Nikolas Tesla

[Anonymous No.10732424]

Was he a fraud or a genious? Would his wireless electricity and death rays work at all?

[Anonymous No.10732425]

no

[Anonymous No.10732461]

>>10732424
it works, but its not safe to use

[Anonymous No.10732466]

what's stopping some rogue nation from doing this on their land, and giving free power to the entire planet? it would topple the oil corporations and middle east oil countries? utterly destroy the markets for energy products and destroy anyone reliant on those markets

[Anonymous No.10732470]

>>10732466
Because the banking cabal would instruct the superpower nations to invade and destroy their nation.

[Anonymous No.10732485]

>>10732470
then what if instead of 1 nation doing it, somebody releases plans over the internet and any hobby hacker with internet access can do it. "They" can't invade be everywhere, man.

[Anonymous No.10732845]

>>10732424
Wireless electricity? Yes it would have worked but was it practical? Fuck no. Sending a practical amount of electricity through the air alone without any type of conductive agents saturated into the air like increasing the H2O content, to power a device like a television or a fan, you'd need to have the wireless tower shoot literal lightning bolts into the air, across a huge amount of distance, then to your device which has to have an antenna that is high enough to reach the electrical field in the air to efficiently absorb it.

Even if that was perfected there would be massive shortcomings to wireless electricity. Devices that rely on radio waves would be jammed, animals would be freaked out due to their magnetic biological compass (check out the cows grazing regularly point north-south) being fucked up by a field of electricity covering a few miles distance, and it would be very dangerous to build, use, and maintain.

Death Rays might actually be microwaves on extreme steroids so it's possible. Not practical of course.

[Anonymous No.10732979]

>>10732424
His wireless electricity absolutely did work. Efficiency was not perfect, but it was good for what it was at the time.

[Anonymous No.10733024]

He was a genius and yes they worked! He wanted the world to have it, and yet in the end decided not to give it to all! Decided and hoped in the future it will be used for prosperity of all!

He was persistent, unless he changed his mind with good reason surly!

[Anonymous No.10733034]

>>10732424
>Supposedly died a virgin
Look into his eyes. What a joke. I bet he gave plenty of the broads of his day the T.

It seems like people just wanted this Freudian Newton parallel slapped on him.

[Anonymous No.10733142]

If it DID work, could it be retooled to be made safe?
Given current global warming, I think that bares reexamining.

>>research estimates that an approximately 38,000 square mile installation of solar panels in a desert near the equator could generate enough power to serve the world’s electricity needs

You could solve Global Warming with only TWO photovoltaic power plants on opposite sides of the globe. Each broadcasting enough power for every human on earth. Each one always in the sunlight. No need for batteries. No need for energy storage. It would solve global warming. Even if it causes cancer, it would solve global warming. I think it deserves asking the question, how much cancer? and is it better than the global warming option?

Obviously the brute force way of pumping shit ton of energy into the atmosphere would cause cancer. But did Tesla discover some clever way using resonance or some other clever method that a normal person wouldn't think of??

[Anonymous No.10733151]

>>10732424
Why do you think they're not around?

[Anonymous No.10733157]

>>10733151
see
>>10732466
jp morgan is credited with burring the tech due to not being able to make him money

[Anonymous No.10733181]

>>10733142
Now that I think of it, if the US government did confiscate all of Tesla's research upon his dead, as it's been reported, then couldn't you get the sum total of Tesla's research with a simple FOIA request?
has anybody tried that yet?

[Anonymous No.10733184]

>>10733181
The stuff they didn’t classify has been publically released.

[Anonymous No.10733186]

>>10733181
found it

https://vault.fbi.gov/nikola-tesla/Nikola%20Tesla%20Part%2001%20of%2003/view

[Anonymous No.10733219]

basically his greatest discovery was how to naturally amplify frequencies by somehow syncing them to what he called the natural esonant electromagnetic radiative frequencies of the earth. lad was on some wild grass

[Anonymous No.10733222]

>>10733219
sorry naturally amplify the power of signals by syncing them etc etc..

[Anonymous No.10733241]

I'm not sure how I feel about Elon's Starlink, but .... could Wardenclyffe or something like it power low earth orbit satellites? with a wireless power sources they could be much more powerful and maybe have enough juice to correct their orbit so they'd stay up there longer than a couple of years.

[Anonymous No.10733484]

>>10732424
>Would his wireless electricity and death rays work at all?

they totally do.

Einstein (a.k.a. Samuel Clemens) was the fraud, payed by J.P. Morgan and Edison to keep tesla in the shadows so his ideas could be stolen.

[Anonymous No.10734821]

>>10732845
>check out the cows grazing regularly point north-south
isn't that because of the sun rather than magnetic fields though

[Anonymous No.10735503]

>>10734821
That does correlate lol. And the other possibility of facing away from the wind while eating.


A better example will be the magnetic sense that fish/birds have. If a strong and massive electric field were to be present in the general vicinity it would prevent, say trout or salmon/loons or geese from returning to their original spawning pools/mating groves.

[Anonymous No.10735511]

>>10732845
it is through the ground not air

[Anonymous No.10735520]

Only reason it's not used by countries. To quote J.P. Morgan, "Where do we put the meter?"

>$$$

[Anonymous No.10735867]

>>10733181
Amusing fact - the government brought in a physics professor from MIT to go over Tesla's notes. John Trump was his name. His nephew is pretty famous.

[Anonymous No.10735901]

>>10735520
A counter argument to that would be China. They have enough of a military and nuclear stockpile to deter any quick invasions, and an intelligence apparatus sophisticated enough to make assassinations difficult, but the PRC's biggest stategic weakness is the fact that it needs to import 2/3rds of its oil, mostly from African & Middle Eastern countries. It will be decades before the PLAN can challenge the US Navy that far away from its own shores. If there was some magic energy tranfer tech they would be on it like a Chinaman on fried cat. Its not like they care about American oil company profts; they had no problems cutting off major corps like Google & Facebook.

[Anonymous No.10735913]

>>10732424
figure it out for yourself. Go read his patents. Stop asking others what to think.

[Anonymous No.10735921]

>>10732485
the "plans" are probably already out there, but thy have recieved no attention due to a combination of cencorship and laziness leading to no implementation. They're pretty complicated, and likely fake, so why would anyone go through the trouble? If you would, then go through tesla's patents yourself.

[Anonymous No.10735964]

>>10735511
What's the point of the tower then?

[Anonymous No.10736979]

>>10732424
>Was he a fraud or a genious?
>2424
>4242

[Anonymous No.10736997]

He was likely the smartest person to roam the planet. Shame we have Edis*n to shit up the world.

[Anonymous No.10738240]

>>10733142
back then everyone saw electricity differently. this was the 19th century remember, they had a completely different understanding of the world to what we do today, incorporating concepts like the aether and all that.
If you want to understand tesla, you have to go back to the basics and learn about electricity through the eyes of it's inventors. It's actually very simple.