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'''Otis T. Carr''' was an American inventor who became famous in the late 1950s for his claims of developing a functional [[anti-gravity]] device, the OTC X-1 spacecraft. He founded OTC Enterprises with the goal of advancing and promoting his technological theories, which, according to Carr, were based on the principles of [[Nikola Tesla]]. | '''Otis T. Carr''' was an American inventor who became famous in the late 1950s for his claims of developing a functional [[anti-gravity]] device, the OTC X-1 spacecraft. He founded OTC Enterprises with the goal of advancing and promoting his technological theories, which, according to Carr, were based on the principles of [[Nikola Tesla]]. | ||