Otis T. Carr’s Inertial Field Lift Part 1: An overview of the OTC-X1 Circular Foil Spacecraft

Link to the Video: Of Mass and Energy: Rotation and the Gravifugal Force/Effect: Otis T. Carr was one of a small handful of inventors to attempt to design and build a disc shaped flying craft. Carr left formal schooling at age 13, but continued to study of his own volition. Carr seemed too have a considerable grasp of alternative science and unconventional concepts. Some have suggested that his lack of the indoctrinating aspect of higher formal education enabled him to more easily grasp these concepts. His main inspirations seems to have been Ezekiel’s Wheel from the Bible and Nikola Tesla who he claimed to have met and conversed with extensively while working at a hotel in which Tesla was living. Later, he claimed to have had own UFO encounter which he described as an electrified disc. After this encounter, Carr became convinced that the strange craft was operating according to the very same principles which he had been studying, giving him the confidence to begin development of a “Circular Foil Spacecraft“ upon which he built a company named OTC Enterprises. He ultimately summed up his invention as a “wheel on its side“ which was then electrified in such a way as to allow it to fly in the air. In actuality, it is a craft made of two counter rotating wheels/discs which when rotated fast enough relative to the Earth’s rotation could tap into free energy and become independent of Earth’s gravitational influence as well as the effects of inertia. There have been others with similar ideas and developments; among them Viktor Schauberger, John Searl, and apparently Nikola Tesla. Were any of these developments successful? And if so, then are they the actual source behind the UFO sightings which people began to see in the late 40s and early 50s, and continuing to this very day? In this video, we will explore these questions. *Research Sources: - - -#The_Higgs_field - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Papers-Engineering (Applied)/Download/8685 -#otis-t-carr-2b0de8c3-d9c5-44af-867c-48759f4b3aa-resize-750 - - - - Garrett Sutton, BME