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Hidden in Plain Sight: Nikola Tesla's "Radiant Energy" Devices THOSE MAY NOT BE SEARCHLIGHTS Fig. 1 Tesla transmitter tower (original) Fig 2. Tower and city w/aircraft Fig. 3 Future warfare Fig. 4 "A kind of Roentgen tube" on Tesla Coil top, conductive path sensed by distant receiver Fig. 5 "Radiant Energy" patent: DC ion-path emit/detect 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) also see: youtube version 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 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 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/M 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 The above value assumes 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 turbojet engine with a modern turbofan. Fig. 20 Tesla Bulb Also see original article, Elec. Experimenter June 1919, page 134, page 179-184 Fig. 21 Balloon-lofted ray-emitters (1899) (forgottenfutures.co.uk) Fig. 22 Death ray tower (1945) Fig. 23 Death ray power supply (1945) Fig. 24 Tesla's demo lab, 1892 Royal Socity lecture Fig. 25 Death ray gun tip Fig. 26 Pre-Roentgen x-ray image of human foot, N. Tesla (1895) LINKS NASA beam-power challenge Plasma Antenna Giant Death Ray, also Doom Melon U. of Fl WEAV flying saucer at goog patents and wipo Electrical Experimenter

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 #6

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