magnets with a strong electromagnet and heat.

The magnetic field of the Earth is not created by simple domain alignment in a solid material. The interactions of the materials of the core layers, mainly iron and nickel, cause electromagnetic fields by Eddy Currents forming in those regions. It is an electromagnetic process by which the Eddy currents give rise to the magnetic field just as an electric current flowing through a wire creates a magnetic field around it.. The Earth is more akin to an electromagnet than a permanent magnet. You can't demagnetize an electromagnet by the application of heat in the same way as a permanent magnet could be. They are just two different kinds of magnets and only one is affected by the Curie temperature. Does that make sense now?

Nothing and your correct. Motley core of iron just be a stupid hot ball of lava. Iron must be solid to be magnetic and magnetics are easy to change polar with heat or bigger magnets.

The iron isn't a "magnet," it's a conductor. Processes in the core induce electrical currents, which generate a magnetic field. The Earth is an electromagnet.