Is free energy possible. Was Tesla right?

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I think Tesla had an I.Q. higher than Albert Einstein actually. Einstein probably had more wrinkles in his brain, but Tesla's frontal lobes were just massive. There's a few one bedroom apartments in New York City that have less square footage than Tesla's skull.

Morgan shut down Tesla's tower because he realized if everyone had access to unlimited power, Morgan would no longer have a way to monetize utilities.

Anyone know the Tesla family's y-haplogroup? I'm guessing he was an I2.
 
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Morgan shut down Tesla's tower because he realized if everyone had access to unlimited power, Morgan would no longer have a way to monetize utilities.
These are things that works good in theory. In real life someone would need to produce the power and put it in the air. This costs money. How would you charge your customers though to make business?

Other question is why Soviet Union didn't use it to provide electricity everywhere for masses, or any other socialistic government? I guess it means that it wasn't technically possible. Wouldn't it be the best PR stunt to draw folks to socialism and communism?

Anyone know the Tesla family's y-haplogroup? I'm guessing he was an I2.
Ney, R1b for sure ;)
 
These are things that works good in theory. In real life someone would need to produce the power and put it in the air. This costs money. How would you charge your customers though to make business?

Other question is why Soviet Union didn't use it to provide electricity everywhere for masses, or any other socialistic government? I guess it means that it wasn't technically possible. Wouldn't it be the best PR stunt to draw folks to socialism and communism?


Ney, R1b for sure ;)

That's the beauty of Tesla's idea, nobody would have to produce the power because it's already there--circulating around the globe. His view is that the Earth is a giant magnet that is surrounded by vast currents of electro-magnetic energy. Yes, there would be initial costs to build the receiving stations, but no wires would be needed because the jolts would transfer freely through the air.

The Soviet Union has tried to unlock the secrets of Tesla for many years. Some say they dedicate more resources to Tesla technologies than even the U.S., which is amazing considering America grabbed all of Tesla's writings shortly after his death and made them Top Secret. Tesla knew all about the energy release resulting from the splitting of the atom (Einstein's realm), but he considered these methods dangerous and unnecessary.

And the reason I'm guessing hg I2 is that he had the "one track mind" type of personality you see more in hg I. He was obsessed with work and was highly eccentric--traits that I think are going to be linked more and more to Neanderthal brain wiring. It's too bad he didn't have any children, the world could use a few Junior Teslas running around. Please consider this a compliment though Lebrok, I think hg R1b is the most socially adept group of all.
 
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That's the beauty of Tesla's idea, nobody would have to produce the power because it's already there--circulating around the globe. His view is that the Earth is a giant magnet that is surrounded by vast currents of electro-magnetic energy. Yes, there would be initial costs to build the receiving stations, but no wires would be needed because the jolts would transfer freely through the air.

The Soviet Union has tried to unlock the secrets of Tesla for many years. Some say they dedicate more resources to Tesla technologies than even the U.S., which is amazing considering America grabbed all of Tesla's writings shortly after his death and made them Top Secret. Tesla knew all about the energy release resulting from the splitting of the atom (Einstein's realm), but he considered these methods dangerous and unnecessary.

And the reason I'm guessing hg I2 is that he had the "one track mind" type of personality you see more in hg I. He was obsessed with work and was highly eccentric--traits that I think are going to be linked more and more to Neanderthal brain wiring. It's too bad he didn't have any children, the world could use a few Junior Teslas running around. Please consider this a compliment though Lebrok, I think hg R1b is the most social adept group of all.

ypur aproach as planet= giant magnet, so enegy may run with no cost is still shared among modern scientists, some even claim that existed in ancient world.
if I find the video I will post,
Yes Tesla was a Genious so he was G2a3* like me :cool-v:
 
That's the beauty of Tesla's idea, nobody would have to produce the power because it's already there--circulating around the globe. His view is that the Earth is a giant magnet that is surrounded by vast currents of electro-magnetic energy. Yes, there would be initial costs to build the receiving stations, but no wires would be needed because the jolts would transfer freely through the air.

The Soviet Union has tried to unlock the secrets of Tesla for many years. Some say they dedicate more resources to Tesla technologies than even the U.S., which is amazing considering America grabbed all of Tesla's writings shortly after his death and made them Top Secret. Tesla knew all about the energy release resulting from the splitting of the atom (Einstein's realm), but he considered these methods dangerous and unnecessary.

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I think there are two different techniques and concepts we are talking about.
The one I'm talking about was demonstrating to work. Tesla had sent high voltage and frequency electricity through air to receiver This energy required production however, therefore not free.

Other concept of his was collecting free energy from the air or either. This remained mostly in theoretical sphere. At least how to use it on working scale.
Today we know that biggest electromagnetic energy in our air is from the sun. We capture it with solar panels and wind mills. With today's technology it is still more expensive than buying electricity from grid, from fossil fuel burning.

Earths magnetic field is too weak to make use out of it, other than to move small compass needle.
 
I think there are two different techniques and concepts we are talking about.
The one I'm talking about was demonstrating to work. Tesla had sent high voltage and frequency electricity through air to receiver This energy required production however, therefore not free.

Other concept of his was collecting free energy from the air or either. This remained mostly in theoretical sphere. At least how to use it on working scale.
Today we know that biggest electromagnetic energy in our air is from the sun. We capture it with solar panels and wind mills. With today's technology it is still more expensive than buying electricity from grid, from fossil fuel burning.

Earths magnetic field is too weak to make use out of it, other than to move small compass needle.

Indeed so weak that can hold on air (anti-gravity) an electric current,

If I remember correct there was an expirement with Bohr and Eistein, putting magnets on sea, does anybody remember it?
 
And the reason I'm guessing hg I2 is that he had the "one track mind" type of personality you see more in hg I. He was obsessed with work and was highly eccentric--traits that I think are going to be linked more and more to Neanderthal brain wiring. It's too bad he didn't have any children, the world could use a few Junior Teslas running around. Please consider this a compliment though Lebrok, I think hg R1b is the most social adept group of all.

For the sake of humanity I hope you're trollling.
 
Indeed so weak that can hold on air (anti-gravity) an electric current,
Same way you can say that plains, balloons and rockets are build on anti-gravity, they surely stay in the air or even in space.
If I remember correct there was an expirement with Bohr and Eistein, putting magnets on sea, does anybody remember it?
Yetos, Tesla's theories and patents are available online and are free. Some people claim that you can build Tesla generator using parts from any electric store. It looks like it is a very simple machine. You are an engineer, so why don't you build it and tell us how it works or whether it works at all. Build it and free Greeks from paying for electricity.

If you can't find it free. Spend 40 bucks and buy it here. It would be your best investment ever. Just 40 dollars:
http://www.nikolateslasecret.com/?hop=quick1986
 
For the sake of humanity I hope you're trollling.

Why would you say that? I'm not ******** at all. Y-DNA is a small fraction of what makes us human, but it's also what makes you a male. Dissing haplogroup correlations will soon equate to ignoring blood type factors. There are differences in the human species, but we should still all treat one another with respect.

For example, we have universal blood donors and universal blood receivers--this is a clear difference in the species. Is one "better" than the other? I don't think so, I think they are just different.
 
Lebrok, yes the sun is certainly the source of the vast majority of the energy in our solar system... but our Earth's magnetic field (resulting from the planet's molten inner core interacting with the solar wind) produces enough energy to power all of mankind's needs according to Tesla.

I'm a Tesla fanatic, I think his brain was the most advanced ever produced by our species. If he says it's possible, I don't doubt him. The problem he encountered with Wardenclyffe in Long Island and also in Colorado Springs wasn't tower height like most people think, but with tower "footprint". He had to place massive metallic structures deep in the ground to achieve ground (actually planetary) resonance. This is no small feat.
 
It's all about harmonics and resonance-- I'm beginning to sound like a crackpot, but it's true. Tesla used harmonics and resonance to make an "earthquake machine" he was forced to destroy after a short time in operation because he almost brought down the building it was attached to... no joke.

A more enjoyable way to enjoy harmonics is to listen my favorite composer Bach-- he was another genius that understood the beauty and the power of harmonics. :)
 
Why would you say that? I'm not ******** at all. Y-DNA is a small fraction of what makes us human, but it's also what makes you a male. Dissing haplogroup correlations will soon equate to ignoring blood type factors. There are differences in the human species, but we should still all treat one another with respect.

For example, we have universal blood donors and universal blood receivers--this is a clear difference in the species. Is one "better" than the other? I don't think so, I think they are just different.


Are you completely insane? If you think Tesla's brain is the most advanced, then yours is probably the least. Go back to the comment I referred to, read over it, more than once, and think about what a Y-chromosome is and about what you just said.
 
Finalise, I'm going to bow out of a conversation (or arguement) with you... you're comments other threads indicate you tend to generate more heat than light... which is fine sometimes but I like to pick my battles.

Also Yetos that's great to hear your a G2. I had you pegged as a I2 this whole time! At least I was kinda close.
 
**** it, im done with this site tbh. Apart from Taranis, most of you are a bunch of idiots, Im honestly sick and tired of hearing this haplogroup bullshit.

Go talk to a molecular genetics scientist, and tell them your haplogroup theories and Im sure all of you will end up in a mental hospital.
 
That comment was funny on a couple different levels Finalise, thank you for the belly laugh!
 
No free energy is not possible, it violates the laws of thermodynamics. Perpetual motion however is perfectly possible, just extremely hard to master, as all friction must be eliminated. But its use and exploitation only will be possible in a post capitalist society.
 
Perpetual motion however is perfectly possible, just extremely hard to master, as all friction must be eliminated. But its use and exploitation only will be possible in a post capitalist society.
How do you want to exploit perpetual motion machine. Once you apply the load, to use power of it, it will slow down and eventually stop. I'm not sure for what Perpetual Motion machine could be good for, even if we manage to build one?
 
Tesla wasn't concerned with perpetual motion or even free energy. The energy Tesla talked about was nearly unlimited (as long as the sun continued to operate anyway). His thought was that our planet behaved like a giant magnet under the influence of the sun, so his method of collection wasn't with solar panels, but with direct electro-magnetic capture (via large towers with enough "oomph" generated from ground resonance to allow an arc with the upper reaches of our atmosphere--where the Northern and Southern lights can be found). I don't think Tesla was motivated by standard capitalistic leanings, but rather the betterment of mankind.

Regarding another one of Tesla's concepts, the earthquake machine, the television show "Mythbusters" did a piece on this invention and found that his small gizmo was indeed capable of making noticeable vibrations on a large bridge. While Adam and Jamie noted the invention had surprising strength, they both concluded that it wasn't capable of bringing down the structure. However, had the device been placed directly on the bridge supports or pier footings, I suspect a much different result would have been observed. Amplified ground resonance is pretty powerful stuff.
 
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And the reason I'm guessing hg I2 is that he had the "one track mind" type of personality you see more in hg I

Well he was an ethnic Serb born in modern-day Croatia, so there is a pretty high likelihood that he indeed was an I2. Just look at the I2 maps.
 
Indeed so weak that can hold on air (anti-gravity) an electric current,

If I remember correct there was an expirement with Bohr and Eistein, putting magnets on sea, does anybody remember it?

Lets test this out, with Math and science!!! Don't trust my formulas? google them to see the mathematical proofs if you want.
The earth's magnetic field is 25-65
μT (micro Teslas), but for this sake, lets just use the largest value and assume that its 65μT
Energy is energy density is u=B^2/(2μ) where
μ=permativity of free space = 4pi*10^-7
so, u=(65*10^-6)^2/(2μ)=0.00168 J/m^3 or 0.000000000467 kWh/m^3
What does this number represent? well all it means is that from the earth's magnetic field, 1m^3 or 100 litres of the Earth's magnetic field has 0.000000000467 kWh
Now I just googled how much energy an average household consumes per year, and the number that I get is around ~4,000 kWh per year in London, and ~7,000 kWh in Calgary.
Lets use London, since it's less.
at
0.000000000467 kWh/m^3 and the average house using 4000 kWh per year, using simple arithmetic, it would take 8.565*10^12 m^3 or 8.565 TRILLION m^3 of space to power ONE house for ONE year. So how much area do we need?
Aerium in Germany is one of the largest buildings in the world, with a volume of 5.2 million m^3
That would mean we need the space of 1.65 million Aeriums to power One house in London for a year.

There are ~5,183,000 in the 2012 census, so how many Aeriums are needed to power London for a Year?
8.54 billion Aeriums or 4.439*10^19 m^3

Now, the volume of the all the Pacific ocean is 6.22*10^17 m^3
That means we would need the volume of 71.4 Pacific Oceans of Earth to power the city of London for one year.


Now I know thats a lot to read, so TLDR, it takes 71.4 Pacific oceans of the Earth's magnetic field to power London for a year, so it is definitely too weak to give free electricity to the world.
 

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