Levitation Transportation: Excite Trike Vision

Papa Bale introduces his next experiment from the ground up. An eight-inch disc is levitating a ten-inch disc, which is being pushed down by another eight-inch disc on top. It's elevated so that just magnetic energy is pressing on the disc, not so much the weight of the disc laying on it, so it'll spin easier and wobble less. He has three outside magnets pushing in, all set up so they're pushing in and elevating that ten-inch disc about a centimeter or a few millimeters. He gives it a little flick and there's no added magnets on the discs, just enough to make it levitate. He probably doesn't even need that much, but when you put them together like that, it gets frustrating because they want to flip and flop everywhere until you get them all facing the same way. He says this is a challenge — if you can send what he's doing in a different format with less magnets or just magnets with no discs at all, it's got to be stable and can't be flopping all over the place. He's interested in anybody's ideas and won't diss anybody's creations. It's amazing how little energy you need to put into these once you get them set up right. Normally it'd be flip-flopping all over the place without that top eight-inch disc pushing it down. When the instability of having only three magnets on the outside happens, it's stabilized by the top disc, and hopefully that pressure turns into forward momentum. The pressure is going to be there because even if it isn't bouncing, it doesn't mean it doesn't want to bounce. Papa Bale shares his big vision: he had a spontaneous vision of a motorcycle trike that could fly on anti-gravitational mechanisms. The wheels could turn flat and the whole thing gets off the ground. What appears to be three wheels is really six because each wheel has two sides. He thinks an artificial environment is being created within the wheel. He believes if we get Tesla coils out there — quantum Tesla coils as powerful as the big ones but small enough to fit on a telephone pole or go underground — we could create a pillow of energy that vehicles could float on. He doesn't see why we're not leaning towards that, since Tesla invented this so long ago. He concludes by saying this is how he thinks and he's out to help everybody, not just people who can afford it.