Einstein, von Braun and Tesla

Tesla was a real Wizard,He could manifest his ideas in reality.He would know how a machine would look,and what the problems may be befor he even put pen to paper,he invisioned it.
If tesla would have been born in this era with the current materials,and manufacturing means,he would realy change the world,.. AGAIN!
The all out greatest of the individual thinkers,he didnt think outside the box,to him there never was a box to begin with.
ok enough PR for the man, i just think tesla was a very advanced human being lol.

Originally posted by N. Tesla
well the mirrors are fact. by saying that the mirrors is not enough is like acknowledging a fact and then saying you don't believe it. the fact is the mirrors are there because a human put them there. therefore we were on the moon.

Well the mirrors could have been placed remotely but i don't think the landings were faked, though possibly some of the video and images were from what i've seen in a documentary, not that i necessarily believe it.

einstein was so freaking funny! it is not very often that such a genius has a good sense of humor.

Moon Mirrors:
Well my play on the mirrors is... they are impossible to use.
How does one get a line on the mirrors when they can't see
the landers.

They can't even spot the lander let alone beam up to a mirror.
Any beam can be returned without a mirror.

In fact, if the optics defeat me, a laser or two on spot on the rover
or lander might send back a hologram for everyone to see.

Yet, I would most likely say it was a CGI to prove the landing.

On Tesla:
As far as Tesla designing the UFO mechanism and its usefulness
I might say low earth orbit as the tether shows is possible.
Going to the Moon may not be achievable although a video
shows a dark spot traveling across the Moon.

reply to post by devareous


I think a lot of Tesla devices do work but we are told differently.
The Tesla turbine most likely works with gases and not with water
or steam as we are told.

Admiral Von Tirpitz of the German Navy is mentioned in Seifer's
book on Tesla yet it must have been no big deal to the author
as the Index has no reference. Yet there was a sale of the atomic
electric generator not known to the US Navy until perhaps the 70s
and immediately classified.

Some Von Braun rockets:
renax.club.fr...

Russia went to the multiple engine rocket put a Moon Lander
in low earth orbit it didn't work.

Tesla without a doubt. Without him we would be still in the stone age.

I would have to say Tesla. Polyphase systems and single node vacuum tubes. Two very exciting things that led to many greater sciences.

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Here is a way out page on Tesla, Tirpitz and the Death Ray:

mathsteacher.tripod.com...

Tesla eventually landed a successful military contract -- with the German Marine High Command. The product here was not unmanned sea craft, but sophisticated turbines which Admiral von Tirpitz used to great success in his fleet of warships. After J. P. Morgan cut off his support of Wardenclyffe, this foreign contract was Tesla's only substantial source of income. Upon the outbreak of World War I, Tesla chose to forfeit his German royalties, lest he be charged with treason.

Nearly broke, and finding the United States on the brink of war, Tesla dreamed up a new invention that might interest the military: the death ray.

The mechanism behind Tesla's death ray is not well understood. It was apparently some sort of particle accelerator. Tesla said it was an outgrowth of his magnifying transformer, which focused its energy output into a thin beam so concentrated it would not scatter, even over huge distances. He promoted the device as a purely defensive weapon, intended to knock down incoming attacks -- making the death ray the great-great grandfather of the Strategic Defense Initiative.

It is not certain if Tesla ever used the death ray, or indeed if he even succeeded in building one. But the following is the often-related story of what happened one night in 1908 when Tesla tested the foreboding weapon.

At the time, Robert Peary was making his second attempt to reach the North Pole. Cryptically, Tesla had notified the expedition that he would be trying to contact them somehow. They were to report to him the details of anything unusual they might witness on the open tundra. On the evening of June 30, accompanied by his associate George Scherff atop Wardenclyffe tower, Tesla aimed his death ray across the Atlantic towards the arctic, to a spot which he calculated was west of the Peary expedition.

Tesla switched on the device. At first, it was hard to tell if it was even working. Its extremity emitted a dim light that was barely visible. Then an owl flew from its perch on the tower's pinnacle, soaring into the path of the beam. The bird disintegrated instantly.

That concluded the test. Tesla watched the newspapers and sent telegrams to Peary in hopes of confirming the death ray's effectiveness. Nothing turned up. Tesla was ready to admit failure when news came of a strange event in Siberia.

On June 30, a massive explosion had devastated Tunguska, a remote area in the Siberian wilderness. Five hundred thousand square acres of land had been instantly destroyed. Equivalent to ten to fifteen megatons of TNT, the Tunguska incident is the most powerful explosion to have occurred in human history -- not even subsequent thermonuclear detonations have surpassed it. The explosion was audible from 620 miles away. Scientists believe it was caused by either a meteorite or a fragment of a comet, although no obvious impact site or mineral remnants of such an object were ever found.

Nikola Tesla had a different explanation. It was plain that his death ray had overshot its intended target and destroyed Tunguska. He was thankful beyond measure that the explosion had -- miraculously -- killed no one. Tesla dismantled the death ray at once, deeming it too dangerous to remain in existence.

Six years later, the onset of the First World War caused Tesla to reconsider. He wrote to President Wilson, revealing his secret death ray test. He offered to rebuild the weapon for the War Department, to be used purely as a deterrent. The mere threat of such destructive force, he claimed, would cause the warring nations to agree at once to establish lasting peace.

The only response to Tesla's proposal was a form letter of appreciation from the president's secretary. The death ray was never reconstructed, and for that we should probably all be thankful.

Tesla made one one further attempt to aid in his country's war effort. In 1917, he conceived of a sending station that would emit exploratory waves of energy, enabling its operators to determine the precise location of distant enemy craft. The War Department rejected Tesla's "exploring ray" as a laughing stock.

A generation later, a new invention exactly like this helped the Allies win World War II. It was called radar.

mathsteacher.tripod.com...

Tirpitz and the German Navy got an atomic electrical generator,
no stream involved.
The Tower was most likely the death ray that proved too powerful
and unreliable and had to be abandoned.
A less powerful weapon in the atomic bomb proved better.
The so called radar was a tower to direct static fliers remotely.
We do not know much about the fliers.

These web pages can't get it all right, they are set up to steer
away from the actual inventions of Tesla.
The application of Tesla coils, as on hobby pages and videos,
has no bearing on what is done behind our backs in secret.

Well, we don't know all that NASA and followers of Von Braun
are doing with rockets. Going to the Moon again in celebration
of 40 years since the Buzz jump is big now. He punch you out
if you say not.

The followers of Einstein continue to defend standard science and
deny non Relativistic science.

So I'd say Tesla is in the forefront of discovery today with HHO
gas boosters and what we still suspect is being held back from
science and industry.

From the above:

Tesla eventually landed a successful military contract -- with the German Marine High Command. The product here was not unmanned sea craft, but sophisticated turbines which Admiral von Tirpitz used to great success in his fleet of warships. After J. P. Morgan cut off his support of Wardenclyffe, this foreign contract was Tesla's only substantial source of income. Upon the outbreak of World War I, Tesla chose to forfeit his German royalties, lest he be charged with treason.

By 1914 all the secrets were sold in that deal; turbine, oscillator and UFO
only to be discovered later.

Except we still don't hear about it.
Checking German Naval contracts might help in any research.
Henry Stevens is working with German engineers to find WWII
engineering secrets.

I would say that each of those devices contain non Relativistic
energy secrets.

Einstein will remain forever in the science books, Von Braun and
his rocket engineering will continue and Tesla will only be known
to those who wonder not at new discoveries that might happen
in the following years that belong to Tesla ( don't believe in a bird
or ET told me how to do it .. ) .

Originally posted by N. Tesla
well the mirrors are fact. by saying that the mirrors is not enough is like acknowledging a fact and then saying you don't believe it. the fact is the mirrors are there because a human put them there. therefore we were on the moon.

The Myth Busters had a hard time getting a reflection from the Moon.

It came down to a statistical solution that may have been worked out
well in advanced for any nearby surface on the Moon.

You don't need a mirror to get a reflection.

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List of Nikola Tesla's known patents:

corrosion-doctors.org...

I am guessing then if Edison and Tesla were rivals then Tesla had the last laugh, the name lives on:
www.tesla.co.uk...

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Their going to wear out the name, typical Illuminati trick.
What we hear is what we get, nothing.

There is no free information when it comes to Tesla.
Read his published 1892-2-3 lecture online.
Other than Niagara Falls and helping GE sell his designs for the power grids
we know little else. And Tesla was prevented from doing little
else except for backers like John Jacob Astor who died on the Titanic
in 1912 and subsequently Tesla sold Germany revolutionary designs
in 1914.*

I hear it all the time how Tesla would change things, is that all there
was to Tesla, Niagara Falls.

No there is a whole lot more.
How about Tesla 'upgrade' devices that would put GE out of business.
Edison's power plants soon became AC and taken over by investors.

Did the ac in lab bulbs in 1892 referred to as rigid imply an electrical
mass effect that shows that matter itself is tightly bound speeding ether.
Can this infer a feasibility for an electrified craft to speed through the
atmosphere.

There was a lot more that Tesla could do, right from the start.

*This gets chucked into the suicide conspiracy bin with Egypt Air,
JFK JR and perhaps 911. Then suspicious deaths like Patton.
And for assassinations we have JFK. The Titanic disaster was a
911 for Tesla technology.


[edit on 12/8/2008 by TeslaandLyne]

reply to post by Anonymous ATS


Tesla was Serbian, his father was an orthodox priest. Born in Croatia in Kingdom of Hungary, part of Austria-Hungary.

The article saying the "Death Ray" caused the Tunguska blast is wrong. The Death Ray was suggested much later in the late 1930s. The Tunguska weapon was a version of his Magnifying Transmitter at Wardenclyff. Today they call it Scalar technology. Look up Tom Bearden on Google and Youtube.

www.youtube.com...

There's tons of articles saying Einstein was a plagiarist. Here's one.
www.bibliotecapleyades.net...

[edit on 1-8-2009 by Sargoth]

I came across something incredible from Tesla:

Nikola Tesla in a March 5, 1904 article states:
"The best design of which I knew has been adopted, and the
transmitter will emit a wave complex of a total maximum activity
of ten million horse-power, one per cent of which
is amply sufficient to "girdle the globe." This enormous rate
of energy delivery, approximately twice that of the combined
falls of Niagara, is obtainable only by use of certain artifices,
which I shall make known in due course."

How could he say that, JP Morgan and GE and Illuminati investors,
including TA Edison, will be forewarned whenever someone points
out the article that he will put them out of business.

Einstein and von Braun didn't cause much trouble for the Illuminati
perhaps. But are touted more. Many of Tesla's effects that can still
cause problems is locked away in the Los Alamos, New Mexico
Robert Oppenheimer Library basement so the Tesla story is not
old, it is still happening.

Relatively lightweight aluminium or plastic shielding can block charged particles from the sun. But it would take impractically thick and heavy shields to stop the higher-energy galactic cosmic rays. "Shielding is not a solution to the risk problem," says Frank Cucinotta, chief scientist for radiation studies at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.

www.newscientist.com...

There are high speed particles that pass through everything that come
from all direction and when they hit a nucleus, well radioactivity ensues
which one would have to repair or wait till something happens way down
time in the astronauts life.

Cosmic Rays (high speed particles) were discovered by Tesla and
dismissed by Illuminati scientists even today cause I don't see
any references to Tesla. They say no to Tesla.

I'm gona have to say Tesla by a long shot. My research has found that Tesla may have given birth to the technology involved in powering what we call UFO's today. The known inventions of Tesla were out of this world, and way before their time.

He could of made electricity free for all back then but that never happened.
I wonder why?lol

Einestein for me hands down. He just made time beautiful again

Of the three it has to be Tesla, Theoretical, Experimental, Inventive.
The complete package, his greatness is reflected in his conspicuous absence.
His stuff is still classified.