I remember reading somewhere that Nikola tesla was able to pull energy from what seemed like thin air and gain unlimited energy. I know it's probably completely retarded but is their any truth to this claim or am I just remembering this conspiracy wrong?
Did he discover how to pull energy from thin air or was that bullshit?
Daniel Turner
Other urls found in this thread:
youtu.be
files.catbox.moe
twitter.com
Liam Anderson
yes he also could make "soft" x-rays as he called them that could repel people away from the apparatus, like a force shield
he also built an earthquake machine, which worked, and the government came and confiscated it, and a death ray which could explode ammunition from long distances even inside of planes and ships
Noah Smith
Why do Schizos believe so much horseshit about this guy in particular
Eli Hill
He gave demonstrations of his soft x-ray machine to large numbers of people even including Mark Twain who took a keen interest in Tesla's work and reported on it.
Adrian Bennett
I wish that I could take credit for this one but another user put it best with the following quote:
"If God wanted us to have unlimited free energy then he would have put a giant nuclear furnace in the sky".
Dunno m8 you'd have to ask the feds that raided Trumps residence last month.
Owen Smith
>picrel
What kind of psycho babble is this nonsense?
Are people just pulling theorems' out of their arseholes now?
>Dunno m8 you'd have to ask the feds that raided Trumps residence last month.
Oh there it is, yeah ok. See a therapist.
Asher Stewart
The sun doesn't dispense unlimited free energy. The amount is very quantifiable and it's eventually going to die.
Caleb Smith
He was a genius on the level of Mozart or Leonardo Da Vinci.
youtu.be
Kayden Myers
We more or less admit that we don't know where a lot of energy or matter even comes from, and it could be errors in our maths.
Austin Phillips
user you live in a world where radio waves are able to be so concentrated that you can watch anime on your phone. what the fuck do you think that is? its energy.
Cameron Miller
every plant on the planet calls you a retard. god i hate normies so much. you watch one jewtube video about how the sun is going to supernova in 3 trillion years and suddenly your mr. science man sun expert.
Carson Richardson
He didn't live in 12000 BC, we'd have built these machines if it were true.
It would be a popular science fair project.
Jason Roberts
Demon portals
Eli Hughes
It makes sense that it could work to a certain extent... there is charge buildup in the atmosphere, that's what causes weather events like lightning. If you attract the charge the way a Tesla coil does you can use the movement of charge between your charged sphere and ground to power some devices. The complications would be generating a stable and useful voltage (which you could probably do with a charge controller similar to what's used with a solar array), but more importantly generating enough current for it to be worth building the device... it can definitely generate some electricity, but if it takes a giant tower to generate as much as a small turbine then it doesn't really make sense.
Isaiah Davis
I vaguely remember reading a post years ago about how he the tower he constructed tapped into the earths natural capacitance.
Ryan Adams
>I vaguely remember reading schizo nonsense
Jacob White
Can someone explain why Hydrogen atoms in their ground state have more energy than say diatomic hydrogen? Shouldn't more energy be released when diatomic molecules are excited and split into monoatomic radicals then when they recombine? Where does all the energy come from? How does the recombination of hydrogen release so much heat? How does a Atomic Hydrogen welding torch, (now phased out by DOE/CIA) produce enough heat to splatter steel into puddles from just dissociated Hydrogen gas blowing past tungsten rods with as little as 15 amps? Obviously above unity. Odd.
Charles Reed
While I agree that it's stupid for normies to care about what happens to the sun in a few trillion years, I disagree that it will super nova. Our sun is too small to super nova, it will go red giant when it runs out of hydrogen and eventually transition to a white dwarf
Daniel Robinson
There is a deep standing electrical wave under the earth which is essentially a harmonic of the grid, according to genius crackpot and multi-phase high voltage expert, and radio ham, Eric Dollard, who is redpilled as heck.
Hydrogen wants to combine with something. Information theory says to understand a system fully you have to model it at full scale. Obviously our books of equations aren't capable of this. We will never achieve a perfect understanding of the works of the entire universe down to the smallest levels because it's simply impossible without creating our own universe.
Hudson Gonzalez
lol
Christian Nguyen
Yes and we are about to see it again.
Jordan Butler
just throw more finite element equations at the problem
Leo James
Afaik he built the Wardenclyffe tower on top of a water well or something.
The tower took the electric pulses coming from the water source and amplified them in such a way, electricity could be distributed over air.
Some say the cheops pyramid worked after the same scheme
Caleb Campbell
I don't understand why you guys speculate as to what he said, knew, or invented.. most [not all] of what he achieved is written down in his patents