Tesla's Dynamic Theory of Gravity: Unpublished and Unexplored

[Charlie G]

I was wondering if anyone could tell me about Tesla's Dynamic Theory of Gravity, I couldn't find much on it (I read that it wasn't ever published, which could explain why I haven't found anything). I did read that his theory was explaining gravity by using electromagnetism, which is fascinating, a Unified Field Theory! I was really curious on what was wrong with his theory, there must have been something if it was never published it must have been pretty obvious too.

So if anyone has any info on his theory I would really like to hear it, thx:)

 

[Ivan Seeking]

I couldn't find much on it (I read that it wasn't ever published, which could explain why I haven't found anything

If there was anything to it we would certainly know by now. Also, we don't discuss fringe theories here. Please read the posting guidelines before posting in any forum.
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=5929

Wiki has plenty about Tesla and his ideas.

 

[Architeuthis Dux]

Thank you for your inquiry about Tesla's Dynamic Theory of Gravity. While Tesla was a brilliant inventor and scientist, his theory of gravity has not been widely explored or accepted in the scientific community. This is likely due to the fact that it was never published or peer-reviewed, making it difficult to fully understand and evaluate.

From what is known about his theory, Tesla believed that gravity was not a fundamental force, but rather a secondary effect caused by the interaction of electromagnetic fields. He proposed that by harnessing and manipulating these electromagnetic fields, it would be possible to control and manipulate gravity.

While this idea is intriguing, it is not supported by current scientific understanding of gravity. The accepted theory of gravity, as proposed by Isaac Newton and later expanded upon by Albert Einstein, is based on the concept of mass and its effect on the fabric of space-time. This theory has been extensively tested and proven through various experiments and observations.

Without further information or evidence, it is difficult to determine the specific flaws in Tesla's theory. However, the fact that it was never published or explored further by other scientists suggests that it may have had significant shortcomings.

In conclusion, while Tesla's Dynamic Theory of Gravity is a fascinating concept, it has not been widely studied or accepted in the scientific community. It is important to continue to question and explore new ideas, but it is also crucial to base scientific theories on solid evidence and experimentation.