This video is buried on the web. It needs tags or something... This is by far the most beautiful TC I've ever seen love the modular secondary. I'd love to just see a schematic of driver components let alone the machine running in real life.. Absolutely superb I hope the twin TC's become reality.. Best regards, Martin M

@ArkOfSecrets

2 жыл бұрын

Nikola Tesla kzread.info/dash/bejne/mZ-hpsSmlbOwaJs.html

@LightningOnDemand

2 жыл бұрын

If you'd like to be present for a demo of this proto tower, I do occasionally test new components on it. There's a notify list here, where you can add an email: www.lod.org/events.html

@sashsegal9376

Жыл бұрын

@@LightningOnDemand This is a super cool video. Too bad it's been stolen by conspiracy theorists and used to explain they are going to have free electricity soon. The quote is what it was posted with :) "These are being installed all over the world now, so this Tesla ENERGY is FREE for ALL of us. Homes will no longer need to be wired, appliances won't need to be plugged into an outlet, cars won't need batteries, and so will their new Quantum cell phones." I had too look up TC videos online and that's how I found you with the source video.

@grieferoncamera4600

Жыл бұрын

youtube hates conspiracies because of their 'advertiser-friendly' policies

1:25 hahah! We need more people like you, researching AND having fun!!

It looks like Tesla's 100 year-old grounding system worked VERY well! As did your new system. You can easily see the streamers growing from bang to bang. Very impressive machine!

@LightningOnDemand

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, before this I didn't know about Tesla's trick of using conductive granite [Gneiss.] Apparently species from Germany that are high in potassium and sodium can be quite conductive!

@mernok2001

Жыл бұрын

@@LightningOnDemand Granite is also slightly radioactive from uranium and throium oxides, and decay products. Which should also increase conductivity.

@greenmirror5555

Жыл бұрын

@@mernok2001 them pyramids get more and more interesting

@lajoswinkler

9 ай бұрын

@@greenmirror5555 There's always one of your kind ruining this for everyone.

Wish they didn’t tear down the wardenclyffe tower. Would’ve loved to see it in action. The should make a full rebuild of it. And operate it on special occasions.

@thisistheway96

3 жыл бұрын

@Muckin 4on it would be sending power to the world

@thisistheway96

3 жыл бұрын

Lets start a Fund Wardenclyffe Rebuild Instead, thats doing something.

@thisistheway96

3 жыл бұрын

@Muckin 4on "There is still much to do when it comes to electricity, I find that there is value for the future."

@danielregan6871

3 жыл бұрын

Greedy people didn’t want Tesla’s inventions powering the world for free. At the same time another person (using a combination of Tesla’s other patents) invented radio transmission and they received the funding instead of Tesla from the same investors. Silly silly people

@codeplug756

3 жыл бұрын

Yes its free with sun power

Wow! I watched this with my 8-yo son and we are mesmerized. Thank you!!!

Excellent experiment! Real science! Good job! Thank you!

I'm writing a screenplay about Tesla and the tower and seeing this in the real location and actually working is so valuable, thank you for sharing, it's truly awesome.

@davidlawrence8085

7 ай бұрын

how is the screenplay coming along ?

@adrianmasters250

7 ай бұрын

@@davidlawrence8085 I'm about 70 percent through and hoping to have it all done by early to mid next year, thank you for asking!

Sir, you have my greatest respect for your doing! Best regards from Germany!

@LightningOnDemand

2 жыл бұрын

Danke!

Wow I just happened to visit the TCML and saw this link in a recent post. I was active on the list about 5 years ago. Glad I found this. I have not been running my coil near as much as I like. The coil is amazing, Greg. I thought my 10 foot tall coil was big. That is Huge. Good day, sir. I subbed, also.

@LightningOnDemand

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@LightningOnDemand

2 жыл бұрын

@Mihály Tóth The prototype shown here is not a DRSSTC. It's just a straight-up resonant converter, based largely on the SNS modulator design described here: www.lod.org/misc/Resonant_Converter_HVPS_1998.pdf The primary circuit here has no resonant freq, so it's not a 'Dual Resonance' system like many coils are. This allows the coil to avoid large resonant capacitor banks, which would be prohibitively expensive at this scale.

This would be legendary at a rave if you could tune it to play music

@picanazo420

2 жыл бұрын

the circuitry is the old sgtc, which cant be modulated for signal inputs or music, for music there are sstc or drsstc for that porpouse

@nickandrews4545

2 жыл бұрын

Why ruin something that is actually cool?

@rmt3589

2 жыл бұрын

I know you can with small ones. You just need a disruptor.

@lucasxpify

2 жыл бұрын

Actually musical tesla coils exist and are awesome, i just don't know if the electricity bill after running it 24h would make it profitable

@SimonBauer7

2 жыл бұрын

@@picanazo420 well you can just replace the spark gap cirquit with a solid state driver.

where's the "schematic please" squad now? :D

Very impressive! I bet it's a true marvel to see it in person.

Cool. Congratulations. Fantastic engineering. I have a '96 ford Powerstroke F250.!!! The tower was torn down in WW I because Army/Navy was afraid German submarines would use it as a navigation reference. I noticed that the pitch changed as you powered it up. Is that a spark gap wheel, or is it solid state? PS. I built a tertiary twin coil on 8" PVC tubes, and used pumpkins for the top-loads. For Christmas, I put one of those old aluminum Christmas trees.

This is a good demonstration of a Tesla coil but I’m more interested in the power harvesting from the ionosphere the actual purpose of Tesla’s Wardenclyffe tower don’t know if there’s a problem with permit to do such an experiment but that’s what the tower was made to do in the first place free energy for all maybe there’s a time for the Tesla foundation to go further with the actual plan even that the tower is gone everything else is in place deep underground caverns I’m positive that someone knows how to operate and execute this operation.

Impressive that it doesn't need a breakout rod. Most DRSSTC's I've seen that try to run without one tend to explode the IGBTs's within a few seconds.

@LightningOnDemand

3 жыл бұрын

This coil isn't a DRSSTC, the primary resonant caps would be prohibitively large. This coil uses the standard open resonant converter topology, which has been used for large motor drives since the 1980s.

Thank you sir! Makes my imagination going wild!

Amazing!!!!! Thanks for posting!

Wishing you all the best in future work..

0:30… Tesla’s birthday actually is July 9 or July 10, 1856. (he was born around midnight.)

Just awesome. Plus, it's musical!

I just wish they'll build a life size replica of the tower out of wood it doesn't even need to be functional. Great video I think it's very interesting to watch this sadly just wish more people knew about this video instead of it being buried in the web.

Great show and tribute to tesla!

This guy really knows what he speaks about,damn that is impressive

Love your truck! Very nice.

Where is this ? Amazing!

Excellent video! Do you own this footage? Do you mind if I use a few seconds of this video, in an upcoming episode about a mini tesla coil? Full credit will be given

@LightningOnDemand

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, but I would rather not at this point. Vsauce3 promised credits for footage I provided to them. Not a single mention!

@PlasmaChannel

4 жыл бұрын

LightningOnDemand I’m sorry to hear this - I’ve met Vsauce personally. I can contractually promise a verbal mention, if this would allow you to reconsider?

@LightningOnDemand

4 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel Apparently a signed contract had no effect! I'd really rather not go though that exercise again. Like your channel btw. Plasma holds many mysteries, and plasma physics remains a challenge to simulate.

@PlasmaChannel

4 жыл бұрын

@@LightningOnDemand I understand. Sorry to hear Vsauce burned you. Thats a huge disservice to the yutube community, burning one another. I assure you I would not do the same, but, understand your desire to pass. Thanks for the compliments on my channel - I pour my heart and free time into showing the world through my eyes. Cheers, and best of luck. Do you own that tesla coil, by chance?

@LightningOnDemand

4 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel Yes, that's my latest prototype towards the full scale version. The design is now fairly solid, just need funding for materials for the twin 121ft towers. If you're in the area, I'm planning a few more tests in the near future: www.lod.org/events.html

Great work Guys..A Masterpiece.Great Tesla.

Thanks for showing us how Tesla made it work.

Wish that it may rebuild again to its original size

@marinvidovic763

2 жыл бұрын

A prophecy says ... ... It's going to be rebuilt ... ... In full Glory ! 💡

How you joined the many sections of secondary coil ?

That was badass!

Gneiss rhymes with ice. Great work you're doing!

You are a hero!

Outstanding!

Why current is flowing in single direction is there any relation to site

Is there any way to get a bit information about the driver Design, i would be really interested to see how you did this. if you used punch-through IGBT for examples and if you evaluated different topologies like you would in a LLC converter. Thanks the results are impressive!

@LightningOnDemand

4 жыл бұрын

The drivers are pretty straightforward -- 12 drivers driving 12 nested primary coils. Each driver is just an IGBT H-Bridge, similar to a motor drive. There are no reactive components in the primary, such as series capacitors or inductors, as the primary objective of this design study is to minimize cost and increase reliability.

@heinrichhein2605

4 жыл бұрын

and do you have any fancy gate drive or control scheme, i gues you dont want to publish any photos of them, no schematic of curse just how it looks and how it is done, i would think you did quite a professional solution, would be nice to see compared to the traditional design. would not have thougth that a nested design would work that nicely i would have tried to parallel couple the drivers into one primary.

@LightningOnDemand

4 жыл бұрын

@@heinrichhein2605 Standard H-bridge gate driver chips [IXDS430] with 1200V isolation. Nothing fancy, all 12 drivers run synchronously.

Now tesla is happy to see this

In Tesla's book It say's that the tower would have connected with the ionosphere,saying his tower would have draw energy from space, and reaching 100 million volts.

Hi Greg, I happened to stumbled across this video. Impressive. To me it appeared to outperform the exhibit at Little Rock. Do you think the ground system at Wardenclyffe had anything to do with this? (0.5 ohm ground measurement is unheard of around here). I don't think the 4# ground matt we have at a major 500kv switchyard near a river bottom tested that low! Glad you got to do experimenting at that location. Great feeling, right? Besides the history of the place; too cool. I would be stoked as hell! Regards, Hank

@LightningOnDemand

3 ай бұрын

It definitely ran better at Wardenclyffe... not sure if it's the better ground array, or perhaps the field-shaping of the nearby trees. It was indeed great to discover that Tesla's non-intuitive grounding system was still there, and functional!

@henryhurrass9121

3 ай бұрын

@@LightningOnDemand Yes indeed Greg. Who would have known. Thank you

wow incredible

The DOD stiffs at Viziv were probably troubleshooting all night

Where does the energý in the minute 6:30 comes from?

The Great Genius - I’m a great fan of Nikola Tesla 💕

@postualin6551

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

@YautjaSpacePirate

2 жыл бұрын

Same!

Looks very solid. How do you think the full scale ower will work? Where will the energy and sparks go?

@LightningOnDemand

4 жыл бұрын

Because it will cross some critical thresholds, the full scale version has a high chance of triggering relativistic runaway breakdown. This could result in arcs many times longer than classical electrical theory predicts.

@texasfossilguy

4 жыл бұрын

It works completely opposite of what you see here...

@Slowly_Going_Mad

4 жыл бұрын

That would be very cool to see. The real question though is does it work for RF current the same as the D.C. field on normal lightining?

Very cool!

So cool!

Can i charge my phone wirelessly there

So awesome!!!!! ⚡🙌⚡

Is this working on the moon or mars surfaces??

I can't believe Nikola Tesla is also Grounding Expert,

Amazing

I'm getting some serious Command and Conquer: Red Alert vibes watching this 😄

This is wild

yes they were on a extremely close path to the science/technology breakthrough I have been hoping for. the only thing I would suggest is that they do it exactly as Tesla did it to prove it actually works and can power more than just light bulbs. from this video the only thing I can see they're missing is doing it full scale with the copper ride going 200 ft into the ground making contact with the natural aquifer that the warden Cliff Tower is built over. once that is all complete you will see the same test Nikolai Tesla did there will apply as far as being able to light bulbs over a hundred yards away and with today's technology you will be surprised what else it will power. someone needs to do this the right way and have the funding to do it.!!

@abhinav3478

2 жыл бұрын

yes

@abhinav3478

2 жыл бұрын

who knows wat will happen

@SimonBauer7

2 жыл бұрын

say hello to emf noise killing any modern electronic device.

@N4CR5

Жыл бұрын

They aren't doing it how tesla did it. Tesla strived to eliminate electrons from his circuits in later designs using magnetic spark gaps. Most 'tesla coils' are not even tesla coils they are a different design by a different person. I'm yet to see someone FAITHFULLY reproduce his work. Close, but not exact. Tesla illuminated lightbulbs KILOMETERS away with small coils, he was on a whole different level.

Can you imagine seeing this in person? Pikachu could never

Have you done the Test, That Tesla did in Colorado,,where he tested his voltage 25 miles away in the ground, Your Tower was Awesome Build., I have Tesla's book of his life story.

This is great

Omg! I want to do this!❤

Awesome.

I'm curious what would happen if this Tesla coil was operating during a thunderstorm. Would lightning be attracted to the Tesla lightning bolts?

String Ray : Batteries fully charged Tesla trooper : Trooper fully charged

@MihalisNavara

2 жыл бұрын

Terror drone: click click!

Nice👍and just WOW!!! 😲

Hello, I have a few questions about this tower since I do not know much of it. 1. Many people state that this tower wasn't declassified at all, or mentioned to actually exist. Then why were you able to reproduce this tower? 2. Is it possible for your tower to give us free electric power, like Tesla originally wanted to do? Thank you in advance!

@raccoongamingclan

2 жыл бұрын

There is a book called "Colorado Springs Notes - Nikola Tesla", which are Teslas notes and circuit-plans from the time he worked at the tower + pictures. Also, he patented a lot and you can take a look at those patents.Long story short: We can rebuild those things because Tesla wrote them down.

@prestongower7800

Жыл бұрын

They removed Nikola Tesla and his inventions to hide his technology fom from us because the government is greedy and evil

@raccoongamingclan

Жыл бұрын

​@@prestongower7800 Well, I guess I gotta put my aluminum hat on then ^^ He was never removed.He lost his funds bc he was dishonest with his financier and let Marconi steal his patents for the radio, which was a pretty dumb move. As I said you can go and read tons of his stuff. His writings while working at Wardencliff for example are even bound together as a book..Tesla was a very very (very!) great electrical engineer, but a bad physicist. He believed Einstein´s theories to be pseudoscience..

@prestongower7800

Жыл бұрын

@@raccoongamingclan Einstein is a dumbass all the pseudo scientists that we was taught in school is a dumb ass Nikola Tesla's tech is real they actually stold Nikola Tesla's and suppressed it from us

@N4CR5

Жыл бұрын

@@raccoongamingclan This. The only accurate tesla books are that (it's in djvu format) and the other 2-3 books from Beograd (the Tesla museum). These modern 'tesla coils' are not even tesla coils and DO NOT ever incorporate his magnetic spark gap, they use electrons, tesla sought and eliminated them after much experimentation. Another good one is the Marconi Deposition hearings because tesla was very frank and honest as he didn't realise it would be public information ;) Another good one is By Sir William Crookes (him and Faraday were fans/friends (particularly Crookes) of Tesla), it's called 'On Radiant matter' and shows a number of experiments which can quite clearly prove limitations of classical EM theory. Gerry Vassilatos - Secrets of Cold War Technology is also a very good resource to tie all the scattered papers and info together. Infact one of the keys once you have learned the ground work and spent years. Don't read it first as it'll not make much sense.

I don't get it, so instead of taking energy out the ether you blow energy into it?

@LightningOnDemand

Жыл бұрын

[Note: The aether doesn't exist per se; The Michelson-Morley expmt illustrates this.] Our wireless power setup simply uses ambient electric fields to convey energy from one point to another: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gJp_saZpiNS4YZc.html

Does anybody else think this might be an explanation for millisecond pulsars?

So how much would it cost to make a full-scale replica of Tesla's 186' tower?

@LightningOnDemand

3 жыл бұрын

Good question... probably a lot. Even JP Morgan wasn't able to fund it all the way through.

@TheThounai

2 жыл бұрын

Only primary coil with Copper weight around 2000kg..

@r0llinst0ned

2 жыл бұрын

@@LightningOnDemand lmao "wasn't able" he bought 2 paintings worth millions in today's money the same day Tesla asked for more funding. It was grotesque gluttony that got in the way not money. It's not the cost thats the issue, its that the idea needs to be "sold" to those in power in the right way what it comes down to really in my opinion.

How does the power-utility-bill look after running one’a these babies?

@LightningOnDemand

2 жыл бұрын

We used about 14kWh total that night [in 90kW to 200kW bursts] so about $4.20 worth, at standard grid rates.

Ur my hero

Tesla would be proud.

Tesla is a human god of the tecnology

Born to early, this person

Quite impressive demonstration! How come this wasn't on the local NYC network news like CBS, NBC, ABC etc? Next time notify them. It would be interesting news story for them to cover. Also should talk to Elon Musk about help funding the Wardenclyffe lab restoration and development

@prestongower7800

Жыл бұрын

HAHAHAHAHA LMAFO are you serious that the last place they'll show us this at theyre to bust praising evil ass pedo Joe

@GamingTranceSeer

11 ай бұрын

News? Lol they only show what they want you to know or believe. Stop watching asap

I am a student I am only 19 year old and I newly researched Tesla's tower and the thing that clicking my mind is that Tesla was not trying to transmit only voltages but trying to may be convert it into some sort of frequencies and they must be decoded or converted to electricity by next tower or devices as we know frequencies exist all over the world may be he was trying to use frequencies as power source these are my assumptions

What is the resonant frequency of this coil?

@LightningOnDemand

4 жыл бұрын

About 46kHz, on a clear day.

@jmartis2

4 жыл бұрын

@@LightningOnDemand Thanks a lot for replying. Quite high for such a huge coil. Must have a relatively few turns :-)

@LightningOnDemand

4 жыл бұрын

@@jmartis2 Indeed, the sec is spacewound at a 5/8" pitch. Trying to prop up the res freq as high as possible.

So that looks ready for the Daft Punk reunion midi guitar rig

he knew something we didnt

👍👍👍👍👍.great mr tesla. I salute his soul.

Can you imagine just how great the lightning was when the Earth and Mars were throwing thunderbolts at each other thousands of years ago? It must have been tremendous and scary!

@LisaAnn777

Жыл бұрын

Uhh what? Mars doesn't throw electricity anywhere. Electricity won't just travel millions of miles and with a good telescope you can clearly see Mars doesn't even have auroras meaning it has barely any magnetic field and a very very thin atmosphere. I've been into astronomy for years and have never heard such a claim like this.

@Tosslehoffe

10 ай бұрын

@@LisaAnn777 It's like astrobio/astronomer bait. Perhaps they mean when Theia impacted Earth.. since it was a Mars-sized planet.

@lajoswinkler

9 ай бұрын

Mars never threw any ligning at Earth. Not "thousands of years ago", not ever.

Very nice coil. The diff between this and Wardenclyffe Tower was Tesla was or had solved how not to have sparks fly out thru its top, as it is a waste of energy. Every Tesla Coil is on for a few seconds....makes one question why. Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower was to be turned on continuously, so not even he would have stayed there with that much noise, at those levels, considering his hearing ability, as per his own writings. So this is a fallacy ppl are trying to sell to the public. His Tower was not producing sparks.

@TravisTellsTruths

7 ай бұрын

True

Hey how do i get in contact with you?

Don't take this the wrong way, but, I Love You you crazy genius.

Now remove the top load and replace it by an antenna, and you have the biggest spark gap transmitter used since the 1920s!

@postualin6551

3 жыл бұрын

There are more powerful transmitators these days. But you're right this should be pretty powerful

You generated so much Volt you must have accumulated lots of "electric charge" at the top.Can you concentrate them on 1spot and shoot them out in a beam?

@voltariantechnologyinc.8594

4 жыл бұрын

You can add a breakout point with a metal rod but it would just be a normal arc. It likely wouldn't make the arc much larger either.

@johnconnor7407

4 жыл бұрын

@@voltariantechnologyinc.8594 I'm not talking about making arc larger I mean shoot out charges particle in a beam I mean lightning arc is like wave motion,each particle bouncing up/down or back/forth,they don't move out of position I'm talking about repelling them out

@voltariantechnologyinc.8594

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnconnor7407 I know. You can't do that.

Hook up a MIDI keyboard and controller to the drivers. Then you could play a tune. May I suggest "Axel F" which is highly recognizable and a good fit for this magnificant instrument.

210kW? What the... What is a power supply and IGBT's?

@LightningOnDemand

2 жыл бұрын

Yes indeed, the drivers use IGBTs! There's 12 drivers total, you can see 6 on each side with the blue LED firing indicators. The coil tower is self-powered by internal batteries, as mains connections can be problematic with the heavy RF ground currents.

Look, I'm a knuckle dragger when it comes to this stuff, so forgive any non-sequitars, but while watching the video I suddenly remembered an early early experiment during the Space Shuttle days which saw them paying-out a long copper wire while in orbit. The thing was over-producing so much power, they had to jettison the thing, as it stood a danger to the Shuttle. Many years after that I was listening to the original Art Bell radio show, and he was explaining how he was going to build this huge antenna by running copper cable from towers strung around his property line, but the wind passing-by that huge copper coil he built was generating electricity and he couldn't use the power. Is any of this helpful information? I dunno. I went to Public School in SC many decades ago.

@LightningOnDemand

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I remember that experiment in orbit, with two cables suspended between the craft and a counterweight. The current induced by flying through the earth's magnetic field was high enough that there was concern the cables might fail. And yes, there have been patented designs using the wind to strip charge from aerial conductors to generate power, but it seems to be too diffuse an effect to be practical. The orbital loop generator is much more effective, but it's important to remember that energy gets pulled from the orbital energy of your craft...

I saw this in c&c.

Hermoso video! Excelente trabajo Felicidades y en hora buena

So what would it take to reach 1 billion volts?

@LightningOnDemand

4 жыл бұрын

Well, modern plastics can support about 7000 volts per inch along their outside surface if they're kept clean. So 1 billion volts divided by 7000 volts per inch gives a coil 142,857 inches, or 11,905 feet high. The 7000 volts per inch breakdown limit is something to keep in mind when studying claims of 1 million volt tabletop devices. ;>

@agoodname7980

4 жыл бұрын

@@LightningOnDemand holy sh-

@Grazey

4 жыл бұрын

@@LightningOnDemand with that much power it could cross a city

@alexlubbers1589

3 жыл бұрын

@@Grazey At that point the arcs are pretty much actual lightning lmao

There's a lot of "professionals" in the comment section

@the_qrunchy_gamer4955

3 жыл бұрын

8 years ago?

it would have been awesome to have seen a light bulb lit up from this 210,000 watts.

@LightningOnDemand

Жыл бұрын

We did in fact light about a dozen fluorescent tubes, held by audience members. After that we stepped up the wireless power demo by running this 'Tesla Roadster' around the coil tower: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gJp_saZpiNS4YZc.html

Can this thing lit up a house ?

@LightningOnDemand

3 жыл бұрын

It could, as the primary drive delivers power levels equal to about 100 homes. However, a direct connection to the grid would be more efficient.

Tesla’s birthday is July the 10th not the 13th?!?

Had this tesla coil in my dream last night but only much much much bigger i mean it looked a couple cities away and it was fucking giant bigger than any tower u can think of. Had to change my pants right after

😃Greg Leyh?

This is so beautiful. Is it actually safe to walk under, as long as you don’t touch the components? It’s a crime that they tore down Tesla’s original tower, imho. The components couldn’t possibly have been as valuable elementally as the potential work products would have been. So stupid.

can you test that at 11.77 hz an connect them to the ground and make a tip on the top in vertical to activate (finally after 100 years) the tower and permitt that a lightning grow from the ground to the ionosphere

"The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown." H. P. Lovecraft

I think most think tesla wanted to used his first resonate transformer for wireless transmission of power but it wasn't if you look at the wardencliff tower it look different he had patents for another transformer that he believed created longitudinal EM waves you can search his patents and find it it works on the same principle but the secondary made quite different there is actually some fascinating research into scaler waves some Call them tesla waves but they are longitudinal EM waves don't look at the stupid new age healing crap when you search scaler waves you gotta dig some to find research but it truly is fascinating I'm am researching his last patent on transmitting electrical energy and going to build the device if it does produce longitudinal waves it should in theory transmit through a Faraday cage so fingers crossed but a discovery of something like longitudinal EM waves would change the way we communicate and transmit power fingers crossed and before you go saying it's bs build the device and try it don't take other people's word our science institutions have a bad habit of brushing things off that we can't explain but in reality we can't even correctly describe EM fields we know what it's doing and how to produce the. Bit we don't truly understand them in reality most of our stuff is like that our physics is just a guess and theory we are still newborns in the realm of physics we don't really know anything regardless if they tell you we do or not just because we can use things does not mean we understand them people do it everyday never dismiss something just because it's not understood

@xtremesparkgamerz

Жыл бұрын

I am a student I am only 19 year old and I newly researched Tesla's tower and the thing that clicking my mind is that Tesla was not trying to transmit only voltages but trying to may be convert it into some sort of frequencies and they must be decoded or converted to electricity by next tower or devices as we know frequencies exist all over the world may be he was trying to use frequencies as power source these are my assumptions

Why do tesla towers always make such a noise ??

@LightningOnDemand

4 жыл бұрын

Each discharge heats the core of the arc channel to about 6000 Kelvin, which suddenly expands the plasma channel and produces a shock wave. When there's hundreds of pulses per second, you hear that note in the air.