Flying Cars? Yes, But Not With Modern Day Science

Elon Musk recently spoke about the upcoming Tesla Roadster car reveal and said it would have flying car capabilities. Knowing that the type of technologies we have been seeing are severely restricted by mainstream science, I wanted to find out more about this upcoming Tesla car. When I checked it out, it was exactly as I expected. I have seen the future – REAL flying cars are coming, and they don’t look anything like what we see in the headlines today. We are at a transition point worldwide. Transitions are very clumsy and awkward but, they lead to breakthroughs that do change the world. Here’s another glimpse into the real future…

Why We Still Don’t Have Them…

“Whether it’s good or bad, it will be unforgettable. My friend Peter Thiel once reflected that the future was supposed to have flying cars, but we don’t have flying cars. I think if Peter wants a flying car, he should be able to buy one.”
— Elon Musk

You may have heard Elon Musk recently suggest that something is wrong with our modern day technology because we still do not have flying cars. He’s not the only one asking these questions. If you look around on the internet, you’ll see several companies trying to create a “flying car” using the only scientific means they know about (electric motors, heavy batteries, propellers, etc). I’ve said for years that when you have the wrong scientific model, you will be greatly restricted in what you can create.

I’m going to have to repeat myself a lot here… the mainstream scientific models we’ve been taught are completely wrong. I know that because God has been giving me dreams about my invention since 2014 and He has shown me more than once that the stuff we learn in school is wrong. That’s why we are still launching rockets into space with gigantic combustible fuel tanks that severely restrict their speed, range and payload.

Instead of traveling to Mars in minutes, we are putting these huge gas tanks on pads and waiting for the orbital convergence of Earth and Mars to make a trip barely possible. I keep saying this… the future is exactly what we see in “science fiction” movies, it is NOT the stuff we see in our everyday “reality”. I know this because of how many times I’ve seen REAL flying cars in dreams and every one of those was the result of the invention I’ve been talking about here for the last 10 years.

Mainstream science is stuck in the past and cannot produce any of what we see in movies…

This Is What Transition Looks Like

Back to Elon’s comments about the lack of real flying cars and the upcoming Roadster’s reveal… I wanted to find out what kind of device would make the next Tesla car “fly”. I had a suspicion it was going to be very predictable and limited but I was also wondering if maybe they figured out something unusual. Well… turns out it’s definitely not going to make science fiction movies become reality (see below).

Having said that, the upcoming reveal did confirm what I’ve been thinking about for several years. Because we are right on the edge of true science and technology breakthroughs, there are a lot of companies setting the stage for what will come next. Just because the technology they are all using is stuck in the stone ages, that does not mean they are not laying the foundation and paving the way for the real future.

Yes, electric motors and spinning propellers on “drones” is clumsy and absurdly ridiculous. But when you are on the verge of a real global breakthrough, this is the kind of stuff that shows up first. Very clumsy and ridiculous looking, no question about it. Definitely not the future by any means. But it’s the sign that the world is on the edge of the real thing.

In order for real flying cars to come on the scene en masse, there are many structural / systemic factors that must be considered and put in place. Just a few of those are the following…

New rules for altitudes, routes, and traffic deconfliction to govern cars vs aircraft.
A new driver’s license category for flying vehicles (most likely, the new FAA MOSAIC regulations will cover this).
Safety backup systems in the event the vehicle’s propulsion system fails.
Integrated land and flight displays for the car’s driver.

Before we get to the final punchline, here’s the proof of all I’ve been saying: mainstream science is stuck in the past and cannot produce any of what we see in movies…

Tesla Roadster’s “Hover Mode”

Hover mode is an optional feature teased for the next-generation Tesla Roadster, essentially turning the electric supercar into a low-flying gadget straight out of a James Bond film. Announced as part of an exclusive “SpaceX package,” it uses rocket-inspired technology to lift the vehicle slightly off the ground—think short hops, brief hovers a few feet up, or enhanced stability during extreme maneuvers. It’s not full-on flight like a drone, but more like controlled bursts of lift to defy gravity for better acceleration, obstacle clearance, or just pure showmanship.

How It Works

Thruster Tech: The system integrates ten cold-gas thrusters from SpaceX—two large ones in the rear for primary lift and eight smaller ones around the chassis for precise balance and torque vectoring. These fire bursts of cold-compressed gas (no combustion, just pressurized expulsion) to generate upward force, providing “instantaneous” response without traditional wheels or props.
Engineering Magic: Tesla had to reinforce the Roadster’s carbon-fiber structure and develop custom software to handle the dynamics, ensuring stability during these “flight-like” moments. Elon Musk has called it a blend of “all the James Bond cars,” emphasizing its wild, unforgettable vibe.

Performance Boost

When activated, hover mode amps up the Roadster’s already insane specs:

0-60 mph: Under 1 second (with thrusters assisting launch).
Top Speed: Over 250 mph.
Range: Up to 620 miles on a ~200 kWh battery pack. Without it, the base Roadster still hits 1.1 seconds to 60 mph, but the SpaceX add-on pushes boundaries further.

Demo and Timeline

Musk recently hyped a prototype reveal as “unforgettable,” with testing wrapping up for a potential demo by the end of 2025—possibly including a live hover showcase. Production is eyed for 2026, though Tesla’s timelines are famously elastic. Pricing for the package? Not announced yet, but expect it to add a hefty premium to the ~$200,000 base.

This mode embodies Tesla’s fusion of EVs and space tech, courtesy of Musk’s dual CEO life. If you’re geeking out over it, keep an eye on @elonmusk or Tesla’s channels for that demo—it’s poised to break the internet.

(Source: Grok AI)

The Real Thing Is Coming

I wisdom dwell with prudence, and find out knowledge of witty inventions.
Proverbs 8:12 (KJV)

God has shown the blueprint for the REAL flying cars that my invention will produce. It looks exactly like something you see in a science fiction movie. There are NO electric motors, gas tanks or spinning propellers!! The design looks almost exactly like Doc Brown’s DeLorean except that the wheels do not rotate down and produce thrust. But it does fly using a real antigravity propulsion system. (Due to intellectual property laws, I am not able to say more about the design here).

Now you see why (again) God has shown me repeatedly that I will be working with Elon Musk when my invention is constructed. He and others have been laying the foundation and putting the basic structure in place. Elon is a “disruptor” and has forced the entire auto industry to change just as he has with the space industry. There is a reason God has shown that I will work with him because he is the only one capable of forcing the new technologies into mainstream use. The only thing he is lacking is real science to change the entire world.

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