Giant futuristic 'Tesla Tower' in abandoned woods near Moscow

a reply to: myselfaswell

Nice find would make a good place to gather and transfer massive amounts of energy into underground facility or into a "test craft"

What a cool installation!
Imagine strolling through the woods and coming across something like this

originally posted by: Bigburgh

originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

originally posted by: IAMAMOG
who wants to test the faraday cage on that spark lol

i volunteer my ex girlfreind

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( only because she will kill us..)
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Cool story OP...S&F...

Des

originally posted by: interupt42
Cool , I wonder how long before the Russian kids start climbing over it.

WOW...what do they put in the water over there?!?

humor: largest power plant built in China, every minute a million Chinese women slide down a hill of ebonite in silk briefs

a reply to: myselfaswell

they have those small faraday wallets to protect your stuff from EMP attack or scanning
so im sure they have small emp devices

can you not make an electromagnetic pulse using a flash bulb from a camera ?
I'm sure I'd read that before and people were using them with a sock and sticky stuff to take out CCTV masts

My guess would be that it's an experiment to take a direct lightning hit then try to process it or store it. Sort of a "free energy" type of program.

Thank you, VERY interesting find!

originally posted by: myselfaswell
I've searched and found nothing on this facility.

This is weird, and big, really big.

Really Big Thing Here

The facility is absolutely unique; nothing like it exists anywhere in the world, primarily because of its outstanding charge capacity. At its peak operating capacity the giant Marx generator, when lightning is discharged onto an isolated platform, has power equal to all power generation facilities in Russia – including thermoelectric, hydroelectric, nuclear, solar, and wind power stations combined. But only for about 100 microseconds

REALLY underlined above someone better tell BBC's Top Gear about that then.



Why does everything always get over EXAGGERATED on here

yeah it is Siemens high electricity lab, Germany, there is one in Holland to.

Wee Mad

a reply to: myselfaswell

The facility is absolutely unique; nothing like it exists anywhere in the world, primarily because of its outstanding charge capacity. At its peak operating capacity the giant Marx generator, when lightning is discharged onto an isolated platform, has power equal to all power generation facilities in Russia – including thermoelectric, hydroelectric, nuclear, solar, and wind power stations combined. But only for about 100 microseconds

Ok...ummmm... this makes me wonder if this is the mysterious cause to the bird / fish die offs and any other animal die offs due to their magnetic navigation being messed with. If it is as powerful as stated above. Yikes. Even if it is only on for a few micro seconds. I wonder if that has been researched or looked into.

leolady

a reply to: leolady

Look 2 posts above yours it is NOT unique!

a reply to: wmd_2008

I'll bookmark Wikitopgear for future reference.

While the lab at Siemens may well do a similar thing, it's just not as impressive.



Kind Regards
Myselfaswell

Its an EMP test site - as has been mentioned above. Not unique, and the US Military's one was more spectacular...

en.wikipedia.org...

They stopped using them because the effects can now be modelled on (oddly) computers

Great find, really interesting article. Does anyone else thing that the design of it really has that retro-futuristic look? Just the colour and the shapes used, it's like a view of the future from the past.

it might be an earlier version of this

Electric factory

I believe what people are missing considering Tesla is this patent 685957:

www.teslauniverse.com...

it's so simple: an insulated plate (or a coil, watch lecture below) connected to a condenser, condenser is grounded, all being joined in series... and that's all

here is an interesting lecture by Peter Linderman considering this and other patents relative to Tesla's radiant energy:

Just noting that RT (yes, I know..it's RT.. ) is claiming that this facility is active.

originally posted by: myselfaswell
a reply to: rickymouse

As for "Allure" I thought the same. So I've had a bit of a dig, and not much mind you, check this out.

The design of the APELC EMP suitcase was driven by feedback from DoD Groups that required a powerful, reliable and compact EMP source capable of disabling or defeating electronics.

If that's not an eye opener, I ain't seen one. And I'm sure they come in smaller models too.

Kind Regards
Myselfaswell

I bet they come in flying cylindrical models too.