Nikola Tesla’s remote-control boat, and other unpopular inventions

Originally posted by pavil
reply to post by Shark_Feeder

 

That video was awesome....and not far from the truth. Edison was businessman, Tesla, not so much. Edison wasn't even a fair businessman so Tesla had no chance.

If you look into Tesla's writings, like who cares right, you find he wrote to the
Edison Electric company why they didn't change the name cause Edison's
control was long gone and they used all of Tesla's equipment.

I would not give Edison any business sense either as business people or Illuminati
types took over his company. Who played the Illuminati the best. Tesla had his
60 cycle million dollar pay day and in the end stuck them with the UFO ship.

reply to post by liquidsmoke206


go here for info
www.tesla.hu...

ED: you sound like rubber stamp of this post, get together

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Originally posted by liquidsmoke206
reply to post by TeslaandLyne

 

Ah, after all these years finally!!! Your origins are revealed!! I'm not the first ATS user to encounter and question your unusual and ridiculous obsession with Tesla, nor will I be the last. I'm willing to bet you've mentioned the name "Tesla" in 98% of the posts you've made no matter the forum. You're notorious for it!

It all boils down to a high school demonstration and a couple UFO books?

you must have had a very sheltered childhood.

One could write a whole thread entitled "TeslaandLyne finally reveals his origins!" and I bet it would hit the headlines of the ATS homepage. This is some red hot info right here!

Actually the origin was way before high school but I'll let that eat out your curiosity.

Ed: check your profile:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

please delete those unfriendly remarks thats embarrassing but true to
those needed by the anti Tesla Illuminati

Ed: all in all that hardly leads to an apt Tesla scholar which we all need.
We all study and learn what the Illuminati considers a proper education
for use doing the needs of prospering the Illuminati.
No one escapes the hold of the Illuminati.
Oh one person comes to mind.
Tesla made a million off the Illuminati and stuck them with alien UFOs.
Bravo Tesla.

Ed:ridiculous ? look at yourself you are the poster boy for that word in
my opinion.

Originally posted by Pilgrum
He's hardly been suppressed or kept a secret and everyone in the electrical engineering field knows of him and his inventions. The SI (metric) unit of magnetic flux density is named after him.

Perhaps that's the reason for his claimed anonymity in the US, that you haven't yet graduated to the international metric standard units of measurement.

edit on 18/7/2013 by Pilgrum because: (no reason given)

That is a typical anti Tesla Illuminati move.
Tesla had little to do with a high currents used for high magnetic fields.

Disruptive coil operation captures voltage charges which he piled up into millions of volts.

reply to post by boncho


In your post:
o many misconceptions on the internet. Like him invented radar. Yes he pitched it, but pitched it for underwater use.

That wouldn't have worked though, they tried sonar instead.

That is undoubtedly how the world sees the situation.
The Tesla wave motion was so strong, high voltage being the cause no doubt, that a physical
radar as sound waves was developed in the charged matter of air and solid matter.
He described radar perfectly but was not allowed to build the tower which would detect masses
in the Earth and ships on the ocean. Well thats what he said. So that does sound like the
underwater subs would be detected as I think he said so as well.
Tesla hardly ever went over details after 1891 and 1892 lectures on moving matter.

reply to post by TeslaandLyne




You are mixing up a few stories there bud, sorry. And radar doesn't work underwater.

Radar is short for ra(dio) d(etecting a(nd) r(anging). Radar works by emitting pulses of electromagnetic waves toward a target and detecting a small portion of those waves that are reflected back to the receiving antenna. The transmission and reception is usually done by the same dish-shaped antenna. The time between transmission and reception is used to calculate the distance to the target by multiplying one-half the round-trip time by the speed of light to get an answer in terms of length.

The reason is mainly because radar has a harder time penetrating large volumes of water. Contacts made by submarines are often dozens of miles away, and radar would have to be EXTREMELY powerful to reach that far in water, while sound (a mechanical wave) can make it that far.

Also, radar is only an active system allowing for your detection by passive sensors. Whereas sonar can be both passive and active. You can listen to sounds made by other subs' propulsion without giving away your position. That is very important in Anti-Submarine Warfare, and is why quieter submarines have an edge on survivability.

www.physlink.com...

reply to post by boncho


So you are saying Tesla never said he could detect submarines.
I can not verify that right now but it sounds like what he indicated.
The problem is we do not understand Tesla or that his wave is not EM that
can not penetrate water.That might be crux of the suppression.
If the Tesla wave is a sound wave in the matter of charge control, I assume
due to his high voltage interaction, there is no reason water is a problem
for penetration or of any substance much like his special type of X Ray
tube of one terminal.

I am not familiar with the voltage and frequency of today's Radar but I
am sure Tesla did something different at least according to his documents.

ED: sound (a mechanical wave)
So Tesla made a mechanical wave of charged matter which is in the air and
solids and water. That is the consideration of Tesla researchers as it now
appears.

sulaw -

The man should have his own museum... I'd go... Just not with my friend

We all really need these kind of people, however boring we find them. I am sure we all know people who are football bores or golf bores, etc., so why not Tesla bores too. They are the ones who will be passionate about a subject.

Just like autism creates people who are very one-sided and really good an one particular thing. Like the autistic guy who could remember almost everything, and the autistic guy who could dance really beautifully, etc etc.

Passionate people are the ones who inspire us to be interested in stuff, so it just goes to show that everyone has a niche in society.

Don't know what to think about Tesla.

1) I think there's a lot of hype.
2) Tesla was a flawed man; maybe moreso than most?
3) Tesla contributed to our understanding of the world

I googled that both Tesla and Edison became vegetarians. Is this true?

reply to post by jonnywhite


www.google.com...

Perhaps its vegan hype.
Can't trust the net.
Doubt we have testimony from anyone now.
Tesla dined at Delmonico's in New York City and do not recall too many details
written up in the book by a woman named Cheney no less.
He wanted a lot of napkins I recall.

Perhaps at old age he gave his diet as milk and crackers.
He touted the nutrition of milk and the potato.

Never made too many notes on Tesla nutrition habits.
Best Tesla researcher I know might have more ideas.
I mean I never heard of Tesla's head massage frequency but
old time barbershops had those motors attached to the hand and
heard Tesla was a customer for one.

If you want to know about a guy that actually is covered up, look into Walter Russell.

I might make a thread about this guy.

en.wikipedia.org...

Originally posted by shanegm
If you want to know about a guy that actually is covered up, look into Walter Russell.

I might make a thread about this guy.

en.wikipedia.org...

Russell asserted that neither light nor heat flows from one point of space to another. He stated the same of electricity and magnetism; that neither is a flow varying as the inverse of the square of the distance according to Coulomb's Law, but a reproduction as the inverse of the cube of space. "Light does not travel. The light and heat which appear to come from the star or the sun has never left the star or the sun. That which man sees as light and feels as heat is the reproduced counterpart of the light and of the heat which is its cause."[

With stuff like that who needed a cover.
For people who do not understand physics they turn to people like this,
Science and religion and most any topic has the outer reaches of people who
lean for a comfort state and can be complete wrong because there is no effect
to the senses.

Tesla was all about observation and senses where light is concerned and of
what we can not see with the radio. The 1981 and 1892 lectures was all about
light from candle flames to Nitrogen flames.

reply to post by boncho


Awh to bad nothing on Tesla Radar.
Tesla Radar

I sure do wish Tesla was written up so I could link the complete story.

Seems like the basis of Tesla's work centered on electrostatics that no one else wanted
any part but is the reason for Tesla's many statements and discoveries.

Just so we can visualize charge induction instead of magnetic fields the induction motor
can easily be seen as like charges being induced as like charges create opposing
forces to spin the motor. Early motor builders had Tesla motors burn up with high currents
totally unnecessary and not the principle behind the induced force.

The Tesla ship reaction into the environment creates a pulling propelling force and a lot
of black light and flashes of bright light from the air reaction noticed when not going at high
speed.

Why the difference? The radio wave coil that is 1/4 wavelength in length is always pulling
in high density charges to pull away from the charge left on the opposite side.

tesla was a controversial genius. wonder wt the feds found in his room

Originally posted by Angelic Resurrection
tesla was a controversial genius. wonder wt the feds found in his room

Some people do know and a few are trying to figure out.
Many have original Tesla newspaper clippings and original material that
was in public hands.

There was about 80 chests of material and some railroad box cars filled
with large coils. Some how a seven foot cone coil made its way to Los Alamos
to be discovered by Bill Lyne in a New Mexico salvage yard minus the wire.
Now Bill puts the coil in NM in the late 1930s as part of the secret rocket program
that was about Tesla tech before Goddard took over.

Originally posted by liquidsmoke206
I concur. Don't ever remember him being mentioned even once in school. Maybe I was sick that day???

Same thing in UK schools when i was a student...never mentioned Tesla once...Edison, Marconi yeah, all the time...but i only discovered Tesla years after leaving school.

Tesla and his work aren't so much deliberately covered up, as they are deliberately ignored i feel.

The school system certainly didn't want to 'promote him', let's put it that way.

Originally posted by TeslaandLyne

Originally posted by shanegm
If you want to know about a guy that actually is covered up, look into Walter Russell.

I might make a thread about this guy.

en.wikipedia.org...

Russell asserted that neither light nor heat flows from one point of space to another. He stated the same of electricity and magnetism; that neither is a flow varying as the inverse of the square of the distance according to Coulomb's Law, but a reproduction as the inverse of the cube of space. "Light does not travel. The light and heat which appear to come from the star or the sun has never left the star or the sun. That which man sees as light and feels as heat is the reproduced counterpart of the light and of the heat which is its cause."[

With stuff like that who needed a cover.
For people who do not understand physics they turn to people like this,
Science and religion and most any topic has the outer reaches of people who
lean for a comfort state and can be complete wrong because there is no effect
to the senses.

Tesla was all about observation and senses where light is concerned and of
what we can not see with the radio. The 1981 and 1892 lectures was all about
light from candle flames to Nitrogen flames.

edit on 7/22/2013 by TeslaandLyne because: (no reason given)

You know tesla and Russell were friends right? And that tesla told Russell not to release his finding for 1000 years because humanity wasn't ready to accept it?

You also know that Russell discovered plutonium and the two isotopes of hydrogen?

And that he discovered heavy water?

You can choose to believe that Newtonian laws are complete and unquestionable. That is your choice, but I'll leave you with a quote.

"If Newton had watched that apple compose itself from low potential gases and liquids to high potential solids, saw it fall, and still remained on his job watching it decompose back again into low potential gases and vapors as it arose, we might have had a complete law of gravitation which would have been a great aid in putting a much-needed foundation under the feet of science during these intervening centuries."

reply to post by shanegm


The significance of Tesla's work will never be on Wikipedia.
So I can't post from Wikipedia to solve the understanding of Tesla.

Tesla told many tales but never gave away the engineering.
Tesla at the Waldorf told Astor and others how wonderful his
air ship was.

We do not have official recognition that a Tesla ship was built but
to others its going 24/7 today. The parts and mechanism have been
determined by many as given in Tesla patents as signaling and other
applications. There is a bunch of people still holding on to the many
documents where Tesla talks of his air ship and scoff at the alien
substitute for his work.