The Secret Life of Lightning: The Science of Giant Tesla Coils | Greg Leyh

[@marioduddu471]

I congratulate Greg for his persistence. Most people associate sparks & lightning with Tesla coils. Of course, Tesla did produce large bolts of lightning at Colorado Springs. But that's not all about Tesla's secret of wireless power transmission. Tesla had discovered something fundamentally different about the nature of electricity. Greg should try and replace the top of his coils with a non metallic conductive element. He won't get lightning, but he'll find something far more interesting.

[@FernandoDeJesusPonce]

I want to know

[@retrocomputing]

What will he find?

[@cuprum166]

Wao! Spill the beans please. 🗯

[@brokenwingbird2552]

He'll find the 3,6,9

[@jeffparisse4202]

Indeed! Tesla’s most important studies at Colorado Springs did not make arcs so there was no “wow” factor to photograph and publicize. Greg is certainly persistent… He’s been trying to sell the LODI concept and big arcs for 20+ years.

[@johnschneider788]

Ran many a “withstand” tests involving the Tesla coil on electrical switchgear, called a Hi-Pot test. Ah the smell of Ozone and the fresh crackling sizzle late at night trying to get a unit back on line, loved it

[@martinkavanagh681]

RIGHT ✅ ON OK 👌 Me Too !!! Namaste 🙏

[@mmars4032]

Me too back in the early 1970's.

[@Nah_Bohdi]

@@martinkavanagh681 lmao lol

[@bobb.6393]

BBQ

[@markhodgson2348]

@@mmars4032 rub it backwards

[@MsAlisonWunderland]

Where I live in the UK, there is a lot of ironstone. There have been several incidents of ball lightning, in one such incident a ball of lightning hit the church and kicked out a large piece of stone, the ball then rolled along the ground, went through a large window in a nearby house, brushed past a woman doing her ironing before exiting the building and smashing the glass on the way out. Another incident happened where a ball of lightning smashed through the roof of a bungalow. Another incident involved ball lightning falling down a chimney, did a good job sweeping the chimney, but set fore to furniture in the room below. In the first incident the ball left track marks that might have been attributable to a giant cat clawing out lumps of grass across a grassy area.

[@goldenegg1063]

Oh wow, my nan told me about a ball lightning which came down the cast iron chimney in the kitchen and flew past her, through the hall, past grandad and went out the front door . Ive also witnessed ball lightning jumping between clouds . Nans house is in Birmingham, and the balls i witnessed were in Redditch . But ive not heard anyone else experience what nan and grandad did until your comment... . Thanks :)

[@thetruthexperiment]

I love that this is being held at a bar. That is what I’m taking about.

[@cjmatulka8321]

What I want to take time to discuss with this crowd and get some feedback on is my latest Tesla dream. Its a known battery scheme that when vanadium (v2?) metal is charged by whatever means it can be used by way of pumps to strip away the charge for use in the grid. The dream is to lay down a large circular pool of vanadium with passive (?) grounding around the circumference of the pool so that the lightning is slowly absorbed into the capacitic pool without explosive force, thus charging the vanadium storage battery. In order to get the lightening to strike at the desired location all that would be necessary is a small rocket carrying a hair thin conductor towards the clouds of choice, this is a known scheme that is effective for attracting lightning. I'm told that the vanadium battery is stable and can hold its charge for years with little loss of charge. I'm told the problem with the battery is that it takes a long time to conventionally charge and discharge but can do both at the same time with no degradation. If I'm correct, by putting the Tesla coil in the liquid battery and bringing the lightning to it its possible to harvest atmospheric charge for use as needed. Lightning in a bottle anyone? Thanks for your lecture and looking forward to hearing about foolish dreaming. Just to be on the level, as a young child, I have seen ball lightning following the phone lines as well as a sprite, long before it was recorded by the astronauts from space so maybe that's my qualifications for the subject.

[@zivanikolin9510]

Zahvaljyjem ameriki sto sy nam priredili .na rodjendan ..nikoli tesli i naycnicima!! Ziveli bravo

[@andy_o6133]

I really hope this gets funded!!!! You guys rock!

[@garyha2650]

Can't believe investors aren't calling him. 49:44 "People with real money have safeguards against too much fun" Seriously it is tough for me seeing brilliant minds of our time like Greg Leyh being sidelined.

[@janicobrackenmillioniarely1617]

Make the change you want in the world

[@Sciurus]

They are sidelined intentionally because they don't want the public really knowing about the Dr Thomas Henry Moray technology and even more strategic Thomas Townsend Brown tech and beyond (like the Integratron's alleged true purpose for being built, and the alleged Time Cameras of Steinmetz and Father Ernetti) which is where all of this high voltage high frequency dielectric impulses technology eventually leads if you follow it down the rabbit hole long enough (and eventually it brings you around to other areas, like Fulcanelli, the Theosophical Society, John Ernst Worrell Keely, etc.)

[@BenCooke419]

According to Eric Dollard, your receiving station, i.e. chair, must have the same amount of copper in weight as the transmission antenna. It must also be wound backwards. It's intended to transmit signals and power without RF attenuation. You can put a mountain in the way and it will still work. The reason is because his system didn't use the EMF spectrum. They were Longitudinal, Dielectric, compressions, SCALAR waves, call it what you want...simply put, it's D.C. electricity through the ether.

[@atmospheres11]

Yes. Well said. It was a perterbation of ether Instead of electric and instead of magnetic. Though AC and DC electromagnetic activity happened in the system, it was a system of power resonance between source 'tower' and reception or 'tuned' reception system that then converted the non Hertzian non electric, non magnetic POWER back into a usable electromagnetic form. So few seem to get the idea though it is so clearly defined. I suspect it's because just about everyone still thinks the tower radiated or propogated electricity. It didnt

[@gavinperch9413]

Ive looked up Eric Dollard and some of the things ive read included that he made a teleportation device, also he is claimed to have been the only person to succeed in teslas transmission of power. Do you think he made a teleportation device and also I thought that the power is transmitted through capacitive coupling as is stated in this video so is the power you're talking about not capacitive coupling?

[@atmospheres11]

@@gavinperch9413 teleportation no, it's a different approach to what most science regurgitates in error. No mass or matter or any other 'stuff' can move/propogate/change its location or perterbate faster than what we call the speed of light (stupid concept that, it's got nothing to do with light, rather it's simply nothing can happen faster than at 299,792,458 m/s) BUT 'stuff' can perturb ether and always actualy does all the time and THAT happens at a speed of at LEAST 299,792,458 m/s. So, if you do that at location A, at another point B you can use the fluctuation of ether to perturb mass which then can be used in reverse so to speak to facilitate power or once converted back to electromagnetic perturbation, electricity. Tesla thoroughly explained all of this.

[@BenCooke419]

@@gavinperch9413 There are a lot of myths about Dollard and Tesla. Dollard never created a teleportation device. The power is transmitted through the ether. The ether, electrical ground, and counter space are the same thing. Transmitting dielectricity in this way offers an instantaneous transfer, there is no magnetic/time component and therefor operates faster than the speed of light, since the speed of light is the rate of induction on the electromagnetic spectrum. It the same with lightning. What we observe as a plasma discharge is following in the wake of a dielectric discharge. The dielectric discharge is what make the lights go out and destroys electrical equipment, which there is no surge protector on earth that can fix it.

[@gavinperch9413]

Thank you both. I suppose I should learn more about the concepts that Tesla and Dollard have been exploring. I'm only clued in on the standard understanding of em interaction. Are longitudinal waves possible with electricity?

[@noonespecific9463]

Lightning strikes the earth, the ground, energy in the atmosphere discharges into the earth like a giant capacitor charging. We need to figure out how to tap into that, let the lightning just keep charging the earth as it always has and figure out how to tap into the giant capacitor.

[@alwayscensored6871]

Tap into that solar plasma

[@brushhaidinger2506]

@@noonespecific9463 Lightnings have a pathetic amount of energy. They have enormous power because the time in which they do work is extremely short. They also discharge at random intervals and places (they do NOT hit tallest objects). Collecting their energy would be incredibly futile.

[@2fathomsdeeper]

As another Tesla List member/lurker, I've studied ball lightning, and it seems to be a carbon electric effect. In every instance of natural ball lightning, a source of carbon could be found. I first generated it by using a burning chunk of car tire on the electrode of my Tesla coil. The balls would begin to form above the flame in the soot smoke, and range from pink to blue in color, and up to 1/4 inch in size. More powerful coils produced larger balls. The largest was about 1 inch in diameter from a coil running about 2400W input. (12KV 120mA xfmr) The Corum's put out a paper from Battel in which they proposed a carbon aerogel form, while I propose a fullerene form. Fullerene manufacture is usually done in a carbon arc in an inert gas environment, whereas, I would be making them in a combustible environment. That's why I favor the fullerene as a ball lightning model.

[@dougselsam5393]

So how does this explain ball lightning traveling through solid barriers?

[@ekaksana]

@@dougselsam5393 Good question. Just like a soap bubble slowly evaporates until surface tension collapse, perhaps the plasma is the "surfactant" of an antimatter soap bubble that is at a harmonic of the weak force, and as such, just travels thru the 99% space that makes up atoms.

[@dougselsam5393]

@@ekaksana I guess what I was asking is how the carbon travels through a solid object. It is so funny to watch "science" always trying to "catch up" with normal people and normal everyday experience. For so many years, "science" denied ball lightning, just as "science" had previously denied meteorites, or even something as basic as impact craters (calling them volcanic craters). I knew of a group of scientists who were on a hike in Yosemite , sheltering from a thunderstorm in a corrugated metal hut. Lightning struck, and a "ball lightning" ball was bouncing around the room, hit one of them and killed him. Suddenly "science" knew what "ordinary idiots" had already known: ball lightning exists AND can kill you! Here's another one: My girlfriend and I were out walking in the desert one night and heard a "zzzzzzip" noise, looked up to see a meteor (falling star) coming in many many miles away. It wasn't a big one, just an average, ordinary "blink and you missed it", not-so-bright "shooting star". The sound would have taken 10 minutes to reach us, yet we heard it, and looked up to see the incoming meteorite in response to the sound, which reminded me of those "safe and sane" fireworks that bounce and spin on the ground. So somehow, the "sound" reached us instantaneously, or at the speed of light maybe. "Science" is still unable to wrap their feeble heads around this, but luckily for us scientists, as well as regular people, some actual "scientists" have also experienced this phenomenon, so it is begrudgingly somewhat "acknowledged", yet poorly (not) explained by "science". The would-be explanations are weak, like electromagnetic waves somehow exciting tree leaves to vibrate, etc. All I can say, as one more "scientist", is that "science" knows a little bit, but there is a lot more to learn!

[@richardward6747]

Some balls could be more supernatural in origin.. it is a prime shape.. then again maybe (substance dependant) carbon on the other side of the wall might somehow be induced into shape.. Nice research btw! An good question.

[@2fathomsdeeper]

@@richardward6747 Yes! The Corum's did find that balls would pass through glass if there were carbon smudges on the opposite side. Likely a capacitive effect. Like balls passing through aircraft windshields. Jet aircraft always have a fine coating of engine soot on all surfaces, both inside and outside of the aircraft. If the static drain system is degraded, the aircraft will charge to extremely high potentials allowing St. Elmo's fire to form. It's that combination that's always seen in ball lightning events on aircraft. Nothing supernatural about it!

[@HalfQuickFarmer]

So turning off nature is more interesting than discovering the truer nature of plasma or why lighting sometimes wanders in a room. This thinking is what keeps us tidal locked to this system of control.

[@TravisLee33]

Oh my oh my oh my, now your on my level. That's what I'm talking about, I was literally getting ready to type a similar statement. I'd add why aren't we figuring it out, he put in all the work so we don't have to, each of us are torch bearers of knowlage. If we don't bear our touch we are not doing our part. I'm 29 and I'm growing learning more things about science, philosophy, than I do outside of class then in do in class. I write down my day at the end of each day. Yeah, it sucks, but I'm trying to push the boundaries of what somebody a hundred years ago decided was the 'norm' but I dare anyone tell me the positives of each person writing down what they learned and what happened each day of their lives at the end of the day doesn't out weight the negitves of taking 30mins before bed at least to write down or record a voice clip on our phones at the end of the day. Imagine how much we all would grow collectively just from being inspired by seeing another do it. I SWEAR I FEEL LIKE A KID IN THE SENSE THAT I FEEL LIKE IM LOOKING AT THE WORLD WITH NEW EYES, AS IF I HAD BEEN BLIND MY WHOLE LIFE.

[@PylesOfPepe]

Well then the fossil fuel industry may not be to happy...

[@petersvideofile]

I havent even watched this yet, but the stenography of the logo quite literally NOT X as in not X Technology as dark jounalist would call it, kind of makes me wonder the intentions of the foundation. Why spell out possible intentions so clearly.... (EDIT: this comment doesn't reflect my opinion of this presentation, which after watching in it's entirety was very good and didn't seem to be a limited hang out)

[@petersvideofile]

5 minutes in and I already disagree with one main point reativistic effects of electricity do not just exist at large scales. Just research micro ball lightning, kennith shoulders and takaaki matsumoto... EDIT after having watch the rest of this I have a great deal of respect for everyone involved, it is obvious they have done a lot of research. A guest even asks about ball lightning at 39:20 but the presenter admits he has not done much research into it. They would be wise to give it more consideration.

[@BenedickHoward]

What would Eric Dollard have to say about this dumbed down electrical engineering model. Jeez, let's move on.

[@malectric]

I sincerely hope that lightning is not disabled over populated areas. It is one of the few natural phenomena I get to see (rarely as it is) that I enjoy watching. I hope that science will not take second place to property development because it deserves better. I had the privelege of meeting Greg in person in NZ in '98 at Electrum's resting place. Kudos Greg!

[@G4VRX]

Of course it should be built, every time we push boundaries in the universe , yet more mysteries unfold...this much we have learnt.

[@jasonchu4400]

when you do a lecture about about unexplained lightning phenomenon in the bay... you KNOW you made it to the BIG TIMES!!!

[@koenvanvlaenderen5568]

Natural occurring 'Quantum Tunnelling ionisation' could explain very long natural atmospheric streamers. The essence of this is in the abrupt changes of electric fields, and not in the strength of the electric fields. The Keldysh parameter, calculated for 'dynamic Coulomb near fields' might be such that it allows for QT ionisation of the atmosphere. I assume QT ionisation is demonstrated by tiny QCW Tesla coils that create exceptionally long streamers with relative low 'high voltage'.

[@tanner1985]

You wrote a famous paper if I'm not wrong.

[@JakeWitmer]

18:40 "electron avalanche" ...this is mind-blowing stuff. Thanks, Long Now!

[@lyomadishny]

Great presentation! Really enjoyed it and hope to meet Dr. Leyh in person to develop his outstanding ideas! Thank you!

[@vingotaq777]

Great interview , as an amateur I find his analysis very clear 👍

[@jeffwilliams1770]

This talk should be taking place in congress.good job guys jmt

[@MrElapid]

Great vid! Nice to see humor thrown in.. Lots of comments here interesting all, but for anyone genuinely interested it's fairly simple to build a VTTC (vacuum tube Tesla coil) and it won't break the bank. A Microwave transformer (30.00 fr.EBaY) will give you 2kv. for the anode (plate) voltage, transmitting triodes (tubes) are cheap from there as well and even new 811A triodes are cheap. 572B's aren't bad either, I use a pair of these. Many old and new tubes work fine. Some wire, a filament transformer, forms to wind wire on and a few resistors and capacitors and you're good to go. VTTC's don't produce huge arcs but are great for wireless transmission of power. Just a class D oscillator with a big step-up coil. Lots of schematics online and I'm having real fun with this and also learning plenty. Great community of hobbyists out there also who are friendly and interesting people!

[@Equelan2]

Imagine you are putting a big Tesla coil somewhere at your house and all your electrical devices in and around your house have wireless power without need for battery or charging. Nope it's not by lighning archs as Greg were trying to achieve rather it is a technology called radiant AC power. I can share you a link if you wanna see a video about it.

[@paulneils3405]

I'd love to see that. Can you send me the link?

[@Equelan2]

@@paulneils3405 here is the link i have mentioned about radiant ac electricity. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHSsmq2PatOVb6s

[@paulneils3405]

Radiant AC power awesome and amazing... Thanks Equelan2

[@bensas42]

"Tesla Roadster" is brilliant

[@01cdave]

What a FUN and provocative presentation!

[@johnwilson4909]

One question about "defusing" lightning. We normally put up a lightning rod on a building that goes straight to ground. Is it possible to use a tesla coil as a step down transformer and direct the lightning to a storage container? At the least it could be used to generate steam and use the steam to drive a conventional generator.

[@kihembokiiza9429]

I like the way you think but the lightning we are talking about rarely strikes so its energy you would get every once in a while

[@cjay2]

Are you serious? Go learn something.

[@Pink_Noodle]

Vanadium battery might be the kind of thing you are looking for. Also this idea has also another manifestation in using channels of ionized particles to draw lightning out of storms deliberately

[@Curtis.Carpenter]

@@cjay2 if you want to discuss or comment then either ask a question, make a statement or help inform. coming in and saying "go learn something" without giving any input is foolish and pointless. go learn what? . as far as i can tell the only thing you discuss is being a homosexual. after seeing your channel. please enlighten us with your vast knowledge "cjay".

[@_kodojak]

What are the gold caps on some historical buildings around the world? Atmospheric energy conductor?

[@danielash1704]

I love ceramic design forms and super hard structures for them.

[@ThunderKat]

Madness? This! is! Science!

[@skimowhite586]

This guy is something else the truth is outstanding

[@dr.k.eliassummerel8143]

The higher the voltage the more pressure is pushing the electrons, thus the farther the arc is going to travel. Also lighting turns o2 into o3 and it has been "claimed" that ozone is being depleted causing holes in the ozone layer. If a hole was in the ozone layer the hole would be visible as a black spot in the azure sky , and in that black spot would be visible stars in the background.

[@brianstaples4057]

JP Morgan pulled his investment when he found out Tesla's intention was to make free energy.

[@jeffparisse4202]

Tesla knew that there was no such thing as free energy. He was, however, working on the the “lossless transmission” of electrical energy via injecting man made electricity from hydroelectric plants at Earth/Ionosphere resonance (Schulman Cavity) and/or as standing ground waves (Zeneck).

[@7792448]

That should have been your assumption, of Tesla knowing there was no such thing as free energy, that comment is steeped in traditional, assumption stated as it's fact.

[@brianstaples4057]

Just pointing out the greed involved with JP Morgan realizing there was very little return on his investment when there should be more concern and involvement in the field.

[@nathankinser3517]

Love ur work, keep it up, n don't give up, no matter wat

[@socialism2.0]

Электроны летят в обратном направление, т.к. в облаках происходит только формирование ЛИДЕРА, но ГЛАВНЫЙ КАНАЛ молнии формируется в обратном направление!

[@daniellybaert1958]

Every body think the wrong way, the tesla tower is a receiver of static elektricity not a transmitter of HV !

[@Madskills-hw2ox]

That tower would produce a lot of static electricity, with the slightest breeze. Good comment.

[@gregkeet]

Thanks for this insightful viewing. It seems as if we are only creating the catalyst for a pre existing natural condition in the troposphere up till ionosphere. Perhaps one needs to ionize the lower section to be able to link with 250kv potential at 10-12km altitude where ion pair production is optimal.

[@pquic]

this is so awesome in practical terms this man put the fact in what is usually considered fiction

[@donaldbest7621]

Any speak on Tesla that does not include Tesla’s electrostatic compressional wave, has missed the point. This lecture is an example of stacked misconceptions, and not enough research. Tesla clearly said 60 billion volts is not dangerous to handle,if one is utilizing his high frequency, electrostatic compressional waves. There is a 3 percent loss in sending this energy across the world, according to Tesla. First thing you need is a flat coil, as compressional electron force is only possible from a flat coil, not a solenoid.

[@chrismotley7789]

I like your brain! 😃

[@KaizerPowerElectronicsDk]

Greg Leyh knows what he talks about

[@thebiomatrix]

Its a Fermion network. We are currently using less than half of the science. Excuse the current pun. :)

[@imacrapschick]

isn't the tower ground to the Earth tho? Like Pyramids? Underground workings stop the arcs.

[@brentgreeff1115]

First thing I thought when seeing slow-mo guys lightning video was that it looks like a graph of probabilities. - Once one of the branches touches something all the others cease to exist.

[@diminishedauthority5517]

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[@cooperbacon476]

BROOOOOOOOO

[@illygah]

nature always finds the path of least resistance to ground. always, always, always. The slow mo lightning looks like veins of a leaf and they're both demonstrating a form of quantum problem solving poorly understood. Quantum biology is a research field not yet fully matured, experimental results so far have impressed me. The lighting is in superposition, all the fractalling branches are in a big race and then the winning path is the one the lightning takes to discharge. Cool talk. It seemed to take a turn after the slide with the Econoline in it, though.

[@thetruthexperiment]

So it’s like a library with a bar in it? Where is this?! I want to go!

[@andrewstewart7140]

What's interesting about ball lightning is that there is a place in Siberia I thought that has an exceptional amount of examples of it. Wonder if it is tied to the wild arcs happening there.

[@thatsworrisome]

Because I lived on a golf course I have ball lightning go past me twice in my life time. Amazing experience it moves so slowly as a dust burns

[@danielash1704]

The thing about the electric charges beyond the atmosphere is filled with energy past the point where it can catch a charged number for the vibrations of the device 👏resonance feed backs to a magnetic field that is closer too the iron sheets to make the thick plates are like pairing avoid to coil transference. It takes a large system to keeping track of the costs associated with the company.

[@glenholmgren1218]

Wildly Fascinating! Thanks! 👍💪🙏🎯😎

[@plasmaconversion]

Always wondered where Tesla put the primary coil at Wardenclyffe.

[@KatharinaBachman]

The Great Genius - I’m a great fan of Nikola Tesla 💕

[@kiransirlapu8745]

I'm too I love Nikola tesla

[@ВладимирСтанојевић]

Why don't you visit Serbia then? You can enjoyed sightseeing many beautiful places here, but also the great Nikola Tesla's museum.

[@kiransirlapu8745]

@@ВладимирСтанојевић oh really? But I can't because I'm struggling get a good job if I got, I'll visit.

[@simoncleret]

7:23 "So of course the first thing we did was try to recreate the accident" Science in a nutshell

[@thelastremaininglogicallib9320]

I know one thing, I will be searching KZbin for "Power Tool Vehicle Races" as soon as this video ends; if I even wait that long lol.

[@danielash1704]

I love the chalk board it's very simple yet complex.

[@the_natrix9959]

Our trees, plants are indeed Ionization reeds, poles. directly to ground. The Golden Pineapple, the Golden pinecones.. A terrific Ionization shape. Palm trees, and water droplets, or mist. Viktor Schaumberger demonstrated this with copper coils and plates and natural cool flowing fresh water. Nevermind ALL of the ancient imagery depicting Chariots, chariotteers, and the riders electrified with a line shown to another rider on the ground, grounded. And two towers depicting a flame, and gas...

[@madtscientist8853]

The problem that people are having with Tesla coils are that you have to put them in the right area of the atmosphere because like Tesla Saif The ionisphere Is just like a Is conductive wire That is how he was able to send electricity Through the air Ultra rarefried gas

[@JamesGP89]

Tartarian buildings used to harvest free energy and distribute it freely wirelessly for everyone to use way before tesla rediscovered it. 1 metre above earths surface is 100volts and 100v per metre above that

[@e2ype]

In The UK...We still have Blackpool Tower... I'm happy to Help😊

[@dondaddah9141]

What tesla did is hone the space between the ionosphere and the ground so a larg degree of electricity VIA MAGNETIC FIELDS allowing harnessing from the air but the largest degree of power you tap from the surrounding ground

[@stevethewsimpson25]

Don Scott has worked out a theory on how step leader strokes work, with what is called a Birkland Current. Electricity does have a means to reach out thru the atmosphere.

[@ianw7898]

Can you link to the peer-reviewed paper please?

[@AB-1023]

This is awesome

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

All this sounds Good. The only thing that throws me off IS the Heliocentric Models used to CON-Fuse US.

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

@Paul sansonetti I believe the older a clock the more accurate the model.

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

@Paul sansonetti I lost my mother yesterday. Please don’t be an asshole. I said the older the clock the more accurate. That says a lot on its own. I wasn’t given the answers, God Made me discover the Answers. Some truths can’t be given so easily. You have to do some work on your part. It is a Real Bad Time for me RN, but if you truly Innerstand the saying “You Have More Than You Know” you will be Surprised as soon as you see it with your own Two Eyes, and Stay completely away from Single Ones.

[@charleylyons6090]

Hey Mr. You skipped over the part about the Ground to Atmosphere, return strike of the lightning...

[@patriciatardugno7275]

That's what the sparks & the metal pole sticking up reminds me of.

[@puntabachata]

Tower to convert lightening (DC) to high frequency AC and transmit the AC to a network of other towers.

[@aewcac]

I love it. "35,000 Amps". I want to post what I know. Today I pass. This I gotta see. It's true, being human is to love a light show. Besides, years ago I ignored high current as important. I still ignore it as important. However, I can ignore that because now I can see a light show.

[@ELMohel]

As of late lightning coming from the ground going upwards, especially with the magnetosphere diminishing

[@zweisteinya]

Data?

[@ELMohel]

@@zweisteinya Hello, please look here at this location you can find documentation under the more tab. The earth is changing due to the pole shift. We are becoming magnetically unstable. The following link makes mention of upward lighting. There is plenty of other viideos sighting nasa and other scientific data. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGrIk6SEZbOGqKs

[@brianwells142]

I read somewhere that the space shuttle crews witnessed many lightning strikes from a semi global view, and commented that it was as though there was some kind of communication going on!!

[@sea9994]

All those patents were to be for everyone sad they were not as he wanted. He was a good man I bet.

[@EnvisionerWill]

Turn off lightning over cities? Don't you dare! There are few things I love more than hearing a thunderstorm rage above my house.

[@alwayscensored6871]

Wow, it got very interesting at the 7 min mark.

[@planetaryhealth393]

I have found an interesting niche which derives from Nikola Tesla Colorado Springs notes. A curious circuit design which takes advantage of the ether using a single base emitter collector configuration which steps nicely.

[@cascadianrangers728]

My friend built a tesla coil out of a vaccume cleaner motor and belt and it burned the insulation off some wires or something and caught the appartment on fire

[@StephenPhantom]

yeah you have to watch sparks breaking down the insulation of the wires charging the belt drive system yeah um get cables with thicker insulators

[@chrisbrooks89]

Tesla wanted free power for the world and so do I. Couldn’t figure out how to get rolling with production myself to give them away for free, so this past weekend I put my ideas out on the web and have had several calls with a company that is very interested. Hopefully within less than a year we will be well on our way to powering our houses with fluid and vehicles and aircraft will be powered by a breath of air. This movement will eliminate the electric bill, the water bill, fossil fuel usage, drinking and driving, drinking and flying and prove that acceleration feeding acceleration is entirely easily achievable.

[@aalovelace2776]

Chris Brooks - You have a free energy device idea? How about contacting Dr. Steven Greer? Check out his channel.

[@chrisbrooks89]

@@aalovelace2776 Thank you for the info. A couple variations of Tesla’s turbine. Intake partially fed by exhaust.

[@aalovelace2776]

@@chrisbrooks89 Dr. Greer feels that any technology such as this needs to be open source - because all potentials that have been presented in the past, have been eradicated by those who benefit from oil/gas being the continued fuel source. But if it is shared openly, then it’s possible for it to become widely known. Which also offers protection to the inventor. So .. when you mentioned that you’d garnered some interest .. well - i would just say that I’d be cautious about whom you trust. Dr. Greer has already investigated many so-called free energy devices. I do hope you reach out to him if you have something truly viable. Would you be willing to share your web-site? I’d like to see what you’re working on. I have no credentials or knowledge of these things - just curious.

[@chrisbrooks89]

@@aalovelace2776 I am on the same page. I have no website, no degrees, no prototypes. Just a country boy that grew up building hot rods which has given me mechanical aptitude that put me in the top seven percent of the entire military when I joined at nineteen. To better the world takes teamwork on a global scale. One world one team.

[@aalovelace2776]

@@chrisbrooks89 Ok. You had said that you’d put your ideas “out on the web” .. and had heard back from an interested party so .. I assumed a website. Good luck and stay safe!

[@Merlinemryys]

I have read that Tesla had a Pierce Arrow car that ran off induction from his lab and had no drive train engine from Pierce Arrow.

[@SLYRED33]

So if one thimble full of antimatter can power a car FOREVER but if The Large Hadron Collider can't produce enough fast enough, the NASA video said that antimatter is creating gamma-rays from a thunderstorm which creates Positrons(antimatter) couldn't we figure out a way to collect these Positrons to get antimatter quicker and cheaper?

[@Syphirioth]

It's called modern science. Not be able to think out of the box they are in.

[@SLYRED33]

@@HalfQuickFarmer that doesn't answer my question and really has nothing to do with anything I was talking about at all???

[@robbmaier368]

The colider is a fantastic over done joke because anti mater dark mater and mater can be done in a normal way of taking it to a different state of matter is the step to it dorection as the the atoms become free flowing first

[@nighthawkviper6791]

Much the same way you use Optical Trapping/Laser Trapping/Laser Tweezers; Scalar Interferometry can generate plasma in stasia at a distance. (Think Ball Lightning)

[@juanmf]

Real estate investor: “Will all this stuff alter my DNA?” - while scheduling for the next booster shot.

[@joshspohn355]

I wonder if you can pull electricity out of the air using Tesla coil

[@danielash1704]

The upwards question is relatively magnetic cross waves like not really magnetic more like force opposite of gravity or the spin forces that will be detected when micro satellite full spectrum released .

[@truthhunter1220]

It all make sense when there is firmament, which there is water above which can help to transmit electricity such as tesla tower .

[@bogoljubivic9517]

is the earths magnetic fields considered at all? it can change the way of discharge

[@MrRsbot21]

If i become a millionaire this maybe something i want to drop my excess money. Such an unexplored technology

[@The.Golden.Door.]

I'm curious to see how a rodin coil would react with that much voltage onto a quartz crystal obelisk with a gold pyramidion

[@sheliumorg5189]

Lichtenberg figure. Supposition that Grand Canyon is result of electrical discharge on grandest scale.

[@ckvisme]

Amazing

[@j.c.764]

Great to see you Greg. Intriguing stuff like always!

[@jakegorman7121]

One needs only to take in a Lt. Col. Tom Bearden lecture to not only be told but shown how Tesla was capable "and so are we" of having FREE wireless energy

[@markschweitzer]

The answer is in the small light balls at the end of a lightning flash. Not the million volt arc. But the tip flare that jets of in a separate course. It is a bubble of charge that is counter to the atmosphere, so it has a short life, but if charge were maintained it's field left intact. You now have a bubble that holds itself against all matter no matter the density, to a point. That bubble is the field around ufo

[@robbmaier368]

SHOULD understand that there SHOULD be no light show when everythings is in this CONDITION the condition is vary INPORTANT to DELIVER this signaled tunning that is OBTAINED by the tuned condition

[@thetruthexperiment]

One of the best Nirvana songs. Big Long Now.

[@LostAnFound]

51:46 - He thinks there are a lot of unknowns there He’s speaking his truth

[@jestersi]

Hmm lightning and electrical discharge has the same growth pattern as slime mold

[@YUCIFEROfficial]

these patterns hint at underlying structures they’re not nescesarilly the conclusion in and of themselves ... don’t get distracted ... but incredible insight

[@timbob1145]

And the Japanese rail network I believe...

[@bramcoteelectrical1088]

Fractal patterns are in all structors and objects...

[@theholykaremtheholyshibe2029]

KAREN IS THE PERFECT ENERGY FORM OF USE

[@paulbriggs3072]

I submit that electricity pumped into the atmosphere would simply be drained back out again every time lightning grounded it out back to earth again.

[@sebastienloyer9471]

So there for a completed circuit

[@orcoastgreenman]

It is not being pumped into the atmosphere, but rather, into the aether, which exists between and throughout,) everything with mass… If my understanding is correct

[@alohaservant]

why you donot have a Patron site in addition to your web page ro support long term funding....to give you a broader audience.... ty 4 your work

[@the_natrix9959]

what would a PULSAR impart if it was created in the midst of the coil? With some mirrors, or a reflective bell wouldn't this attach the photon energies?

[@sheliumorg5189]

A Tesla tower has been built in Texas by a new energy company.

[@thatsworrisome]

How are frequencies turned to these coils please?

[@brettmoore3194]

It was never suppose to discharge only radiate EM waves... This novelty amazes most but makes me furious that such a device is relegated to a toy

[@tanner1985]

not EM, sorry. surely not to discharge as a toy, indeed.

[@gabrielehanne580]

Are you working with mind/cloud interfaces ?

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

Excellent talk and information! Thanks!

[@danielash1704]

I seen how plasma in vacuum and nitrogen was able to plate any surfaces that has a conductive surface 0lants and plastic etc.

[@leonidzhits5373]

16:27 This photo I took) Not in Siberia but in Saint-Petersburg city

[@chauvinemmons]

The best example that I know is when they tried to deploy a cable out in near space. I think that it failed as it shorted out in its deployment there's plenty of energy in the air because of our magnetic field interacting with the solar wind I think there's plenty of energy available if we wish to extract it unfortunately we're still too damn busy trying to defend ourselves from China and Russia. We could ever finally put the rest men's needs to dominate each other we might actually be able to do something useful with our time money and effort

[@trichbeer6941]

98% positive man already possessed free power? Look into Tartaria.