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truth suppressed technology Wed Sep 19 02:19:44 2012 No.5070865 [Reply] [Original]

Philadelphia Public Ledger November 2, 1933 Tesla 'Harnesses' Cosmic Energy

Inventor announces discovery to displace fuel in driving machinery. Calls Sun main source. A principle by which power for driving machinery of the world may be developed from the cosmic energy which operates the universe, has been discovered by Nikola Tesla, noted physicist and inventor of scientific devices, he announced today. This principle, which taps a source of power described as "everywhere present in unlimited quantities" and which may be transmitted by wire or wireless from central plants to any part of the globe, will eliminate the need of coal, oil, gas or any other of the common fuels, he said. Dr. Tesla in a statement today at his hotel indicated the time was not far distant when the principle would be ready for practical commercial development. Asked whether the sudden introduction of his principle would upset the present economic system, Dr. Tesla replied, "It is badly upset already." He added that now as never before was the time ripe for the development of new resources. While in its present form, the theory calls for the development of energy in central plants requiring vast machinery. Dr. Tesla said he might be able to work out a plan for its use by individuals. The central source of cosmic energy for the earth is the Sun, Dr. Tesla said, but "night will not interrupt the flow of new power supply."

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suppressed technology Wed Sep 19 02:25:59 2012 No.5070877
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Brooklyn Eagle July 10, 1932 Nikola Tesla states:

I have harnessed the cosmic rays and caused them to operate a motive device. Cosmic ray investigation is a subject that is very close to me. I was the first to discover these rays and I naturally feel toward them as I would toward my own flesh and blood. I have advanced a theory of the cosmic rays and at every step of my investigations I have found it completely justified. The attractive features of the cosmic rays is their constancy. They shower down on us throughout the whole 24 hours, and if a plant is developed to use their power it will not require devices for storing energy as would be necessary with devices using wind, tide or sunlight. All of my investigations seem to point to the conclusion that they are small particles, each carrying so small a charge that we are justified in calling them neutrons. They move with great velocity, exceeding that of light. More than 25 years ago I began my efforts to harness the cosmic rays and I can now state that I have succeeded in operating a motive device by means of them. I will tell you in the most general way, the cosmic ray ionizes the air, setting free many charges ions and electrons. These charges are captured in a condenser which is made to discharge through the circuit of the motor. I have hopes of building my motor on a large scale, but circumstances have not been favorable to carrying out my plan.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:26:43 2012 No.5070883 >>5070877 >They move with great velocity, exceeding that of light what

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NIKOLA TESLA Wed Sep 19 02:29:58 2012 No.5070887
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>>5070883

"Einsteins relativity work is a magnificent mathematical garb which fascinates, dazzles and makes people blind to the underlying errors. The theory is like a beggar clothed in purple whom ignorant people take for a king... its exponents are brilliant men but they are metaphysicists rather than scientists."

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Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:32:44 2012 No.5070896

>>5070883
Not OP (he doesn't know shit, as evidenced by the fact that this was cross-posted on /pol/), but Tesla is most likely describing neutrinos, which initially were called neutrons.

All in all though, these posts are way too vague to even make this topic debatable, which is what you'd expect from a tinfoil-hatter.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:33:44 2012 No.5070900 For those unwilling to believe this could be suppressed http://chanarchive.org/4chan/pol/58164/

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:35:29 2012 No.5070904 File: 71 KB, 400x300, faggot sheep detected.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5070896

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:36:43 2012 No.5070906 Tesla believed in completely different shit from mainstream physics. Some of it archaic, some of it interesting, and some of it just crazy. Most of it doesn't really make sense in modern times though.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:38:28 2012 No.5070910 >>5070906 Protip: Modern "physics" is bullshit which has provided nothing of tangible value. It is a tool of the extremely wealthy men who run the world to keep the people in the stone age we are currently living in.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:40:58 2012 No.5070912 >>5070865 > Asked whether the sudden introduction of his principle would upset the present economic system and that my friends, is why we do not have this technology today.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:41:43 2012 No.5070917 >>5070910 >implying the touchscreen on your smartphone and solid state drive in your computer don't rely on quantum mechanics to work.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:43:59 2012 No.5070919 >>5070917 >implying they do, and it is not just bullshit propaganda "physicists" spout to justify their existence,

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:46:13 2012 No.5070921 >>5070919 It's actually fairly common knowledge. You can even read articles on how they work in consumer review sites like anandtech.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:47:14 2012 No.5070922 >>5070921 Yea just like relativity is "common knowledge". It is still fucking bullshit.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:48:29 2012 No.5070926 >>5070922 It is. We live in the information age bro.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:49:28 2012 No.5070928 >>5070926 Tesla predicted the internet/information age long before you were born so don't give me your bullshit bra.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:52:28 2012 No.5070932 >>5070928 I don't know why you're so mad, brah. Maybe it's cause of all these facts I'm throwing all up in your shit.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:53:44 2012 No.5070935 >>5070932 nigga the idea that the earth was flat used to be a "fact". And it is about as valid as your "facts"

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 02:56:13 2012 No.5070938 Wow, apparently it's really easy to troll /sci/.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 03:25:42 2012 No.5070982 >>5070938 i don't see how this is trolling. tesla was the main influence on physics in his day.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 03:58:41 2012 No.5071027 >>5070938 This... Surprised you?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 04:06:26 2012 No.5071044 >>5070982 Tesla was oppressed by people like Edison and Westinghouse who were more business oriented, while Tesla was more theoretical, and tended to be a dreamer.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 04:39:57 2012 No.5071104 >>5071027 Tesla topics always get first priority on /sci/. He's like our hero, because he was adhead of his time and was hated for his brialliance.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 05:16:11 2012 No.5071174 >>5071104 agreed

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 05:20:56 2012 No.5071183 >>5071104 are there two tesla threads? It looks like it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 06:07:56 2012 No.5071267 If this energy is unlimited, could we use it instead of fossel fuels?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 07:16:41 2012 No.5071441 >>5071267 Nothing is unlimited. Tesla was a dreamer, so you have to discount much of his baloney.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 19 14:17:13 2012 No.5072411 >>5071267 Yes that is exactly what Tesla is saying. But that does not work well for the people that own fossil fuels so they didn't allow it.