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1 The Extraordinary Ideas of Nikola Tesla Inspiration for New Discoveries Dr. Stoyan Sarg Canada Nikola Tesla ( ) 1

2 The secret of Nikola Tesla ingenuity Tesla phylosophy: - physical reality, causality and logical understanding - Rational use of the knowledge of his great predecessors Correct view about space, matter and energy - Deep physical understanding assuming the existence of space medium Aether. (The existence of Aether is ignored by the contemporary physics. Some of its properties are postulated or partly described by mathematical constructs, but they are limited and do not lead to deeper understanding of some phenomena). Great engineering skills and inventiveness Tesla ingenuity - experimenting, exploring, discovering 2

3 Unpublished theoretical work mention by Nikola Tesla in his lecture for the Institute of Immigrant Welfare, May 12, 1934 (Info by W. R. Lyne and other sources) Ether fills all space acting upon by the life-giving creative force and is thrown into infinitesimal whirls at near the speed of light, Nikola Tesla, Man s Greatest Achievement Environmental energy Through space there is energy there is no energy in matter other than received from the environment. It applies to molecules and atoms as well as to the largest heavenly bodies, and to all matter in the Universe in any phase of its existence from its very formation to its ultimate disintegration. The Dynamical Theory of Gravity assumes a field of force which accounts for the motion of bodies in space; the Aether has an indispensable function in the phenomena 3

4 The pioneering plasma research of Nikola Tesla Plasma the fourth state of the matter exhibits properties quite distinctive from the other states: solid, liquid and gas Some properties and phenomena in plasma are not explainable by the contemporary Physics Nikola Tesla first recognized the great potential of plasma research, and applications. He conceived two great ideas: - Energy extraction from the space medium: Tesla: Through space there is energy there is no energy in matter other than received from the environment. - A new mechanism of field propulsion: Tesla:...manless airship... would travel miles a second... (1.08 million mph),...without propelling engine or wings, sent by electricity to any desired point on the globe.... (Reference: New York Times article December 8, 1915). 4

5 Extensive plasma research by Nikola Tesla First evidence lecture in London 1892 and number of pictures from 1894 Latest publication with more design detailselectrical Experimenter, 1919 Plasma in air Plasma in partial vacuum with gas 5

6 Tesla laboratary included a glass blowing shop where he build more than 100 different vacuum tubes. Many of them contained rarefied gas and had only one internal electrode. The properties he described with great details are confirmed by our plasma research. 6

7 Tesla not only claimed wireless transmission. He simultaneously extracted energy from the Aether and transmitted it. The secret of this is revealed from analysis of his patents and articles. The first evidence of extracting energy is from analysis of his US patent 645,576 (1900) and the picture below. D terminal, preferably of large surface (Tesla description) Tesla holds a terminal with a shape of cylinder with edges rounded at proper radius. The terminal is connected to a pancake coil. The terminal edges glow. (1898). (Source L. Anderson). 7

8 Energy effect - one of the greatest secrets of Nikola Tesla According to our analysis the energy effect takes place in the glowing zone of the terminal. Energy effect: Tesla did not described explicitly the phenomenon but he was aware of its signature and knew how to invoke it. Excerpt from Vassilatos book Secret of Cold War Technology : He [Tesla} had observed how the very near these Transformers could be rendered strangely self-luminous. This was light like no high frequency coil ever could produce, a corona of white brilliance with expanded to ever enlarging diameters. The light from the Tesla Transformers continually expands. Unlike common high frequency alternations, Tesla radiant energy effects grow with time. Tesla recognized the reason for this temporal growth process. In this respect, Tesla observed energy magnifications, which seemed totally anomalous to ordinary engineering convention. 8

9 Magnifying transformer: Revealing the know how secret of Tesla L. Anderson: Rare notes from Nikola Tesla on Wardencliffe Conclusion: One of the most important secrets for energy production is the properly activated plasma that invokes a phenomena I called a HRM effect 9

10 Tesla warns that uncontrollable energy extraction from the Aether could be dangerous Extract from Tesla patent of Magnifying Transformer: I have shown it is practicable to produce in a resonance circuit as E A B B D immense electrical activities, measured by tens and even hundreds of thousands of hors-power, if the points of maximum pressure should be shifted below the terminal D, along coil B, a ball of fire might break out and destroy support F It is therefore advisable to begin the adjustment with feeble and somewhat slower impressed oscillations, strengthening and quickening then them gradually, until the apparatus has been brought under perfect control. 10

11 Tesla idea about space and his discoveries, Inspired me to search for alternative explanations of enigmatic phenomena that are usually avoided by the main stream science. This allowed me to develop the Basic Structures of Matter - Supergravitation Unified Theory (BSM-SG): Major conclusions from BSM-SG: - The space contains a medium as envisioned by Tesla and its predecessors. It is a superfine material 3D structure that I called a Cosmic Lattice - The static and dynamic properties of the Cosmic Lattice and the structure of elementary particles are behind the fundamental laws in Physics - The Cosmic Lattice holds an enormous hidden space energy that is not of EM type. It is related to the mass according to the Einstein equation E = mc 2 - The mass is not equivalent to matter, so it could be modified by a proper modulation of the Cosmic Lattice (physical vacuum). This provides a possibility of space travel by a completely new propulsion mechanism Heterodyne Resonance Mechanism (HRM) a physical effect predicted from the BSM-SG theory and apparent in Tesla plasma technology 11

12 Accessing the Zeropoint energy by the HRM effect According to the BSM-SG, the Compton frequency of x Hz is a characteristic frequency of both: the Aether and the electron oscillations The Heterodyne Resonance Mechanism (HRM) allows accessing the Superhigh Compton frequency by triggering frequency in khz range using the oscillation properties of the electron. HRM is invoked in EM activated plasma: a formation of ion-electron pairs occurs. The ion-electron pairs perform oscillations in which the pair is hold by electrical forces and magnetic field created by the strong magnetic moment of the electron The alternative motion of ion-electron pairs leads to quantum mechanical spin flip of the electron in which a fraction of the ZPE is extracted. Ion-electron pair trajectories Cluster of ion-electron pairs 12

13 Experimental Study of the HRM for Field Propulsion effect (described in the book Field Propulsion by Control of Gravity) Gravito-inertial SARG effect δ F = δm. a Seller: Amazon.com 13

14 Tesla claimed that when generating longitudinal (scaler) wave, (he called a radiant energy), he was able to obtain stationary waves across the globe in the range of 25 to 75 km, while the nodes are stronger along the local meridian. This wavelength range corresponds to frequency from 4 to 12 KHz My plasma research shows that the frequency range from 4 to 13 khz is quite suitable for invoking of HRM effect The propagation of the scalar waves along the meridian is favored by the preferable alignment of the oscillating ion-electron pairs along the Earth magnetic lines HRM activation and plasma frequency Spectrum of HRM in hydrogen signature of clusters from oscillation ion-electron pairs 14

15 Why the Heterodyne Resonance Mechanism was not envisioned by the Quantum Mechanics QM models of atoms BSM-SG models of atoms No distinctive features between the electron orbits below the Rydberg energy levels and above. Distinctive features of the electron orbits below the Rydberg level and above. Explanation why the electron does not radiate EM waves despite that its magnetic moment is 630 times greater than the magnetic moment of proton. Quantum mechanical models of atoms are mathematical constructs with their limitations. The real physical models posses much richer structural features. 15

16 According to BSM-SG the protons and neutrons have 3D material structure Two rows of the Periodic Table of elements 16

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18 Nuclear Transmutation and Cold Fusion - explanation by BSM-SG atomic models Space curvature cannot be logically explained without a medium (Aether). According to BSM-SG a space microcurvature exists around the atomic nucleus as a shrunk Cosmic Lattice. The nuclear reaction causes a small change in this microcurvature in which the hidden space energy is accessed. Article Theoretically feasibility of Cold Fusion according to BSM-SG : 18

19 BSM-SG: Two kinds of space (Zeropint) energy: static and dynamic Static Zeropoint energy estimated by the specific pressure exercised by the Cosmic Lattice on the volume of elementary particle it is enormous: 1 cubic cm of space contains 3.8 x (KWH) hidden energy Dynamic Zeropoint energy: comparatively very small but automatically supplied by the Static energy to its constant value. This energy is behind the electrical and magnetic field and all kind of quantum mechanical interactions Quantum mechanics envisions only the Dynamic energy as a Zeropoint energy The Static Zeropoint energy is directly accessible by the nuclear reactions. The output is a radiation converted to heat or explosion. The Dynamic Zeropoint energy could be accessed by electro magnetic means invoking HRM effect. The output should be a direct electrical energy. Acording to our analysis Tesla was the first who accessed the Dynamic Zeropoint energy. Other researchers who successfully accessed this energy are: T. Henry Moray, Edwing Grey, Paul Bauman and Josef Papp. All of them show some signatures of HRM effect. 19

20 The advanced ideas of Nikola Tesla are quite relevant today in the time of global economic and energy crisis. The most extraordinary ideas of Nikola Tesla about the energy from space and a new type of flying machine a misunderstood due to the currently adopted concept about space. The practical realization of these two ideas will lead to revolutionary new technologies that may solve the global economic and energy crisis by opening the opportunity for a new era in space travels. The technological implementation of these ideas requires expensive research that could not be adequately funded unless the legacy of Nikola Tesla is officially reestablished. Wireless radiant power 20

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