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Defense Advanced Research Project Agency of the U.S. government, to attempt to replicate Tesla’s particle beam weapon, and with his team, this individual was able to replicate aspects of the weapon. This would be in the 1990s. But the history of the rail gun goes back much farther and includes other inventors besides Tesla, such as the French inventor André Fauchon-Villeplée, who had an American patent on an electronic gun dating from 1922. So the history of the rail gun is rather complicated, but it is my belief that Tesla’s work in that field played a key role in the development of this modern-day weapon.

Macy: What else would you like to point out about the revelations of Tesla: Wizard at War?

Seifer: I don’t want your readers to think that the entire book is about this one event. Tesla’s selling of the particle beam weapon to the Allies in the run-up to and during World War II is certainly a culminating aspect of the book, but I also cover many other topics, including Tesla’s link to two other wars — the Spanish American War where he introduced his remote controlled robotic boat and World War I when Tesla worked for Telefunken, the German concern before we entered the war, and also tangentially for the U.S. Navy and thus for Franklin Roosevelt who was Assistant Secretary of the Navy at that time, when Marconi sued Telefunken and the Navy, as we discussed above.

However, what I also did was uncover Tesla’s link to many other individuals he had never been linked to before: William Randolph Hearst (the subject of Orson Welles’ famous movie “Citizen Kane”) and Phoebe Hearst, William’s mother; to the artist Louis Comfort Tiffany; the writer Theodore Dreiser; the astronomer George Hale, who helped develop the huge telescopes at Palomar in San Diego and Mount Wilson about 30 miles outside of Los Angeles; and socialite Daisy Maud Gordon of Cleveland.

I also discuss Tesla’s elusive so-called dynamic theory of gravity, which has a direct bearing on what today we call the God particle, the particle that gives matter its mass.

I’d like to thank you and Infinite Energy for this interview. I am truly honored for this consideration.

Macy: It will be interesting to see what information comes to you next after the publication of this book.

References —

1. https://teslaresearch.jimdofree.com/death-ray/the-new-art-of-projecting-concentrated-non-dispersive-energy-through-natural-media-briefly-exposed-by-nikola-tesla-circa-may-16-1935/
2. http://www.teslasociety.ch/info/ton/Fiorello_La_Guardia_uber_Tesla.wma