There are little amounts of people that know and understand to some degree what Tesla did. It was nowhere near EM waves. He actually proved this to Hertz himself shorty after he made the "discovery" of EM waves and Hertz agreed. Whatever Tesla transmitted was received with an efficiency of 100%. Until one day he taught he was picking up ET communication with his wardenclyffe tower. But then realized he was actually tuning in on the "cosmic rays" he then figured out how he could use these as the source. And produce tremendous amounts of energy for all eternity. But this has been wiped off the history books. But if you dig far enough you'll find it all.

[edit on 12-1-2009 by broli]

Originally posted by broli
He actually proved this to Hertz himself shorty after he made the "discovery" of EM waves and Hertz agreed.

[edit on 12-1-2009 by broli]

So here we go again. Tessla discovered EM waves? Then what did Orsted discover 36 years before Tessla was born?

Whatever Tesla transmitted was received with an efficiency of 100%.

Wrong. At the time Tessla thought he had 100% efficiency on some of his devices - this of course turned out to be far from reality

You might need big coils to pick to this 'free' energy.
Tesla never completed the project.
JP Morgan got too scared.
Yet who designed the AC watt meter to charge that power,
not Edison. That would be a good idea but Edison didn't know AC.

Yes copper was big since the telegraph and the Guggenheim's had
a lot of copper. Definite friends with Tesla.

Wireless cell phones don't seem to be that much of a threat.
Well cable TV is in every home. Unless you go for free DTV.
Which may become interactive eventually. Most likely even
putting your image up but with a new camera so you can't use
any you have now.

Tesla coils are big. I saw 40 foot once and still trying to find that page.
Some were very tall. Los Alamos had a few in TA-33, how did that
happen. History denied. This is the funny part. A few years back
these forms sans the copper wire was cleaned out and put in
salvage yards. One researcher found them and announced to the
world that Los Alamos workers must have ripped off the copper
wire. The forms were taken back to the Tesla lab and locked up
and fenced off with a radioactive sign attached. Another gem of
a story by Mr. Lyne.

ED: Tesla did electrostatic currents as he said radio was. But no one
cared and still associate to him what the Illuminati tell us and
we are wrong. Exactly what Tesla did, read Tesla and not
anything else.
ED+: Cosmic particles giving uniform radiation through space,
he tells you how in one of his birthday interviews.

[edit on 1/14/2009 by TeslaandLyne]

[edit on 1/14/2009 by TeslaandLyne]

Tesla will still bring down the entire Illuminati with our own individual sparky
travel orbs that can go anywhere we please.

Picnic in Switzerland, sure be their in a minute.

The wireless power tower is not needed for the 'teleforce' travel orbs
as small Helium engines provides self contained power.

Tesla saw the future with his tower.
You just heard about it without the tower.

I think everyone is worrying (or celebrating) over nothing.

In the first place, the concept seems to be based on computer-guided lasers rather than on Tesla's wireless transmission via EM waves. Tesla's experiment into that was a huge success until his backer realized there was no way to charge for all the power being transmitted.... EM waves are not directional enough to prevent someone from setting up a homemade receiver and getting free power. This device would be fraught with similar problems, unless it was instituted into a structure after the power had passed through a metering system connected to wires.

In the second place, while the article states tht the laser would shut off within one millisecond if the power beam was interrupted by, say, a person, what are the safety protocols? In other words, what happens if something fails in that shut-off circuit?

Thirdly, any device that uses such a system (like a cell phone charging automatically while you are in such an electric 'hotspot') will have to be equipped with a way to receive the power being transmitted. There's a big difference between attaching wires directly to the current source (plugging something in) and obtaining power from EM waves or laser.

What we have here is some very ambitious folks who apparently have no concept of thinking out a plan before trying to implement it. the cost for special chargers/devices to use the power, the possibility of health hazards, and the complexity involved with tracking and 'lasering' every device in a specific area are simply insurmountable from a practical viewpoint in this time period.

TheRedneck

P.S.: Strictly speaking, Tesla was more engineer than scientist, He had an amazing ability to see the obvious and a penchant for designing devices to use what was then cutting-edge technology. He has earned his place in history, but that does not mean his work was not based on the earlier works of more scientifically 'pure' minds (Marconi, Oersted, Gauss, Voltare, etc.).... it definitely was.

Still, he was responsible for inventing the Tesla coil, a variation of which does indeed run the spark plugs in gasoline engines. He is also responsible for the decision to use high-voltage AC to power the electrical grid as opposed to DC, making the grid much more effective and efficient. While Tesla made many mistakes throughout his life, on that issue, Edison got it wrong and Tesla got it right.

His position of respect at ATS stems not only from his penchant for developing new ideas in simple manners, but also in the fact that he dreamed, as many of us do, of freedom from the economic tyranny of costly energy. The fact that the FBI confiscated his works upon his death does nothing to damage his reputation here, either.

Health issues may be deemed negligible....but how could we really know what effect such a network would have on us...especially over a course of many years...

Lets just hope our ability to evolve keeps pace with our technology....lest we find out 20 years down the road that everyone living in a city is now sterile...

Originally posted by jatsc
Out of curiousity would this be a problem to human and animal health; lets say something is charging

* What happens if there is a power surge would electric volts just start shooting all over the place

From what I know of this tech. No there is no electricity shot through the air it comes from using realy large freqencys to resonate and create electricity at little docks or recivers that based off of the resonation generate power for a device.

Originally posted by Gazrok
Health issues may be deemed negligible....but how could we really know what effect such a network would have on us...especially over a course of many years...

Lets just hope our ability to evolve keeps pace with our technology....lest we find out 20 years down the road that everyone living in a city is now sterile...

A very good point.

Alot of what we do/ingest today did not have the levels of testing that we actually have today (and hopefully will get better in the future).

Example: What if we find out 10 years from now that eating all those hamburgers for the last 20 years will give us brain damage? or is the cause of alzheimers?

We just dont know. Some things take years and years before we even begin to know the repurcussions...

[edit on 16-1-2009 by Grock]

Not going to hurt you.
Within 2-3 years, you will be at Starbuck's getting a coffee.
You will set your phone on the counter and it will charge.

Radio, TV, electricity, magnetics....none hurt us.

What you think is new, and someone else called 'fresh' is technology over 100 YEARS OLD !!!! Where have you been???

We have anti-grav ships...whole fleets of them.

As Westinghouse told Tesla...."there is no money in free power! How am I going to put a meter on it?"...."we need to make tires for cars, cut down forests for poles, and mine copper for wires. There is NO MONEY in free GLOBAL electricity..."

Therein lies the problem and suppression.

Could this technology be used throughout a city where cars are powered automatically while your driving. So there’s no need to ever recharge your electric car. And then you take it one step further with buildings, make it so the entire city is powered using this wireless method, so there’s no wire cables running throughout the city.

No more powerlines for trams etc. If you could expand this concept to an entire city, you could be just walking down the street and your phone would be charging. So it would be like unlimited energy in a way. No more black outs because the supervisor wouldn’t need to be choosing where the electricity is going throughout the city.

Can’t wait for the future

[edit on 16-1-2009 by andre18]

Yeah, i can see only positive things coming out of this... i cant wait