The shocking incident involving a Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas on January 1, 2025, has now taken on a new dimension with the posthumously revealed manifesto of the suspect, Matthew Livelsberger. In his email, Livelsberger, an active-duty U.S. Army Special Forces soldier, made startling claims about the existence of “gravitational propulsion systems” used by the U.S. and China, technologies that remain largely in the realm of science fiction for the public.
What Are Gravitational Propulsion Systems?
According to the manifesto:
- Concept: Gravitational propulsion systems refer to a theoretical propulsion method where vehicles or aircraft manipulate gravitational fields to move. Instead of expelling mass like traditional rockets, these systems would theoretically use gravitational forces for thrust, offering:
- Unlimited Payload: The ability to carry a vast amount of weight without concerns for fuel efficiency or mass.
- Stealth and Speed: These systems could allow for near-instantaneous acceleration and deceleration, with capabilities to operate undetected by conventional radar systems.
- Operational Flexibility: The potential to launch from non-traditional bases, like submarines, as claimed for China’s use in the Atlantic, adds layers of strategic surprise.
- Historical Background: While the idea seems futuristic, the concept of manipulating gravity for propulsion has been explored in various forms since the early 20th century, often under names like antigravity, electrogravitics, or gravitics. Historically, this has ranged from theoretical physics experiments to fringe science projects, with little to no public acknowledgment of operational success.
- Current Allegations: Livelsberger’s claims suggest these systems are not only real but operational, posing a significant national security threat due to their stealth capabilities and the strategic advantage they could confer.
Strategic Implications:
If true, the existence of such systems would:
- Redefine Warfare: Traditional defense mechanisms might become obsolete, with these aircraft potentially hovering over critical locations like the White House undetected.
- Shift Power Dynamics: The balance of military power could shift dramatically if one nation holds significant advantage in this technology.
Public and Scientific Reaction:
- Skepticism: Much of the scientific community remains skeptical, as no peer-reviewed evidence supports the practical application of gravitational propulsion to this extent.
- Discussion: The allegations have sparked discussions on the need for transparency in military technology, especially those with such profound implications.
While Matthew Livelsberger’s manifesto has thrust gravitational propulsion systems into the spotlight, the claims remain unverified and fall outside current scientific consensus. The incident has, however, ignited a conversation about the potential dark side of technological advancement, the ethics of secrecy in military technology, and the lengths to which individuals might go to expose what they perceive as truths. The ongoing investigation into both the bombing and these technological claims will likely continue to unravel this complex narrative.
