News 160, Golden Age Technologies

 

Flying Cars are on the Horizon By sister-initiate Lynn McGee, Ohio, USA (originally in English) The reality of the flying car is drawing near as several proposed designs for airborne vehicles are currently being developed, and some prototypes have already been produced for preliminary flight. Regarding a future with sky cars, inventor Robin Haynes says, “Imagine if you could get into your car, tell it where you want to go and let its [global positioning] system guide you there. There will be a road segment, followed by an air segment, followed by a road segment—but do you care? You’ll be at your destination in one hour, even if it’s 175 miles away—door to door!” This sounds like science fiction, but flying cars are no longer a storybook dream, with current designs ranging from an airy, ultra-lightweight model, the Air Scooter, to a much more robust and sophisticated vehicle called the Skycar.   The Air Scooter, an ultra-lightweight Airborne vehicle   The Skycar, a powerful, robust airborne vehicle that can travel at speeds up to 300 mph The Air Scooter is a recreational sport craft, designed to fly at lower speeds and at altitudes of less than 400 feet (122m), and its lightweight mobility makes it perfect for emergency situations such as rescues from tall buildings. The Skycar, on the other hand, is designed to hold up to four people and can travel at speeds up to 300 mph (482km/h) and at altitudes of 4,000 feet (1.22km). This is the type of vehicle for which the NASA flight simulator and Global Positioning Systems are being designed. But the designing of these vehicles does not answer the question of how and where they will be used. For example, even if a vehicle can drive along a runway and then take off into the air, how will the driver know where it is safe to fly? The NASA is addressing such issues through the program “Highways in the Sky.” One object of this initiative is to develop a computer system that operates as a centralized network for the flight vehicles. Individual simulators installed in each vehicle, with intuitive, easy-to-follow images, will connect to the network for traffic management in the air. Simulator developed by NASA showing flight ‘window’ for guiding the airborne vehicle. But traveling in a flying vehicle is far from an ordinary feeling, says Skycar designer Paul Moller: “It’s an experience like none other. I mean, it is truly the magic carpet experience. You get in this vehicle, there’s no vibration, it takes you up and what’s most exciting is that you’re kind of being lifted up from below, almost like anti-gravity, but you have this perfectly smooth experience of lifting up—a real magic carpet experience.” These sentiments echo Master’s words about future technological advances in the context of souls from other planets who are bringing enlightened scientific ideas to share with the world: It’s so exciting: We’re catching up with the advances of the higher planetary systems. Even now, we’re using lasers and other forms of light to heal patients. You may remember that one of my earliest lectures in Formosa mentioned the light therapy used on other more advanced planets. Well, those scientists are now being born on this planet, and they’re bringing their treasured memory with them. They are making our planet a better place to live as far as physical comfort is concerned. And soon, perhaps not too many years into the future, we’ll have flying cars and other things like that. It will probably be easier to see each other since there will be less traffic congestion, and we’ll have faster commuting times. All this is very exciting for me, too. (Excerpted from the News #138, Master’s Words) Much earlier (in 1985), Master described how these beings were able to use highly enlightened methods that could even cure disease because the planet or region in which they practiced had a high enough vibration that it could support such an approach. On the planet Venus there are many small hospitals for different kinds of people. And the beings who live on that planet are highly intelligent and spiritually very high; most are nearly Masters. And they don’t use medicine or equipment to heal these people; they use different energies or rays of light. Just like here in this world, we sometimes use different types of x-rays to heal people, like curing cancer. So these beings are like higher scientists or better scientists. Masters are also just better developed scientists. (From the News #139, You May Not Know) Inventors of these flying vehicles are humble and view themselves as part of a greater whole, one whose future is full of enlightened possibilities. And they believe most of all that today’s planes and jets will ultimately become relics. As one inventor said, “We believe that the Highways in the Sky will be filled with flying machines that we can’t even begin to imagine.” Master’s description of souls coming to Earth who have previously healed with light gives us a glimpse into some of the things that are possible as we continue walking into the Golden Age. From this perspective, flying cars could represent just one of many such technological developments that reflect the enlightenment bestowed on our planet through God’s grace. For more information on flying vehicles, please refer to the following websites: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/04/15/60minutes/main688454.shtml http://www.haynes-aero.com/Netscape/frames.html http://www.moller.com/ http://sats.nasa.gov/