GM Volt too late?

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The GM Volt with the advertised 230mpg looks really interesting. Its plug in wire compartment right on the side off the driver mirror seems cool...
Is it too little to late for GM?

[Ghostrider]

I have to ask the question as to why they couldn't release a 230mpg car 2 yrs ago when they must have known they were in trouble as a company..? Guess the oil companies really have some clout. !! what are they going to do now GM already went bankrupt. and don't tell me that they just came up with the plans and released it to the public within the last 6 months GM had electric cars in the 80's but pulled them from production despite the fact they were very popular.
In answer to the question - of course not, if the car does what it says people should flock to buy one, we all like to not have to spend thousands of $ on gas if we don't have to. However, there are working cars powered by water we need to get these plans released but that's another battle.

[ImBill]

Well, since we now own GM, I guess we better hope it's not too little, too late...

[JamesB]

the volt

The Chevy Volt. A great name and the car claims under certain statistics that it will travel on one charge (and one tank of gas) for about 600 miles. Not bad.

We are currently in a hybrid state trying to throw off combustion and trying to introduce no emission electricity. Cool that we're on our way.
But who is thinking of gravity control? We are. Gravity Control - antigravity research & technology.

What we've found is that you can't control gravity directly. You must be in control of the underlying field, the aether if you will.

Here is the so far executive summary of Project Unity.

Except for a few people on this planet, the idea of gravity control and all it signifies does not enter into at least 99:44% of the collective human mind. Most are hellbent on perpetuating oil beyond it's life span. The idea of gravity control is a 20th century phenomenon, at least for me. It was a '60's phenomenon where for the first time, the word, pollution, entered our vocabulary.
It was a sudden rush of realization in those 'wonderful '60's' that it meant the gravity drive would finally be showcased to solve our dilemma. Showcased no doubt from the most wonderful government in the world, the USA government. Didn't happen. Time went along. More ufo's, more wonder how they work. Along comes the internet. Voila! We'll solve this in two weeks. Now some years later, here we are. Stressed, disturbed and doubtful that our governments can deal with our problems.
Yet there are champions such as the Gwandau Team which has already given us a visual portrayal of what Unity looks like and is currently working on building the first prototype unless anyone else comes along before them. Which we and the Gwandau team would welcome. A work in progress is a phrase used when it's not done yet. Unity is the system of our tomorrow. For those untouched by this phenomenon, good luck. For those who are, Gravity Control - antigravity research & technology hopes you will seek your compassion and help forward the concept of the control of gravity as an alternate to combustion.

Cheers!
Jim
Gravity Control - antigravity research & technology

[David Barclay]

Something quite unusual has come to light over at Gravity Control - Free Energy and Antigravity Technology

What is labeled the Casing Report on the gravity control forum, Project Unity, includes the analysis of material recovered from the Roswell crash site in 1947 and applies the properties of that material to the concept of an underlying force of energy providing the drive for a saucer type craft.

This is directly related to an untapped energy well, which it is possible for us to access through a process of field frequency modulation.

In other words we could have all the electrical power we could ever use without any form of pollution or the consumption of expendable resources.

Well worth discussion I would say.

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Anti gravity the dream the vision the plan...

Well its been over 60 years since the Roswell crash...
The Anti gravity plans are still on the board evidently. However the dreams and visions of its promise are wonderfull...
The reality of Anti gravity remains with God...

[lehua768]

In answer to the question - of course not, if the car does what it says people should flock to buy one, we all like to not have to spend thousands of $ on gas if we don't have to. However, there are working cars powered by water we need to get these plans released but that's another battle.In other words we could have all the electrical power we could ever use without any form of pollution or the consumption of expendable resources.