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Fig. 6 CS lab w/horizontal lightning-ray.
Accurate depiction of the Colorado Springs experiment: Tesla's
aurora gun, an animation from the film "Secret of Nikola Tesla."
The sound effects are notable: very, very accurate from what I
understand of this. They reveal a main key to the mystery.
also see: youtube version
"There is a method of conveying great power to ships at sea which would be able to propel them across oceans at high speed. This method I conceived between 1897 and 1899, and in Colorado Springs in 1899. I made experiments along this line on a large scale. The principle is this: A ray of great ionizing power is used to give to the atmosphere great powers of conduction. A high tension current of 10,000,000 to 12,000,000 volts is then passed along this ray to the upper strata of the air, which strata can be broken down very readily and will conduct electricity very well. N. Tesla, 1935
Fig. 7 Wingless machine w/array of vacuum bulbs & corona glow
also see: youtube version
Figs. 8,9 The key invention: Tesla's "sensitive brush" x-ray tube from his 1892 Royal Society lecture
See also: Proc IEEE Vol 21 No. 92, p84, 1892
Fig. 10 Painting of Tesla w/beam (forgottenfutures.co.uk)
(or perhaps a retouched photograph.)
Fig. 11 Photo of Tesla with wireless lamp
Fig. 12 Ineffective UV spotlights in TW Benson plagarism, 1920
Fig. 13 Factory w/right-angle relay concept
Fig. 14 Projectile-style electric aircraft
also see: youtube version
Fig. 15 Rocket plane
Fig. 16 Flying machine
Fig. 17 Train
Fig. 18 Personal Car
Fig. 19 Turbojet Hovercraft
Fig. 20 Transmitter tower w/right-angle relay concept in distance
ELECTROSTATIC HOVERCRAFT: force limits for a giant "lifter"
Assume 1-atm, max surface e-field of 3MV/MThe above value is for ideal conditions: a permeable wire grid fuselage with charged-exhaust reaction force only, and no aerodynamic lift. If instead we used a solid fuselage shaped like a Frisbee or like an icecream cone, perhaps Coanda effect would give us far higher thrust, much like replacing a 1950s-era narrow-aperture turbojet engine with a modern turbofan. But that ignores a fascinating possibility: active suppression of normal gas-breakdown.
C = farads/cc = 8.9e-14
E = energy stored per cc at max field = 4.01e-4 joule
F = mech. force to store E with work over 1cm = 4.01e-3 newton
F = surface lifting force on one M^2 = 40.1 newton = 9.0lbs
F = lift produced by 50ft disk = 1640 lbs
Fig. 21 Tesla Bulb
Also see original article, Elec. Experimenter June 1919, page 134, page 179-184
Fig. 22 Balloon-lofted ray-emitters (1899) (forgottenfutures.co.uk)
Fig. 23 Death ray tower (1945)
Fig. 24 Death ray tower ( deBobula design )
Fig. 25 Death ray power supply (1945)
Fig. 26 Tesla's demo lab, 1892 Royal Socity lecture
Fig. 27 Death ray gun tip
Fig. 28 Pre-Roentgen (?) x-ray image of human foot, N. Tesla (1895)
Fig. 29 Magnifying Transmitters, from Serbian text "TESLA" by Branimir Jovanovich
LINKS
- More Tesla stuff here
- Electrical Experimenter Magazine (PDFs) w/Tesla articles
- More Electrical Experimenter Mag, also Modern Electrics
- Baby spiders: e-field flight
- Million volts or bust w/Brasch capacitron
- Austrian 1927 Brasch/Uban/Lange experiment, Uban is killed
- Antonio "death ray" Longoria
- "Death ray" Matthews
- Seifer, Tesla Q&A
- VLF antennas for submarine comm
- NASA beam-power challenge
- Plasma Antenna
- Giant Death Ray, also Doom Melon Mitchell & Webb
- U. of Fl WEAV flying saucer at goog patents and wipo
- Electrical Experimenter, cover art
- Hard-vacuum bulb on Tesla Coil
- Unless Peace Comes [1968]
- Burn pattern
So this Zealot comes to my door, all glazed eyes and
clean reproductive organs, asking me if I ever think
about God.So I tell him I killed God. I tracked God down like a
rabid dog, hacked off his legs with a hedge trimmer,
raped him with a corncob, and boiled off his corpse
in an acid bath.
So he pulls an alternating-current taser on me and
tells me that only the Official Serbian Church of
Tesla can save my polyphase intrinsic electric field,
known to non-engineers as "the soul."So I hit him. What would you do?
- Spider Jerusalem, Issue #6OLD LINKS GONE BAD? Try http://archive.org,
"The Wayback Machine" It offers billions of old websites and even some
of the graphics. But it's not searchable. You have to know the URL of
the old site. Or, just add this prefix to any defunct URL:
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://amasci.com/tesla/tesray1.html
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