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Originally posted by JohnPhoenix
reply to post by magickmaster
So, you met him. there isn't a wikipedia article on him and i'd like to know just how much science he understood. In his Pentagon Aliens book there is a section about understanding Tesla's Secret Generator. I can't follow it myself - wish I could but I'm no good with math or advanced electronics. I'd like someone who can understand it to build one of these generators. I don't see why we can't get Tesla info from the German government as they used these generators in their U-boats. I believe there have to be people out there who can build these. i want to see them in my lifetime.
Originally posted by magickmasterI also interviewed him in 1995 for 4 hours on video, with my girlfriend at the time. Each time we filmed, in 3 of the 4 segments, it started to POUR rain hard on us and we had to stop filming. We all knew it was weather control. Upon leaving the rain was so hard we almost could not drive away.
Originally posted by magickmaster
We'll I do not understand the science myself, however
Originally posted by Moduli
Originally posted by magickmaster
We'll I do not understand the science myself, however
However, I do understand science! And it turns out all of the Tesla stuff is absolute nonsense. The guy wasn't even a physicist, or a research scientist. He was an engineer. He could build cool stuff, but he had no real understanding of the basic principles of how it worked, because he wasn't trained in serious math or physics.
en.wikipedia.org...
He was able to perform integral calculus in his head, leading his teachers to think that he was cheating.[31] He finished a four-year term in just three years, graduating in 1873.
Originally posted by JohnPhoenix
Tesls's stuff did indeed work - so it cannot be nonsense. If it were nonsense, the government would not have confiscated his stuff and deemed it Classified.
even Einstein himself that cannot create any invention, let alone something as complicated as the things Tesla built.
Tesla obviously understood science well enough to use it in his inventions.
Tesla even invented new theories based on his works.
He was trained in math
He was able to perform integral calculus in his head, leading his teachers to think that he was cheating.
He finished a four-year term in just three years.
He is considered a prominent theoretical physicist
I think the problems with his stuff not seeming to jive with traditional science is simply because he understood science differently.
Originally posted by jaxnmarko
So why is it I can't reach flyingsaucerfactory.com? I'm curious what else is there. 3 hours, pretty interesting talk.
Originally posted by JohnPhoenix
reply to post by Moduli
Before I destroy your self absorbed silliness.. tell me... what do you think about the possibility of violating the unchangeable set in stone Laws of Physics? Possible or not because, after all.. these are Laws...
Originally posted by Miccey
Originally posted by JohnPhoenix
reply to post by Moduli
Before I destroy your self absorbed silliness.. tell me... what do you think about the possibility of violating the unchangeable set in stone Laws of Physics? Possible or not because, after all.. these are Laws...
NO THEY ARE NOT!
They are
THEORETICAL PRINCIPLES BASED ON CERTAIN CONDITIONS
NOT laws...NOT set in stone...
Heres another "idea":
How bout, Energy Amplification...
Like you do with audio..
Only you do it with
ENERGY
Originally posted by Miccey
Originally posted by JohnPhoenix
reply to post by Moduli
Before I destroy your self absorbed silliness.. tell me... what do you think about the possibility of violating the unchangeable set in stone Laws of Physics? Possible or not because, after all.. these are Laws...
NO THEY ARE NOT!
They are
THEORETICAL PRINCIPLES BASED ON CERTAIN CONDITIONS
NOT laws...NOT set in stone...
ncse.com...
Law: A descriptive generalization about how some aspect of the natural world behaves under stated circumstances.
Originally posted by JohnPhoenix
reply to post by TeslaandLyne
I was wondering when you were going to show up in this thread. Thanks for the post.
Tesla showed his coil at 2 feet high could out preform the 30 foot tall Van De Graaff generator at a fraction of the cost too.