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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/15/2012 3:36:46 PM   
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It's the volts that jolts, I don't remember what the amps do.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/15/2012 4:48:52 PM   
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and sorry, no faster than speed of light with either of these, you have nothing but a misunderstanding of physics.

Nothing moved faster than the speed of light in any demonstration anywhere, the one that arrived last was slower than the speed of light.  As was the first .... so the second was way way way slower.





what demonstration has been done regarding tesla tech again?

thats right nada!

what are they afraid of? LMAO


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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/15/2012 7:29:06 PM   
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As I said repeatedly, such a demonstration needs to be performed under scientific conditions, where every element of the test is assessed. Many demonstrations have yielded remarkable results that did not stand up to scrutiny. The CERN test on the speed of light a few months back was also shown to be false leading to a scientist resigning.
regardless it does not change the fact he is not getting a shock and there is only 1 wire transmission as tesla claimed. proof of concept in spades

In your universe maybe, and perhaps that of other Tesla freaks but no one else. The same points apply to the veracity of any observation.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/15/2012 9:25:42 PM   
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Nothing moved faster than the speed of light in any demonstration anywhere, the one that arrived last was slower than the speed of light.  As was the first .... so the second was way way way slower.


Then what do you propose is the velocity of radio waves?

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/15/2012 9:50:14 PM   
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BTW anybody think its a wee bit dubious when someone claims they can measure the speed of light down to billionths of a second on a humble oscilloscope, and claim to measure telluric energy running faster than the speed of light?


It's really very simple. You simply tune two crystal radio receivers, one a regular receiver and the other a TMT or flat spiral coil into phase unison through the use of a test oscillator set at the radio station frequency, then set them up accordingly to be receiving the radio signal, one overground and the other underground, and by knowing the distance travelled and velocity of the overground wave, then it's a simple calculation to reveal the velocity of the underground wave. It just so happens that it arrives ahead of the overground wave, just as Tesla claimed.





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As is well known the velocity of Hertzian waves is reduced by conductors, however with a properly designed and constructed coil it accelerates beyond the velocity of light. Note Tesla's coils are wound on hollow frames, NOT solid PVC tubes. Also the turns are spaced to reduce capacitance. Being in close proximity with any objects, including the frame it's wound on and adjacent turns, has a huge effect on performance. Everything has to be distributed properly, and it needs to be free to resonate, just like you can't ring a bell by resting it on the floor. Humans have the sense to suspend bells, but they ignored it with actions in coils. This can all be easily verified by constructing an extra coil and taking measurements. Look into Eric Dollard.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/15/2012 11:26:35 PM   
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BTW anybody think its a wee bit dubious when someone claims they can measure the speed of light down to billionths of a second on a humble oscilloscope, and claim to measure telluric energy running faster than the speed of light?

It's really very simple. You simply tune two crystal radio receivers, one a regular receiver and the other a TMT or flat spiral coil into phase unison through the use of a test oscillator set at the radio station frequency, then set them up accordingly to be receiving the radio signal, one overground and the other underground, and by knowing the distance travelled and velocity of the overground wave, then it's a simple calculation to reveal the velocity of the underground wave. It just so happens that it arrives ahead of the overground wave, just as Tesla claimed.

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As is well known the velocity of Hertzian waves is reduced by conductors, however with a properly designed and constructed coil it accelerates beyond the velocity of light.

I don't wish to seem impolite but posting up graphs doesn't constitute a proof. The whole issue of proofs was a critical point to posters like myself and mnottertail. When anyone makes several very dramatic claims, such as the assertion telluric energy (radio waves persumably) travels faster underground than the equivalent overground by the intended medium, and that said underground waves travel faster than light, then it places a huge burden of proof on that person because they are challenging a century of well-established science. You're based in Britain so I suggest presenting your findings to an organisation like the Royal Society http://royalsociety.org/about-us/ to have it considered in depth by your peers.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 2:12:10 AM   
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I don't wish to seem impolite but posting up graphs doesn't constitute a proof. The whole issue of proofs was a critical point to posters like myself and mnottertail. When anyone makes several very dramatic claims, such as the assertion telluric energy (radio waves persumably) travels faster underground than the equivalent overground by the intended medium, and that said underground waves travel faster than light, then it places a huge burden of proof on that person because they are challenging a century of well-established science. You're based in Britain so I suggest presenting your findings to an organisation like the Royal Society http://royalsociety.org/about-us/ to have it considered in depth by your peers.


That's fair enough, I don't expect images to convince anyone but these graphs are examples of what can be done with a very basic setup. Although the fact that the Telluric receiver has any signal at all proves that it works, it's a radio reception without an antenna. I have a video here. Again you don't know the setup so as far as you know there could be something entirely different going on, but this is it working nonetheless

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KstCoWMeewU

The scope waveforms are meaningless because they weren't brought into phase unison before hand. The signal is received through the earth. Improvements have also been made since then, the audio is muffled in the video due to incorrect positioning of test equipment.

So proof or not for other people, as far as I'm concerned Telluric transmission is confirmed quite easily and therefore worth further study. As for light speed, I've seen more that proves it's possible than what proves it's not possible. I haven't been able to confirm any speed limit and I know of no one that has presented any proof of it being so, it's just a theoretical claim. But experimental results have continually exceeded the velocity of light and confirmed it with such simple setups it's laughable compared to CERN. The same answer can be derived through going back to the basics with copper wire and wood, a lot cheaper and a lot faster, it's already done in a crude form. The real thing (3 coil TMT arrangement) is all still experimental and needs perfecting, which is the purpose of the tests and taking measurements. The extra coil in the video originally posted on this thread was tested and readings taken earlier tonight and determined to be operating at 124% the velocity of light. All 3 coils need to perfectly work together which isn't easy and needs some tuning to say the least. A few people have just started getting to work around the globe so it's a combined effort, the more people working on it the better. Coils need to be built from given equations, those need to be tested then the data used to come up with new equations etc. The Royal Society will get to know about it at some point The main point here is the simplicity of it all to be able to do it oneself rather than denying everything that's different or explaining it away. There is a lot of crap out there especially regarding Tesla, but I assure you some of Tesla's claims are easily reproduced, and I wouldn't be so quick to believe that the "experts" know exactly what's going on as some here seem to. I have yet to see any "expert" on any TV documentary that has given accurate information in relation to what I've seen and done myself. They all sound very convincing, as if they've done their research, but then they forget to mention one important point - how it really works. They like to show lightning bolts and gas inside fluorescent tubes lighting up. I wonder if they know how to do anything else.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 5:16:54 AM   
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Nothing moved faster than the speed of light in any demonstration anywhere, the one that arrived last was slower than the speed of light.  As was the first .... so the second was way way way slower.


Then what do you propose is the velocity of radio waves?


Bring me back the defintion (the whole definition) of the speed of light.  We are in a gravity field and surrounded by material objects.

There are many things for instance that move faster than the speed of light in water, we call that Cherenkov radiation.

NOTHING MOVED FASTER than the speed of light.

There is no material object in the ponderable universe  that can exceed the speed of light.
 
The most significant reason that this is true:     Time, as we understand it, does not flow from present to past.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 8:15:37 AM   
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I don't wish to seem impolite but posting up graphs doesn't constitute a proof. The whole issue of proofs was a critical point to posters like myself and mnottertail. When anyone makes several very dramatic claims, such as the assertion telluric energy (radio waves persumably) travels faster underground than the equivalent overground by the intended medium, and that said underground waves travel faster than light, then it places a huge burden of proof on that person because they are challenging a century of well-established science. You're based in Britain so I suggest presenting your findings to an organisation like the Royal Society http://royalsociety.org/about-us/ to have it considered in depth by your peers.



no you and ron are not critical posters and are not capable of determining what constitutes proof. Both of you notoriously failed that department long ago and the saga continues. Proof is not what you agree or disagree with, nor is it subjection to what you think is an authority. If you cannot ciper it for yourself, neither are you capable to determining the accuracy of an authority. You live on a prayer they are correct and they have been proven time and time again to be incorrect.

If you do not understand the graphs as you allude to, then you are not qualified to make any determinations outside the most commonly known, and even that is questionable.

Since you are still here posting you did not do the experiment that I told you would be proof positive that telluric conduction is very real. That is grab the hot side of your 220volt line while standing on the ground barefoot to test for the conduction of current through the earth.


Tesla himself has been there done that. LOL

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March 12th, 1892

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Tesla at the Royal Institution


So great was the interest and enthusiasm with which Mr. Tesla’s first lecture and experiments were received at the Royal Institution that he complied with the urgent request to repeat the same, and at the close of the second meeting Lord Rayleigh arose and spoke as follows: Sir Frederick Bramwell, ladles and gentlemen — Although it is not our custom here to follow the lecture with remarks from anyone else, I think you will agree with me that this is no ordinary occasion. At the request of the managers of the institution, and for the delectation of its members, Mr. Tesla consented to repeat the labors of last night, labors which, though small to him, would have completely exhausted anyone else.

I wish our great electrician, whose name appeared before us in letters of fire, in one of Mr. Tesla’s experiments, were here to propose this motion. There is only one respect in which I have any qualification to speak, and that is that I have made attempts myself to experiment with currents of a high degree of frequency. I was tolerably satisfied when I had a discharge rate of 2,000 per second, but we have had to-night ten or twenty thousand per second. My apparatus was on a very small scale indeed. Mr. Tesla has taken us into some of the dark — metaphorically dark — places in nature. These fields have been but little trodden. Mr. Crookes and Mr. Tesla alone have had the entree. In what has been put before us to-night, there has been matter which will afford food for intellectual contemplation for a long time to come. I think, at the same time, it will be obvious to you that Mr. Tesla has not worked blindly or at random, but has been guided by the proper use of a scientific imagination. Without the use of such a guide, we can scarcely hope to do anything of real service. I do not think there is anything I need add; it does not require any great capacity to see that Mr. Tesla has the genius of a discoverer, and we may look forward to a long career of discovery for him. His labors will be followed with admiration by all men of science of England, and especially by those in this institution to whom he has done the favor of lecturing to-night. I thank Mr. Tesla for his lecture.

Sir Frederick Bramwell: Ladies and gentlemen — I believe it is usual to second the vote of thanks. I, for one, should be very glad for Lord Rayleigh to put the motion to you. It is the duty of myself, however, to second this vote, which I do most heartily. Our treasurer is not here to-night; he foresees, as the result of the lecture, that the whole of our apparatus, in this line of study, is antiquated, and we shall have to begin afresh. This has evidently been too much for our treasurer, and he has consequently stayed away. In my own province of mechanical engineering, there was a time when we were content to have boilers which would be ridiculed now; and turning from mechanical engineering to electrical science, we have seen to-night the same development from the slow-going, old-fashioned style of phenomena, as that which I have referred to in the case of the steam boiler. I can only regret that Mr. Tesla has kept within the limits of time, and has had to refrain from giving us that which we so much liked. I wish he could give us another evening, and show us more of the experiments. I put the vote to the meeting.

Mr. Tesla: It would be difficult for me to find words to express the thoughts I feel; I have been so kindly received and generously treated. Whatever I have shown you here is not my own; it is the outcome of the work of English scientific men, whose names we delight to hear, and whom everyone loves and admires. To-night my aspirations are fulfilled in having my labors appreciated by some of the foremost men in the world, and I cannot tell you how highly I esteem your thanks, and how much it will encourage me to further work. There is one thing I desire to tell you — I am not a speaker, nor did I prepare to speak at all, and these two considerations should disqualify me at once — but this I want to say:

We have worked before with the problems that are at hand until they have been perfected. The water wheel, the gas engine, the steam engine, thanks to the great spirits which your country has produced, are brought to a high state of efficiency. In these departures we have come, so to speak, to the limit. We have now a possibility opened to us of accomplishing things we never dreamed of before, and in this lies the whole aspiration of scientific investigators. These contrivances are but in an imperfect state; they have consumed many years of my incessant thought; some other experimenter will start where I have stopped, and so the world goes on; but the same advantage which another will have from my work, l have already had myself from those who have gone before. The foremost scientific men of this country agree that there is a way of producing the electric light by fluorescence as the result of oscillations of a certain frequency. I will not dare to speak of what they have achieved in this direction, for if I do my discourse would be the praise of their work; it is, therefore, out of place. You will believe that these words are sincere, even if they are not put forth in the expressions of a good orator. We have a start. We can set up in a room the oscillations, and the only difficulty with which we are confronted is the perfecting of the apparatus. Thus we can have a light which will not need any leading wires, which will be a good luminant, and will never be destroyed — it will last for any length of time. This will be a great advancement over present methods. These difficulties are nothing compared to the problems English scientific men have opened up before. For instance, in the production of power. We are able to produce power at any point in the universe, and when this great work is finished, what an effect it will have upon the whole human race! I wish to say that the results I have shown you to-night are the outcome of the work of others, and I do not want to impress you as though I was displaying any discovery of my own. If anyone can reap the benefit of it, my desire is fulfilled. I am only paying a duty which any lover of science must pay to those who have been before in the field. Others have arrived at results. We are younger, and we go on from them, climbing the stairs; or, rather, we younger ones are taking the “lift” — we are using the “elevator.” The older ones were content with the stairs. I thank you most heartily, and express the hope that I may be able to bring before you some better work than I have shown you to-night.

For the purpose of the experiments, says the Practical Engineer, Mr. Tesla employed an alternating current dynamo of special construction, and capable of producing alternations amounting, it was said, to as many as 20,000 in a single second.

The current was controlled by a switch on the lecture table, and the first experiment consisted in holding an exhausted glass tube, 3 feet long, in one hand, while the other was placed upon the terminal of the transformer; the tube then appeared lighted throughout its length with a brilliant blue light. The lecturer then showed a glass bulb lighted in a similar way when attached to one wire only, and also showed the phenomenon of a Crookes’ shadow. On attaching a copper plate to each terminal of the transformer, an arc being formed between them, and upon the insertion of a plate of ebonite, the arc gave place to a blue light over the faces of the opposing plate.

When suitable terminals were attached to the transformer, lines of light 7 inches long were readily obtained through air, and when balls of brass 4 inches in diameter were attached, sparks were obtained over a distance of 1¼ inches. Under favorable conditions, Mr.
Tesla said, this discharge appeared exactly similar to that of the Wimshurst influence machine. Another beautiful experiment was made with two thin wires about 10 feet long stretched from the lecture table to the gallery, at a distance of about 9 inches apart. These, on the extinction of the gas, were seen to glow with a blue phosphorescent light.

Some Geissler tubes, provided by Professor Crookes, were then exhibited; one of these contained yttria and another sulphate of calcium. Attaching a wire to one of these, Mr. Tesla held it in his hand, while touching the terminal of the transformer with the other. The glass vessel was then seen to be filled with the characteristic colored phosphorescence, and the material continued to phosphorescence after the current had ceased to flow.

Referring to the difficulties found in obtaining good insulating media, Mr. Tesla said the transformer used by him was provided with oil insulation, the exterior of the primary coil being about one-quarter inch less in diameter than that of the internal diameter of the tube upon which the secondary was wound, and the annular space filled with oil. With currents of such high tension and frequency, solid insulation, according to Mr. Tesla, is quite useless, and is absolutely certain to break down after working for a short time, a fact he adduced as the reason why the costly induction coils now made often become useless after a short period. His transformer had, he said, sometimes broken down twelve times a day, yet, owing to the fluid insulation, it was never permanently injured. For the production of the effects shown with yttria and sulphate of calcium tubes, alternations amounting to the almost inconceivable number of 100,000 per second are, according to Mr. Tesla, essential. One of the most remarkable effects observed in connection with these currents of high frequency is, that no matter how great their intensity, they have no effect on the animal system, and thus appear to be perfectly safe. As an illustration of this, he took an iron bar in one hand and a vacuum tube in the other. On making his body a portion of the circuit by placing the point of the bar upon a terminal, emitting sparks several inches long, the vacuum tube glowed brilliantly, while the lecturer remained wholly unaffected.

The most striking experiment, however, was one designed to show the possibility of illuminating a room by making the space itself electric. Above the head of the lecturer was hung a plate of zinc about 8 feet long by 1 foot wide, a similar plate being hung upon the wall at a distance of about 10 feet, and parallel to the first. Between these two plates an intense electrical field was then produced, and exhausted glass tubes placed anywhere in the field at once glowed with phosphorescent light. The lecturer took in his hand a glass wand, 3 feet long, and, with no special connection of any sort to his body or to the glass, when waved in the magnet field it shone like a flaming sword. If such an electric field were produced in a room, it is manifest that it could be illuminated by merely hanging suitable glass globes without connection of any kind.

We have not been able to more than faintly describe a portion of Mr. Tesla’s experiments, but it will be evident that the phenomena disclosed were of no ordinary kind. On the possibilities of their immediate application it would be almost rash to speculate, and we shall look forward with excited curiosity to the further experiments and lectures which we understand Mr. Tesla has promised to give on the subject.





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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 8:21:57 AM   
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So in 1892 he did it (note: using wires) and said that one day, it would be wireless, and 110 years later nobody has found a way to make commercial scaled wireless electricity. Not Tesla, not anyone. (And I have repeatedly told you why).



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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 8:25:26 AM   
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I don't wish to seem impolite but posting up graphs doesn't constitute a proof. The whole issue of proofs was a critical point to posters like myself and mnottertail. When anyone makes several very dramatic claims, such as the assertion telluric energy (radio waves persumably) travels faster underground than the equivalent overground by the intended medium, and that said underground waves travel faster than light, then it places a huge burden of proof on that person because they are challenging a century of well-established science. You're based in Britain so I suggest presenting your findings to an organisation like the Royal Society http://royalsociety.org/about-us/ to have it considered in depth by your peers.

That's fair enough, I don't expect images to convince anyone but these graphs are examples of what can be done with a very basic setup. Although the fact that the Telluric receiver has any signal at all proves that it works, it's a radio reception without an antenna. I have a video here. Again you don't know the setup so as far as you know there could be something entirely different going on, but this is it working nonetheless

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KstCoWMeewU

The scope waveforms are meaningless because they weren't brought into phase unison before hand. The signal is received through the earth. Improvements have also been made since then, the audio is muffled in the video due to incorrect positioning of test equipment.

So proof or not for other people, as far as I'm concerned Telluric transmission is confirmed quite easily and therefore worth further study.

Thanks for the video. I'm not saying your claims are untrue but I don't think a tesla coil picking up the radio signal without an antenna necessarily proves telluric transmission works. Radio frequencies are picked up by a lot of circuits, sometimes even with modest clarity.

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As for light speed, I've seen more that proves it's possible than what proves it's not possible. I haven't been able to confirm any speed limit and I know of no one that has presented any proof of it being so, it's just a theoretical claim.

With respect I think its more than a theoretical claim: "After centuries of increasingly precise measurements, in 1975 the speed of light was known to be 299,792,458 m/s with a measurement uncertainty of 4 parts per billion...." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_light - this relates to the establishment of the speed of light through improved laser tests in the 1970's - see pages 157 and 159 particularly of http://www.bipm.org/utils/common/pdf/si_brochure_8_en.pdf by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures.

Also "The speed of light is the upper limit for the speeds of objects with positive rest mass. This is experimentally established in many tests of relativistic energy and momentum.[32]" see http://galileo.phys.virginia.edu/classes/252/SpecRelNotes.pdf stating Einstein's theory by was in part derived from tests that increasingly demonstrated the nature of light.

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The Royal Society will get to know about it at some point The main point here is the simplicity of it all to be able to do it oneself rather than denying everything that's different or explaining it away. There is a lot of crap out there especially regarding Tesla, but I assure you some of Tesla's claims are easily reproduced, and I wouldn't be so quick to believe that the "experts" know exactly what's going on as some here seem to. I have yet to see any "expert" on any TV documentary that has given accurate information in relation to what I've seen and done myself. They all sound very convincing, as if they've done their research, but then they forget to mention one important point - how it really works. They like to show lightning bolts and gas inside fluorescent tubes lighting up.

My own motivation was not to explain it all away. Tesla's theories have been bound up with some absurd conspiracism, and so are advanced for political agendas. You are new on CM so you may not realise this is the case with the OP. Tesla's work has been bound up with a lot of overt myth making (e.g. the Tesla Car) and pseudo-science. It also challenges the cornerstones of some very well founded science that delivered immense benefit in the 20th Century. By contrast Tesla's own work has yielded nothing of significance to-date. I know you don't like Meyl but he is the strongest Tesla advocate around and his work has been debunked too. Thus it is justified to respond with extreme skepticism, in my view.

Having said that, if the technology truly works then that can only be a good thing, and hopefully can be put to good use so I wish you luck submitting material to the Royal Society.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 8:34:11 AM   
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Nothing moved faster than the speed of light in any demonstration anywhere, the one that arrived last was slower than the speed of light.  As was the first .... so the second was way way way slower.


Then what do you propose is the velocity of radio waves?


Bring me back the defintion (the whole definition) of the speed of light.  We are in a gravity field and surrounded by material objects.

There are many things for instance that move faster than the speed of light in water, we call that Cherenkov radiation.

NOTHING MOVED FASTER than the speed of light.

There is no material object in the ponderable universe  that can exceed the speed of light.
 
The most significant reason that this is true:     Time, as we understand it, does not flow from present to past.

Both are Al Einstein.  And both are A Priori true.


and if one were to remove the radiation element then what result would you expect?

if one were to strike an absolutely inelastic object at twice the speed of lite that was 186000 miles long, how long would it take for the energy to be transferred to the other side?




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I don't wish to seem impolite but posting up graphs doesn't constitute a proof. The whole issue of proofs was a critical point to posters like myself and mnottertail. When anyone makes several very dramatic claims, such as the assertion telluric energy (radio waves persumably) travels faster underground than the equivalent overground by the intended medium, and that said underground waves travel faster than light, then it places a huge burden of proof on that person because they are challenging a century of well-established science. You're based in Britain so I suggest presenting your findings to an organisation like the Royal Society http://royalsociety.org/about-us/ to have it considered in depth by your peers.

no you and ron are not critical posters and are not capable of determining what constitutes proof. Both of you notoriously failed that department long ago and the saga continues. Proof is not what you agree or disagree with, nor is it subjection to what you think is an authority. If you cannot ciper it for yourself, neither are you capable to determining the accuracy of an authority. You live on a prayer they are correct and they have been proven time and time again to be incorrect.

Blah, blah, blah, your jibbering charade continues. You were the one repeatedly citing Meyl, which your friend above dismissed. So which is it, is Meyl wrong or is he?

A respected scientific authority affirming the existence of certain phenomena through reproducible demonstrations constitiutes proof. That is why science strictly deals with the evidental, rather than assertions, and that is why there are peer reviews to scrutininse claims. It is through these methods that science has revolutionised the way people (yes even you) live their lives. You would have us all dispose of these practices on the faith of Tesla's words, debunked scientists, and Youtube videos. Your stance is arsewipe.

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If you do not understand the graphs as you allude to, then you are not qualified to make any determinations outside the most commonly known, and even that is questionable.

This is comical coming from someone whose understanding of waves is so wrongheaded he repeatedly misunderstood that he was advancing scalar wave theory!

Even the chap who posted them up said they didn't constitute proof.

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Since you are still here posting you did not do the experiment that I told you would be proof positive that telluric conduction is very real. That is grab the hot side of your 220volt line while standing on the ground barefoot to test for the conduction of current through the earth.


Tesla himself has been there done that. LOL

As was already stated to you, electricity runs to ground due to its potential difference. That is how earths work. It is in no way a proof for telluric current.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 8:37:47 AM   
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The speed of light is the upper limit for the speeds of objects with positive rest mass.

Such that if a material object moved faster than the speed of light, it would have negative rest mass, and that means two things:

1 in traversing from A to B it would (in some frame of reference) arrive at B before A, time would run backwards.  (aint happenin)

2. It would therefore have a negative energy meaning it could at anytime give away quanta to other masses, and that experiment has been done looking for tachyons again and again, and it aint gonna happen, the quantum foam balances the books, and the universe is damn persnickity about energy in and energy out, it aint free and thrown about.

There are things that occur faster than the speed of light, like the laser flashes we send to the moon in a spraying fashion, the reflection of the dot after a delay rights itself greater than c (it is not a material object) some xrays thru glass...it is called the Hoffman effect or the Huffman effect, I dont fucking remember all this shit, no information, usefulness or material is transmitted, it is ghosts in the machine.

No MATERIAL OBJECT in the PONDERABLE universe may exceed the speed of light.    

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 9:54:27 AM   
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Nothing moved faster than the speed of light in any demonstration anywhere, the one that arrived last was slower than the speed of light.  As was the first .... so the second was way way way slower.


Then what do you propose is the velocity of radio waves?


Bring me back the defintion (the whole definition) of the speed of light.  We are in a gravity field and surrounded by material objects.

There are many things for instance that move faster than the speed of light in water, we call that Cherenkov radiation.

NOTHING MOVED FASTER than the speed of light.

There is no material object in the ponderable universe  that can exceed the speed of light.
 
The most significant reason that this is true:     Time, as we understand it, does not flow from present to past.

Both are Al Einstein.  And both are A Priori true.


and if one were to remove the radiation element then what result would you expect?

if one were to strike an absolutely inelastic object at twice the speed of lite that was 186000 miles long, how long would it take for the energy to be transferred to the other side?





If you choked your chicken at twice the speed of light, how many angstroms of tinfoil radiation would you produce per nanosecond?

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 9:58:03 AM   
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There is no material object in the ponderable universe that can exceed the speed of light.


Kind of a specious point, Ron, since beyond the speed of light the "material" and "energetic" aren't distinct.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 10:10:27 AM   
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Well in a way they are not anything, cuz they wont provide us information, they are not 'material' to us and never will be and they are not exploitable, there may be many things out there in the void (hell even here) that run faster than the speed of light, and we will never know, not ever.  Could be entire universes out there at twice the speed of light, and just like the star trek episode......we aint gonna crash into each other.   

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 1:24:41 PM   
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Thanks for the video. I'm not saying your claims are untrue but I don't think a tesla coil picking up the radio signal without an antenna necessarily proves telluric transmission works. Radio frequencies are picked up by a lot of circuits, sometimes even with modest clarity.

My own motivation was not to explain it all away. Tesla's theories have been bound up with some absurd conspiracism, and so are advanced for political agendas. You are new on CM so you may not realise this is the case with the OP. Tesla's work has been bound up with a lot of overt myth making (e.g. the Tesla Car) and pseudo-science. It also challenges the cornerstones of some very well founded science that delivered immense benefit in the 20th Century. By contrast Tesla's own work has yielded nothing of significance to-date. I know you don't like Meyl but he is the strongest Tesla advocate around and his work has been debunked too. Thus it is justified to respond with extreme skepticism, in my view.

Having said that, if the technology truly works then that can only be a good thing, and hopefully can be put to good use so I wish you luck submitting material to the Royal Society.


Thank you.

Again it's one of those things when you know the setup yourself then there is no doubt. The transmitter is over 84km away, there's no antenna, the detector circuit consists of a 1N34 diode. The circuit is shown at the start of the video. Given the difficulties involved in getting a reliable signal WITH an antenna, the without antenna reception speaks for itself. When you are the one to do it then it's all put into perspective.

I've heard a lot of crap about Tesla, the most harmful are the countless facebook groups and such things who claim to help. They are only spreading false information. To take different posts into consideration here, the wireless system is essentially the one wire transmission system turned upside down. Rather than a wire, the transmission line becomes the earth, and the coil establishes its own virtual ground through the use of the capacitance on the top of the coil. I have done this through various mediums/materials, and as already mentioned I can be the transmission line myself and light up a filament bulb in my free hand. For efficient earth transmission the frequency needs to be lowered, as Tesla said himself no higher than 20-35 kc. Differences can be seen and can be quite confusing through using different frequencies as they exhibit different effects. With a high frequency for example I can light a filament bulb from one wire by being in series before the bulb, but I can't light fluorescent tubes this way. The frequency is too high to energise the gas through my body, even though it will light a filament.

Scepticism is fine but from my point of view, I did experiments and it was all "easily" explained away with some conventional theory. The woollen jumper forming a part of the circuit for example, total misunderstanding or misinterpretation of what was seen. That's not what's happening at all so the scepticism isn't justified in that case. So it's a tough one to go in the right direction from where we are now. Most Tesla enthusiasts are doing it wrong, and the sceptics are basing their opinions on that wrong method also. So as far as a scientific framework and advancement goes, this is not good.

As for Meyl, if he was properly reproducing Tesla's system then the WATER would be energised, and he would have a wire going into the water. Note the obviousness of if the earth is energised then the sea is connected to it. Therefore Meyl's boat should be receiving the energy through the water, being the grounded end of the coil. He is also making claims of "1000%" but to date I have no idea 1000% of what the claim is supposed to be. He is selling pretty expensive demonstration devices so making various claims obviously works well for him. But his coils are made on printed circuit boards, not wire that has as little contact with other objects as possible. So lots of negatives as far as he's concerned.

As for "free energy", I believe this is mostly based on a misunderstanding and people wanting it to be something it's not. I'm not aware of Tesla claiming he could get "significant" amounts of power out of thin air with his radiant energy patents, only that the method/principle works. People may be over complicating it. "Wardenclyffe was supposed to provide the world with free energy" for example. Well not by extracting the energy out of thin air, I don't think even Tesla believed such a thing to be possible. However a generator at a waterfall would supply free energy that can then be transmitted. Very simple. No need to get clever and wonder how it's to be done with thin air. People forget that Tesla practically had access to unlimited amounts of free power.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 1:39:59 PM   
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And I am also in (mostly with very few cavils) in agreement with what you have stated here.



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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 2:11:05 PM   
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Again it's one of those things when you know the setup yourself then there is no doubt. The transmitter is over 84km away, there's no antenna, the detector circuit consists of a 1N34 diode. The circuit is shown at the start of the video. Given the difficulties involved in getting a reliable signal WITH an antenna, the without antenna reception speaks for itself. When you are the one to do it then it's all put into perspective.

Point taken but the issue is that the Tesla circuit is picking up overground waves rather than underground ones. Even a short piece of screened mains cable can act as an antenna to a power supply, thus polluting some sensitive circuits. If there was a way for you to eliminate the impact of RF than that would be good, perhaps with some effective screening.

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Scepticism is fine but from my point of view, I did experiments and it was all "easily" explained away with some conventional theory. The woollen jumper forming a part of the circuit for example, total misunderstanding or misinterpretation of what was seen. That's not what's happening at all so the scepticism isn't justified in that case. So it's a tough one to go in the right direction from where we are now. Most Tesla enthusiasts are doing it wrong, and the sceptics are basing their opinions on that wrong method also. So as far as a scientific framework and advancement goes, this is not good.

I take your point albeit I wasn't the one who mentioned the wool. I was sincere when I said it would be nice if this technology worked so I'm really not trying to explain anything away. Rather its the conspiracism surrounding it all, and also the fact that Tesla's work has existed for at least 100 years and nothing has been robustly shown to work as of yet.

I wouldn't expect you to be skeptical as you're the one advocating in this case. I was more talking from my perspective, and to be honest its hard to accept that it is purely down to misunderstandings due to the passing of a lot of time, or even "gubbermint" suppression as our furry friend would say. Furthermore, the burden of proof is by necessity higher when challenging very well established science. Thus, I feel skepticism is justified but if people like yourself can make it work practically then that can only be for the better.

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As for "free energy", I believe this is mostly based on a misunderstanding and people wanting it to be something it's not. I'm not aware of Tesla claiming he could get "significant" amounts of power out of thin air with his radiant energy patents, only that the method/principle works. People may be over complicating it. "Wardenclyffe was supposed to provide the world with free energy" for example. Well not by extracting the energy out of thin air, I don't think even Tesla believed such a thing to be possible. However a generator at a waterfall would supply free energy that can then be transmitted. Very simple. No need to get clever and wonder how it's to be done with thin air. People forget that Tesla practically had access to unlimited amounts of free power.

I thought Tesla did talk about free energy in the fullest sense of the word, hence J.P. Morgan was less than keen to continue with his funding of Wardenclyffe?

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