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Nikola
Tesla

Nikola
Tesla | Bob Neal |
Ron
Rockwell | Charles
Brown
T. Henry Moray | Edwin
Gray | Paul
Baumann | John
Bedini

Nikola
Tesla was a multi-disciplinary genius. His discovery of the
rotating magnetic field in 1882 lead to a series of US Patents
in 1888, which gave us the AC electric power system still in
use today. This one achievement earned him the honor of being
called "The Man Who Invented the 20th Century".

But his
research went way beyond what has found its way into everyday
use. He is the recognized inventor of the brushless AC
induction motor, radio, remote control by radio,
super-conductivity, fluorescent lighting, the bladeless
turbine engine and pump, the capacitor discharge ignition
system for automobile engines, the mechanical oscillator, and
dozens of other inventions. But he also discovered that useful
energy could be extracted from the heat of the ambient air,
and that electric power in the form of Radiant Energy could be
broadcast to everyone in the world through the
ground.

In his
masterful article The Problem of Increasing Human Energy,
first published in Century Illustrated Magazine in June 1900,
Tesla discusses the "energy situation" like never before.
After discussing every known method of gathering energy from
the Natural World, Tesla departs into the unknown. His first
discussion is about a machine that can gather heat from the
ambient air. He calls it a "Self-acting Engine" since it could
run indefinitely from the solar energy stored in the air. He
called it "the ideal way of obtaining motive
power".

Tesla
worked for years trying to solve all of the technical issues
presented by the idea. His work with liquified air, his
discovery of super-conductivity at ultra-low temperatures, his
bladeless turbine and mechanical oscillator were all
spin-offs from his work on the ambient air engine. He
was convinced the system could work and that it was absolutely
the best way to harness solar energy.

On a
world that is warming up, tapping ambient sources of heat in
the air, water and ground are the most important technologies
to develop at this time. For a brief
article on Tesla's amazing "Self-acting Engine", click
here.

But
Nikola Tesla's most famous attempt to provide everyone in the
world with free energy was his World Power System, a method of
broadcasting electrical energy without wires, through the
ground. His Wardenclyffe Tower, pictured above, was never
finished, but his dream of providing energy to all points on
the globe is still alive today.

For
more information on Nikola Tesla and his discoveries, please
follow these links:

DVD Lecture Tesla's Radiant Energy
Tesla's Self-acting Engine
Tesla Wardenclyffe Project
Tesla Photo Archive
Short Tesla biography
Tesla Memorial Society of New York
Tesla's US Patents
Tesla Museum in Belgrade, Serbia

Two
Articles by Nikola Tesla:
The Problem of Increasing Human
Energy
On Light and other High Frequency
Phenomena

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