Tesla’s Wireless and the Tunguska Explosion of June 30,1908 Oliver Nichelson.

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Tesla’s Wireless and the Tunguska Explosion of June 30,1908 Oliver Nichelson

Tesla wrote that his wireless power transmission system could be used as a directed energy weapon. His test of the wireless weapon may have been the 15 megaton explosion 1908 in Russia.

Tesla’s transmitter on Long Island, NY

Tesla said his wireless power system did not use what we know as radio waves and that wireless power transmission would be through the earth.

A test configuration was set up to replicate the Tesla transmission system in its simplest form.

A pulsed power source is connected to the upper and lower plates of the transmitter. The upper and lower plates of the receiver are connected to a meter. The meter readings go to a computer. The first measurement was in an empty container (air medium).

The second measurement was with sand in the bottom of the container (sand medium).

The voltage at the passive receiver – seen in the following plot – was greater through sand (upper right) than through air (lower left). These are the results that Tesla predicted and opposite of what would happen with radio waves.

This small test of voltage detection through different media does not prove Tesla was involved with the Tunguska Explosion. However, the test does show his method of power transmission through the earth is different from radio waves which do not transmit through sand as easily as air.

Tesla also wrote that his transmission system would work underwater and make submarine communication possible.

Oliver Nichelson The original Tesla/Tunguska paper is at Analytical Tesla papers available through Amazon