Making Wireless Energy For The Entire Planet-Nikola Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower

[@trickydicky2594]

*Can we stop and appreciate just the level of detail Nikola used to describe his 'theoretical' technologies?* I mean jeez, it was spot on.

[@foryou...9732]

Idk if I’m the first person to make this theory, but I’m currently stuck on the thought that this man must’ve been a time traveler, whom only had the ability to travel backwards and was trying to bring this technology to us earlier to kickstart a technological revolution.

[@konstruct11]

They asked Einstein what’s it feel like to be the smartest man alive he says I don’t know ask tesla

[@realrespect964]

Where can I find his Theoretical research?

[@konstruct11]

@@realrespect964 The CIA took all his notes and paperwork not that they could figure out what to do with it anyway Tesla was beyond anybody of his time and this time also Einstein was ask how’s it feel to be the smartest person in the world he said I don’t know ask tesla

[@stevethea5250]

@@konstruct11 sauce??

[@AwakenEmile]

I was *NOT* expecting that music genre.

[@TheActionLab]

surprise!

[@arkhe1n107]

Man is full of surprises.

[@aravindsai2409]

Didn't think you would listen to mumble rap lol.. Expected you to listen to songs with complex lyrics and meaning lol...

[@ethanhair1460]

@@aravindsai2409 Rap (especially Christian Rap which is what I listen to) has complex lyrics and meaning.

[@AnonymousUser77254]

Ethan Hair Christian rap? Please no 😝 The angel of music is not on your side.

[@headshock1111]

I really love how knowledgable this guy is about esoteric “alt science”, he’s the only guy I’ve seen actually bring up the longitudinal waves thing as it pertains to Tesla’s plan

[@hawkvolante4903]

I didn't invent anything, I discovered what was already there. "Nikola Tesla"

[@rorschacht8478]

That's not how to use quotation marks

[@blueheartorangeheart3768]

Rickard V he literally used them the opposite way lol

[@delima5146]

We never invent, neither will. Everything is always there. It was , it is and it will be, all at the same time and no time at all. I ll one day prove we do and do not thing at the same time. Things are and are not at the same time

[@AKIRA-wh8nm]

"i invent anything that what was already invented" ~Thomas Alfa Edison

[@kindacoolanimation]

Code Name Cipher 🤣

[@KyokunTenzo]

" I don’t care that they stole my idea … I care that they don’t have any of their own." Nikola Tesla

[@elmerwaltermeyer8340]

Oh the poor worms are getting shocked.

[@DMSProduktions]

The GREATEST genius that ever lived!

[@cadenvincent109]

This is and always will be my favorite quote

[@banglaanimeproject9036]

@@DMSProduktions True

[@DMSProduktions]

@@banglaanimeproject9036 Indeed! It is said he made 1st contact with an alien intelligence in the 1890s!

[@madtscientist8853]

I love how this guy knows what he is talking about. Tesla wanted to put his Towner in the ionosphere and a WELL BUILT GROUND connection to send wireless power around the globe.

[@davidmacphee3549]

Holy Smokes I just posted what you just posted elsewhere just before I came here except I spelled Ionosphere wrong. " I can finally see how Wardenclyffe would have worked by Using the entire Earth as a ground and build a powerful connection to the super charged IONASPHERE WAY, WAY UP. Antennas in the ground to manipulate frequency's in a multiplex format like the internet works today. Spread spectrum that came much later by a famous actress . Hedy Lamarr What a team they would have made! We are talking about Nicola Tesla remember? It should be done again. … Tesla had a patent on this communication format in 1903"

[@yellowstoneofficial1223]

jtyttyrkyryguygy

[@yellowstoneofficial1223]

i weill kill

[@Mark-xw5yt]

fgrl ice no! ! !

[@citrusblast4372]

@Dave Micolichek "waste of electricity" as if there is a finite amount of electricity

[@m.w.a.5716]

Tesla is a legend, that's why I'm studying electrical engineering

[@ethansmith5560]

dont come to louisiana tech for that shit. its all outta wack. whatever you do. DO NOT come to louisiana tech for any sort of engineering. plz save yourself.

[@happywalek9816]

Same. Me to.

[@Renin_Viper]

That is no reason to go study electrical engineering.. Either you love that subject or you were put there and now watching this video makes you proud of tesla and you are making that a reason .. Plz don't.

[@ansh6370]

Was*

[@vulpineronin3460]

or it could be, and what I would think MWA was saying, is his learning of Tesla introduced him to studying electrical engineering.... and he loves the field now.... so yes, Tesla would be the initial "spark", so to speak, to his study of electrical engineering.

[@KyokunTenzo]

"No free energy device will ever be allowed to reach the market" Nikola Tesla

[@vintageb8]

doubt he said that

[@Mark-xw5yt]

Irwan Santoso maybe, but wasnt it cancelled because his investors didn’t want to give people free energy

[@vintageb8]

@@Mark-xw5yt Tesla was given the chance, but the tower never worked

[@99deathwish]

Irwan Santoso They want you to think it never worked. Free energy would change the world. people could become self sufficient and the ones up top getting rich on burning fossil fuels don’t want to see that happen.

[@prich0382]

They don't exist anyway so

[@TamarinPamarin]

I don’t simply understand why his final work was destroyed. Loving that his name is going strong and now everybody knows who Tesla was.

[@alankrebs856]

They are using his name to market a car that isn't really using his technology. See the work of Joseph Newman. He was closer to Tesla's work than anyone else.

[@muhammadhabib9456]

The tower destroyed due to his debts

[@robmerrill3460]

Tesla and Edison were inventing at the same time. Tesla's energy was "free" Edison's could be metered (electric meters and billing) This is also why everyone learns about Edison and the lightbulb but you have to seek information about Tesla.

[@yeetman4953]

@@robmerrill3460 well cause tesla was also kind of a nutter.

[@robmerrill3460]

@@yeetman4953 so was Einstein. Have you seen an interview with Elon musk?

[@leniterfortis4832]

Nikola was at least 50 years ahead of his time. An absolute genius.

[@Stephgarcia2042]

IKR

[@predragnedeljkovic7482]

You mean 500 you see we still dont know what he knew

[@SuqMadiq]

@@predragnedeljkovic7482 nah, we understand Tesla's work pretty well at this point. He was 50 or 60 years ahead of everyone else in terms of electrical technology.

[@predragnedeljkovic7482]

@@SuqMadiq yeah but there is lot of things about he talked but we still dont get it like death ray and a lot of his paperwork was taken by CIA and those papers are stil classified so probably there is still something that is ahead our time

[@SuqMadiq]

@@predragnedeljkovic7482 Classified doesn't mean we don't understand it. We also understand his death ray, which was mostly based in fiction. We have "death rays" of our own that the military uses today. Tesla was a genius and he was certainly ahead of his time, but we almost* perfectly understand the things he created and proposed. We're only a decade or so away from autonomous vehicles and tourist flights into space. We live in the future, man. We know a lot. Edit: I want to clarify that there most likely are some ideas of his that we don't understand. It's just that there can be a multitude of reasons we don't understand something beyond it being "too far ahead" for us. We likely understand everything important from him.

[@KyokunTenzo]

"If your hate could be turned into electricity, it would light up the whole world" Nikola Tesla

[@deant3980]

If gullibility were able to be converted to power, the lights would never go out - Me

[@m.islamnafees5770]

Do you come to this video every year and comment a quote of Tesla?

[@adrianrocha49]

If visionless men's greed could be turned into electricity, we would have all the energy we would ever need. Their greed is limitless and I believe, will eventually kill us all.

[@stevethea5250]

@@m.islamnafees5770 fake quotes?

[@louisbuzzi869]

Yeah hate or greed though huh.

[@liamfeatherstone924]

Imaging bringing him back to life in the modern day with the technology we have today.

[@chiefazn6957]

Where's orochimaru when we need him

[@chiefazn6957]

Edo Nikola Tesla

[@danieljust295]

Tesla would say : that’s just the beginning of what I thought

[@OriginalPuro]

@@chiefazn6957 orowhat? Oo

[@giovannip8600]

He wouldn't understand it, he didn't understand the physics of his day since he actually believed in his ideas being possible

[@MissesWitch]

That prediction's accuracy gave me goosebumps. I don't know about you, But somehow I think Tesla would have made this tower work.

[@d.b.cooper8178]

It's over my pay grade to critique the works and ideas of a genius like Tesla, but I do recognize that genius level intelligence is often accompanied by some crazy obsessions. Even if the idea could be made to work the impact of charging the entire planet would be impossible to predict. For reasons we can't possibly imagine it might be a bad idea.

[@MS-iu9cg]

His investors left him when they realized they will not be able to charge electricity bills.

[@zodsinclair8500]

He did find the resonant Frequency of the Earth...thats why he teased, " If you want to now the secrets of the Universe, think in terms of energy, frequency & vibration.'"Did you hear about him using some simple equipment in his home & a speaker, & generating an earthquake ...realising that like a bridge under resonance for too long, it would collapse the bridge& thus the earth, so maybe thats why his idea wouldn't have worked consistently. or it would have been dangerous, he wouldn't have wanted to destroy the earth, so he was podering other ways to make it work....I wonder...

[@meesalikeu]

if wishes were fishes

[@analogdragon4709]

Misses Witch He did, Influenza

[@72_arshsayyed94]

THIS VIDEO WAS SO INFORMATIVE MY HEAD STARTED TO WIGGLE *BACK* And *Forth*

[@OF01975]

Sadest boy6969 damn u really are the sadest boy

[@szabocsaba1162]

My head wiggeled because I was playing Metallica in the beckground :P

[@nicholas3354]

@@OF01975 Sadder is to be a jerk.

[@arthuramye]

Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and Back and Forth and

[@OF01975]

Nicholas Whitmire sadder is to get triggered by a Practical joke

[@Tassie-Devil]

The 'longitudinal wave" was only one theory. Wardenclyffe was also set to demonstrate the use of the upper atmosphere as one plate of a capacitor, to charge it against the earth, and draw that charge back down anywhere using a suitable tower/resonant circuit. I seem to remember hearing that he did manage to demonstrate this theory successfully, lighting up a bank of lightglobes at some distance from the tower - much further than could be accounted for by near field effect.

[@XR_IX]

No

[@joseonwalking8666]

I think Tesla wouldn't invest so much money into this if he didn't have some experiments on a smaller scale that worked.

[@XR_IX]

@@joseonwalking8666 There are people who do experiments all the time, but nobody knows how to find it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZPUg2t7pa6DZpY

[@brandenrussell2647]

Using an 8ghz frequency I do believe. Pretty sure it's the same tech in modern wireless chargers

[@brandenrussell2647]

The only reason it didn't work is because you can not meter and charge for wireless transmission ... or at least you could not back then

[@ryanbradley248]

At first I thought you were just some dude that owned a vacuum chamber and a hydraulic press and made entertaining videos. Lately I’ve seen that you REALLY know your stuff! You deserve every subscriber you’ve got.

[@jhonx1420]

The amount of "back and forth" in this video is fascinating

[@paaao]

By the way, as I understand it, Tesla was trying to induce the other component of the dielectric field. One half is magnetic, which expands (like two like poles put together, and the other half is dielectric, or counter spacial, like the pressure hole that developes when you put two opposite poles of two magnets together. They don’t attract towards each other, they sink towards the dielectric field’s point between. So... Tesla’s longitudinal wave would not be like a slinky compressing, it would be like a solid stick or bar, being pushed on one side, and the other side moving away. This effect (according to Tesla, would travel much faster than the transverse wave we use today.) Like how a coaxial cable transmits energy, and contains the standing waves by a resonant impedance value between the center conductor and outer shield (return consuctor).

[@donniexl1033]

Interesting, where are you getting this, and also what material can i read that corroborates it.

[@paaao]

Donnie XL, read Ken Wheeler’s book called the missing secrets of magnetism. It’s free on archive.org, and Ken (who is a bit crazy) does lots of experiments and short talks on KZbin. He did a video recently showing the counter sinking dielectric vortex that forms when two magnets are brought together opposite poles.

[@zvoncens5427]

Tesla find a resonant frequency of earth of 217 Khz. But he didnt use a magnetic part of waves wich weaken with the square of the distance but electrostatic part of em waves. Antena is grounded and one wire is ground a second wire is air. in the air the current is like in capacitor. He invent that there is small weakening of signal at these frequency.

[@leif1075]

How does the music playinfgthing wkrk exactly..where is the music coming from? Lkke he put an ipod or phone next to the coil amdnthe EM field waves in the air somehow wirelessly turn on the phone or player and we hear the music?

[@Meirdom]

I'm a kid, and i still lisent to this. I want to make some useful inventions like Tesla.

[@bakeralalwani7890]

Go for it kid aim for the stars we need people like you

[@Meirdom]

@@bakeralalwani7890 thanks. How old are you?

[@bakeralalwani7890]

@@Meirdom 25 now, I am going to change the world. Just like you

[@Meirdom]

@@bakeralalwani7890 Great! How are you going to change our world? Through science,electricity...? (I'm 12)

[@jet5995]

Do it!!! Just do it

[@KyokunTenzo]

"The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite insane." Nikola Tesla

[@lookupverazhou8599]

Backwards?

[@Neeleshkushwah]

I am really loving that "Back and Forth & Back and Forth"

[@Arandomguyat1]

Yeah

[@eyeopeningtruth7518]

Tesla was exceptional being, no one can understand about his concept of Tesla coil magnetizer transformer for wireless electricity. He knew well what he was doing.

[@macgyver5108]

4:11 the skin effect at high voltages is pretty interesting stuff, I work with it quite often in amateur radio antennas. Something else that's pretty wild about skin effect is the incredibly "thick" power transmission cables carrying ultra high voltages coming from large hydroelectric power plants ETC usually aren't a "solid" cable with a bunch of strands inside, instead they're hollow! Made up of several interlocking spiral wound strips, kind of like how laminate wood flooring snaps together but in a circle. That way the power lines cost less because they use a fraction of the copper or aluminum, but also are many times stronger, more rigid and sag less because they're a fraction of the weight too.

[@wiseone5968]

This was the most complete, and easy to understand, explanation of Tesla’s work that I have seen on KZbin.

[@Vinnay94]

10:39 So if Tesla's dream came true, we would have really fast internet with no lag regardless of location?

[@atmospheres11]

Correct, almost no lag and very little loss over distance.

[@0ooTheMAXXoo0]

Tesla was talking about radio communications there. The wireless power was to enable electricity to everyone. So what we have is basically what he envisioned.

[@analogdragon4709]

🦠

[@18lhou]

probably yes but due to capitalism it is too far from reality..

[@hemprope4326]

@@18lhou Capitalism has allowed almost everything Tesla wanted to come true. What would you prefer? Socialism? Enjoy gulag.

[@electroboon]

One thing is for sure, there's a lot of back and forth going on in this video!

[@DJGravitydose]

I noticed you said " what tesla was trying to do?" He did do it! It's recorded in his autobiography that he would drive around in a car with a huge long antenna .

[@tomsavage7279WalteroftheSea]

That is well attested and there is no doubt that meter readers and bean counters /coffee drinkers are grateful he was not allowed to bring cheap energy about. You know about HAARP- i wonder if instead of weather this sends power to US personnel at a frequency only they can pick up?!!

[@criscrosxxx]

@@tomsavage7279WalteroftheSea lmao david icke

[@Krohmax]

Honestly one of the best Channels I found, its right on par with the BackyardScientist. They both have a special way of making scientific things and tidbits interesting, fun and understandable. Huge respect for both!

[@stefanalbu4143]

It's not a mistake to make experiments. The mistake is that these genius scumbags expand their experiments on almost all the planet

[@Yace]

Tesla wanted to disperse energy through the atmosphere, not the ground. He had successful trial runs, powering 200 light bulbs from 26 miles away from his laboratory.

[@roddy1420]

Yeah I was wondering why he missed this point.

[@footlong24seven]

From Tesla's autobiography: Beneath the tower, a well-like shaft plunged 120 feet into the ground. Sixteen iron pipes were driven three hundred feet deeper so that currents could pass through them and seize hold of the earth. "In this system that I have invented," Tesla explained, "it is necessary for the machine to get a grip of the earth, otherwise it cannot shake the earth. It has to have a grip... so that the whole of this globe can quiver."

[@noahhall4906]

The amount of times he said back and forth is amazing

[@shantanukulkarni8883]

Nikola Tesla was the greatest genius of all time.

[@glados5065]

Yes he was

[@semrozema]

I hate your profile😂

[@glados5065]

@@semrozema why?

[@JustinL614]

I like Tesla but he argued with Einstein about curved spacetime and lost..

[@glados5065]

@@JustinL614 so that doesn't change the fact that he was one of the greatest minds of all time

[@Rune3D]

This actually is a huge help explaining the basic principles of wireless energy! I'm honestly kind of tired of listening to people talk about how Tesla "Figured out" wireless electricity. When in actuality, he basically ran into a dead-end. I've always been curious what he was doing with Wardenclyffe Tower, but I could never get a straight answer. This was informative!!

[@orekihoutaro4480]

Read some history. Tesla couldn't finish the Wardenclyffe tower experiment because JP Morgan cut off the funding for the project cause if wireless electricity became an actual reality, all the businessmen like him who owned powerplants and coalplants would just cease to exist. Ultimately even banks cut off his funding and because of all the debt he could never finish it but the trial runs was successful. He lit 200 bulbs 26 miles away from his laboratory.

[@LUXRAY_97]

0:38 "the force is strong in you my young padawan"

[@JoshLathamTutorials]

I had this video muted at 0:05 and wondered why he was showing a picture his great grandfather or something. Turns out, you look similar to Nikola Tesla.

[@chrisfuller1268]

FINALLY! A lucid explanation of Tesla's wireless power idea. THANK YOU!!

[@uRodolfu]

My favourite part was when he said "back and forth"

[@buddahsneh]

Variable alternating Tesla arc discharge in the core so coils in a arc emitted enough if there’s enough power

[@truthseeker9117]

There also significance in that the balloon was red and the shape of light reflecting on the top of the balloon from your lamp (im guessing that's how it was there) is a 5 pointed star. Tesla was a western scientist, but he also studied esoteric teachings

[@DanGaming7571]

This is one of your best science Video's. I was realy interested with this video it's realy cool how you described wireless power. Great Job Action Lab

[@alfianfahmi5430]

Inventors and scientists back then really put Tesla's vision for wireless technology to the heart and pieced each components one by one from decades to decades 🤔

[@AA-ds9wq]

i recomend Nikola Teslas autobyografy "my inventions"

[@Brandond268]

*More videos on Nikola Tesla, Please*

[@tim40gabby25]

1926 quote? Gosh. In 1986 a manager asked what I wanted, as some annual cash was available. "I want everyone to know what I'm thinking within 20 minutes". Their reply, "You're off your trolley.. " still amuses me :)

[@sunilkumarsingh166]

My favorite scientist is Nicole Tesla and my you tube favourite scientist is you

[@WayneBraack]

This is an interesting channel, I sub, but I've never heard his credentials. Is he actually a scientist?

[@LaAerooo]

Wayne Braack indeed was, he’s called Nikola Tesla btw**

[@arcticassistant9909]

@@WayneBraack he's got some degrees and his videos have plenty of knowledge

[@gilee4481]

@@WayneBraack he have few i believe, on his site he named it all.

[@vvv2k12]

"favorite scientist" yet u cant even spell his name....

[@jintzie1950jth]

Great video! I know virtually nothing about electricity, but I didn’t feel lost. Very interesting stuff.

[@zeening]

the sparks playing the music was one of the coolest most incredible things i've ever seen, i did a report on him in middle school and didn't know some of this stuff very very cool. guy was an absolute genius and visionary.

[@ghostliberty1603]

Hello, I realize I have commented on this video before. I have more to say now that might help people out, including Action Lab. "It" was not intended for wireless power as much as it was intended for single-wire (single-conductor) power transmission through the ground alone. The other possibility that would make this wireless power was the implementation of [alternating] electrostatic induction or capacitively coupled power transfer to a flying craft between the transmitter and the ionosphere Both of these realizations operated in some way on the principle of resonant power transfer. There is more to Tesla's tech than this, but I think I describe most of it in clear terms. The final component was the wireless transfer of DC, but I really don't understand it too well at this point. Maybe it was supposed to be a variant of "Teleforce"? It takes a lot of digging to find food fringe science info, and Tesla information is (believe it or not) still being suppressed or at least buried under junk results in search engines. Not only tesla tech, but other alternative thinkers and their inventions have disappeared from the web. The man who made the electrostatic "vent" which was an ion-fan, a speaker, and an antenna as far as I remember, is not possible to find anymore, even for people who know what they are looking for. One thing people negate when thinking about Tesla tech is the extreme potentials he desired to use to transmit the power with almost no current, but still move enormous amounts of power, and with ease. for some single-wire info see: amasci.com/tesla/tmistk.html kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6uUXoV_mM9kfrs (Resonance Single Wire Power Transmission) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJSTf5qJlpurgKc (One Wire Transmission Powering a Laptop) for some radiant-energy related info: amasci.com/tesla/nearfld1.html free-energy-info.co.uk/Chapter7.pdf (Patrick J. Kelly's A Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices Chapter 7: Aerial Systems) kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5m4hWCuj9CCb9E (TheOldScientist's Tesla Radiant Energy) information I am un-certain of labeling: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmospheric_electricity en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_atmospheric_electrical_circuit en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrolaser (relevant to the transmission of single-wire power through a plasma-channel_virtual-conductor) www.tuks.nl/pdf/Eric_Dollard_Document_Collection/Theory%20of%20Wireless%20Power%20by%20Eric%20Dollard_OCR.pdf kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXmWdoeKmZuVhqs (Eric Dollard - Longitudinal Energy (Scalar Waves - Mutual Induction - Wireless Transmission of DC)) Just a side note that Tesla was wanting to use his transmitter in conjunction to the sun-ionosphere-earth electrical circuit to create a type of un-confined plasma antenna to capture the vast amounts of radiant energy flowing from the sun, that forms most of the energy in earth's electric circuit. I have suspicions that he was intending to make a vacuum plasma by using extreme potentials to cause breakdown of the space, as suggested after N. Tesla by T. T. Brown, and I believe is somewhat related to the ideas in the Quantum vacuum thruster; You will need to do more research before the connection I just presented begins to make more sense. I will provide a video link of Eric Dollard explaining this aspect of Tesla's 'World Energy and Information System': kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpzVq4uLrtuGesk (Preview of Theory Calculation & Operation of the Colorado Springs Tesla Transformer by Eric Dollard) It has been a long time since I researched the subject, and I am sorry that I do not have any single complete source, as well as the fact that my sources together only tell a part of the story. Perhaps the Action Lab could explain single-conductor_single-wire as I have also requested of ElectroBOOM. These experiments need to be able to disprove the existence of a significant capacitive coupling between the toploads of the transmitter and the receiver, or in other words, disprove a wireless variant of SWER is at play, and instead that the potential of earth is being alternated to resonate it and display this power at an arbitrarily distant co-resonant receiver as long as it is at an anti-node in the geometry of the transmitted power. P.S. I am not a representative of anyone except myself, but I have done research on this field and figured I should share information that could help others. Toodleoo.

[@globalteamwork4light]

search 'rick friedrich' here on youtube. he has many videos on how to learn one wire transmission and free energy that works. he sells a kit with a book to learn it by yourself😁

[@stanleypang7719]

Hope the action lab can give me a heart again!!!!

[@Snakyy1]

You got it

[@floyd2386]

Who do you think he is? The Wizard of Oz?

[@sawwil936]

If only u had a brain, ;)

[@Jared7873]

♥️

[@thenextweek2416]

“So there’s the spark turn on my music..” ••turns on a slapper that no one expected ••

[@MammaOVlogs]

wow an new way to play music and light lights? We can call you disk jockey James :)

[@saqib..]

Nikola Tesla was the greatest scientists who worked for the betterment of people ♥️

[@adarshabasnet2491]

BEST SCIENCE RELATED CHANNEL EVER!!! Btw Have you done PhD in Science? You are so genius.

[@TheActionLab]

PhD in chemical engineering:)

[@adarshabasnet2491]

@@Riskteven Yeah

[@michaelwatts5139]

@@TheActionLab NOICE

[@michaelwatts5139]

sister in law has her phd in particle physics. Y'all could make things happen haha

[@winddoggo9406]

@@Riskteven I saw them sorta fight in the comments between them on cody's lab, I think it was on the video where he made of golden Japanese foil ball with real gold. So I'm not sure if they have forgiven each other, and will work together, but I always see Cody more willing to participate on other channels

[@hensonstudios1282]

He was taping into the ether, our earth is a giant coil.

[@williammartinez3392]

kyle henson i'd say it's more like a battery and a capacitor than a coil

[@d3g3n3r4t3]

He was using the ionosphere which is charged by the sun

[@atmospheres11]

Close. He wasn't tapping into the ether though as its not a thing you can tap into. All mass is trying to gather together and close the gap between it and counter space which is the nothingness. The universe of separate masses are constantly trying to gather together and close the loop or circuit. Tesla stumbled onto this accidentally and nearly died except for an assistant who shut off his system before he died of the unexpected 'energy' that occurs when certain conditions are met when high voltage, high current, high frequency are in a certain state and when a particular state of events allows for a 'closed loop' so to speak allowing a conversion of 'mass/counter space' in an electromagnetic state of usable 'energy'. There are 4 attributes that define ALL mass. Dielectricity, electricity, diamagnetism and magnetism. Unfortunately in modern physics we exclude dielectricity and diamagnetism so the discoveries of 100 Years ago are not evident to us. The father of math Charles P Steinmetz advised us a long time ago that we should include these attributes in our physics calculations otherwise we will never see the effects actually observed and used back in the late 1800's Its best we don't though because the destructive forces allowed by cosmic mechanics would be used nefariously against ourselves. We have been led astray on purpose. To protect ourselves. I have witnessed and experiencee first hand proof of what I am saying so I have no doubt at all of what is possible but also why we are not ready to go anywhere near it. Until we stop killing each other for power, greed, and a bit of dirt, we must be kept away from it. Tesla withdrew in the end because he could see where it was all going. Once he told a fellow discoverer "lock up your knowledge for a thousand years until we are ready first it", he said this to a fellow scientist who discovered the REAL periodic table of elements.... Its all there for the reading. Hydrogen is NOT the first element!

[@Patriarchalsocialist]

Garry Threlfo really interesting thanks man

[@shable1436]

Garry Threlfo what proof have you seen first hand

[@raymondkimwai4861]

this guy explains better than most school teachers, easy to understand

[@vijayadixit6009]

I love Nicola Tesla, raise my hand if you do it too

[@ИгорНикодиновић]

Nikola Tesla

[@Rocksite1]

The whole point of Tesla electricity is that there IS electricity with longitudinal waves! One achieves it at very high voltages and high frequencies. Konstantine Meyl sells kits that prove it! Using it, one CAN broadcast electricity WITHOUT being subject to the square inverse law.

[@ankurbanerjee6607]

Nikola Tesla was the true genius but among fools. So the fools thought that Tesla was a fool. XD!

[@meh6244]

I find that kinda sad. He could have done tons of stuff if he was alive in this time

[@ankurbanerjee6607]

Moneer 1.2 yes

[@happywalek9816]

That's. Not nice

[@ИгорНикодиновић]

True

[@mehedihassan8944]

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[@pushkarkulkarni4861]

Thanks for making a video on this. Because i dont knew tesla that much but now i know that, that man was as genius as einstein Everyone have a great legend in himself but takes time to find it and work on it

[@amberdavis5311]

I never understood electricity bc I didn't understand where it came from or what it is... your video just answered my lifetime question!

[@SlitheringDemon]

Internet of things plus tesla is equal to *BOOM*

[@greenman5255]

Little known fact: Nikola Tesla got his wireless energy idea, from Disney's 2010 movie: "The Sorcerer's Apprentice". This is proof that Nikola also invented a "Time Machine"...an idea he got from the movie...well, you probably already know that one.

[@AndresGonzalez-fv6ov]

Dude what are you talking about? Nikola was born in 1856 and died in 1943

[@greenman5255]

Andres, is English NOT your first language?

[@AndresGonzalez-fv6ov]

@@greenman5255 I like how you just assume it's because English isnt my first language 😂 bro I miss read that damn it's just like that one phrase, I like dig bick

[@andreynevdakh7404]

Crazy, how frequently works, like music to our body

[@andreynevdakh7404]

Cuz we are electric

[@lilsept77]

Why Nikola Tesla had to discontinue his project of inventing wireless electricity? If I were even clever in my own version like Nikola, I would have picked up the project right where he left off and wireless electricity would have been a hit now these days. Just imagine wireless transformers, wireless fuse boxes, and wireless utility poles. And just imagine the benefits of wireless electricity: electrical fire mishaps and blackouts becoming super rare. Then imagine no one wouldn't have to worry about the danger of down powerlines.

[@fanosfreestyle9713]

WHAT🤯😮 the music part blowed my mind 🤯🤯💪

[@MammaOVlogs]

simply safe and simply amazing and it simply safe?

[@PowahSlapEntertainmint]

That guy from UP must have a lot of power.

[@lukachikvinidze2789]

Ur everywhere

[@MikeJones-rh4xk]

No cap the bit around 5:25 was dope as shit man the fact that could be used as a speaker is mindblowing

[@randomunderwebdweller]

@8:30 if his idea is implemented, I wonder if it can affect the magnetic poles of the earth.

[@tonybates9107]

You have a gift for making this stuff understandable!!! A real gift! 😊

[@maayan_6473]

Certain frequencies can be used to convey feelings or colors to people or animals?

[@user-lb8do4ew6k]

Allegedly, but not with consistent results. Look into ULF bursts prior to earthquakes (possibly alerting animals) & the 'brown note' & other infrasonics

[@gruboniell4189]

You can make longitudinal EMwaves. Use ultrasound cavitation while pulsing electrical current. This can be achieved in water as well to transmutate elements

[@vinodkumar-wm3oq]

Wires not connected = capacitor Got it.👍

[@ethanhair1460]

Pretty much just means a gap between 2 wires where current builds up and jumps across

[@Paradox_Wolf]

That's a very commonly used schematic symbol representative of a capacitor.

[@ethanhair1460]

@@Paradox_Wolf And a very basic idea of what it is

[@moosehead4497]

The great pyramid was built with this in mind, no doubt. It's too precise

[@mcgeromestajuana2613]

so u saying the Earth's receiving electricity though the pyramid?

[@erick_ac]

Didn't they found "copper batteries" in the pyramids? Maybe they did it to charge alien tech

[@anon457]

@@erick_ac Flex like david icke

[@MissPresley69]

Exactly❤️

[@JUST-UK-JAY]

@@mcgeromestajuana2613 you should look more into EXACTLY that !

[@18magicMARKer]

One of the best science channels!

[@martiddy]

**Insert your Tesla conspiracy here**

[@klevin5501]

maybe he was a time traveller

[@TomPatricks]

Vapor Wave - sama he was murdered by the number 3

[@blazewolf9912]

Maybe he created the Tesla Car Company

[@thefrozenflame0549]

Blaze Wolf he didn't

[@blazewolf9912]

Its a Tesla conspiracy. Its made as a joke.

[@UnkownUnkown01]

Tesla's prediction was scarily accurate to be honest..

[@raulnopalproductions2635]

He knew the exact details you only know what they found

[@marlonvite4152]

Thanks X3 for sharing your video..... poor Tesla, he didn't know or didn't want to know what you know about waves.

[@Justinurban03]

I don't comment a lot but you have this really really easy to understand thank you!

[@tylerparham4227]

JOB WELL DONE.KEEP EM COMING! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!

[@coilsmoke2286]

Tesla invented a power distribution system based on magnetic waves not high voltage/high frequency ...

[@atmospheres11]

Closer than most explanations.

[@malectric]

Wireless power is what every radio and TV station broadcast does. Directed transmission of energy these days is using parabolic dishes. Spacecraft use them. And some transmission of more substantial amounts of energy over somewhat limited distances is also done this way.

[@معاذ_الجمَّال]

You’re a genius ❤️

[@LuckUnstoppable7]

I swear you said that last time....

[@معاذ_الجمَّال]

LuckVintage Technical Support 😂 I know

[@TheActionLab]

You are second:)

[@معاذ_الجمَّال]

The Action Lab Wanted to be first but my phone lagged

[@LuckUnstoppable7]

lmao

[@TheQooDude]

Greetings Mr Action Labs. I like your videos, and will continue to watch them because you give really good explanations for many science demonstrations that inform and educate me. However, I'm taking you to task over your description of Tesla's longitudinal waves, which are indeed possible with pulsed current in a conductive surface. There are accompanying perpendicular electrostatic waves that run with the pulse in the earth's ionic cavity, but these are secondary to the primary requirements of his power transmission goals. Tesla's longitudinal waves did not go through the earth, as your sketch indicated, they propagated around the earths water-soaked conductive crust. He even has diagrams of this, so this gives your viewers an idea of the depth of your research. The number one misunderstanding regarding Tesla's global power transmission, is that he actually used ground transmission of pulsed DC current, rather than lossy Hertzian waves, that transmit through the air. The key principle to understand with ground transmission, is that as the current pulse radiates from the ground source, the area available to carry the current increases, and thus the resistance drops. Local resistance must be overcome, and Tesla went to great lengths to electrically "grip the earth" firmly at his Wardenclyffe tower to overcome this local resistance. The grounding works were in fact more extensive and expensive than the above ground plant. Tesla estimated that it took approximately 10,000HP to overcome this local resistance and distance losses, but once over come, the losses were minimal, around 2%. Just remember, this is a round trip around the whole globe, not just intercity distances. Tesla didn't just pull these figures out of the ether - he measured them by propagating pulses from his Colorado Springs lab, in the 1890's. He managed to bounce pulses from one side of the globe to its antipode and back, measuring the resonance frequency, and losses. To be sure, he performed the same measurements with natural lightning strikes, of which the area is famous for. Tesla always based his designs on a solid experimental foundation, but like any pioneering technology, there is always trial and error to get around the inevitable teething troubles that present. He knew what he was doing, and just because you don't fully understand what he was trying to achieve, doesn't mean you can say with authority that Tesla didn't know what he was doing. Look at his track record up to that point. He delivered. Tesla never finished his tower, so never got to prove it. J.P. Morgan cut Tesla's funds because Tesla was sneaky. Tesla promised Morgan a system for transmitting intelligence around the globe, but neglected to inform Morgan that he was secretly expanding the scope of their agreement to transmit power. I don't blame Tesla for this, as he knew that most likely, if he had been up front, he never would have got any funds at all from Morgan. Tesla gambled, and Tesla lost. If Tesla had got his funding, and based on his track record, reasoning, and experimental record, there is no reasonable argument that it would not have succeeded. It's just basic physics, and it astounds me how many commentators ignore the simplicity of his ideas, then declare him wrong or misguided, after shallow and cursory research. Go to the source, then you will understand his ideas.

[@giovannip8600]

It wouldn't have worked, come on

[@OmegaZZ111]

@TheQooDude Thank you! Finally a sharp mind, I couldn't explain it any better.

[@nicolashromyk5397]

None of this is basic physics, it's theoretical at best and conspiratorial nonsense at worst. I've never seen such a long comment that says nothing provable or substantiated.

[@TheQooDude]

@@nicolashromyk5397 Well that's my point - the objections raised in his video are unsubstantiated. And of course, the 'conspiratorial' chesnut is always bought up as a red herring to defer reasonable discussion. Can you point out what is conspiratorial about my comment?

[@nicolashromyk5397]

@@TheQooDude he literally spent part of the video substantiating his claims. Your comment is paragraph upon paragraph of filler words that make you appear intelligent without saying anything at all. Like most conspiracy theorists, you use fancy words without a real meaning to confuse the general populace into thinking you have any legitimacy, when you have absolutely none.

[@masterpiecelacquers2766]

Tesla's concept was basically using excited gas in tubes...fluorescent bulbs. He built a set up in Colorado springs.

[@jasoncoomer1226]

When you light the world...and people still doubt you....

[@erbigimbi9903]

Thank you, first time I have had it explained what Tesla was trying to do.

[@bearmch1]

Are you plugging that into the wall I think you're missing it

[@Mathewteen20]

The words that go back and forth are still stuck in my head all the time.🤯

[@ninjapixels5645]

Take a shot every time he says “back and forth”

[@darylcrandell682]

It's like ourselves, with static electricity, back in school some mates shocked you more than others.

[@twinsoultarot473]

We should just continue with Wardenclyffe Tower plan and figure out how to overcome the longitudinal wave problem!!

[@japanmania30]

I learned a lot and I am thousands of miles away from action lab!!! GO TESLAAAAAA!!!!’

[@brittoaugustus4060]

you are similar to vsauce!

[@dalelerette206]

I suspect the Wardenclyfe Tower was involved in the Tunguska Blast on the morning of June 30th, 1908. If we consider the details, it was equivalent to a 12-megaton explosion the occured near the Podkamennaya Tunguska River in Yemiseyek Governorate.

[@UnbelievablyGauche]

Thank you for doing a video on this. It's nice when someone reliable talks about a subject in a video I thought was just kooky talk by conspiracy theorists.

[@colt4505]

Ignorance led you to believe people were kooks. That's never happened in human history lol.

[@UnbelievablyGauche]

@@colt4505 you don't know the videos I've seen. You could even say you're, 'ignorant' of them. If the videos were wrapped up in outlandish anti scientific claims, wouldn't I be right to assume they were saying kooky stuff?

[@colt4505]

@@UnbelievablyGauche I mean no offense. But ignorance 'is' what allowed you to be fooled by those videos.

[@UnbelievablyGauche]

@@colt4505 all I was basically saying was "thanks action lab for making a video on this topic in a more scientific manner." its not like you should contrast my statement with all "of human history". Jeez

[@colt4505]

@@UnbelievablyGauche And all I was saying is that ignorance is the reason we call people crazy.

[@michaelhurley3171]

New Zealand is trying this now. Wish them luck 👍

[@LuckUnstoppable7]

Almost first! But totally not :( Also Hi anyone reading this

[@knownas2017]

Hello!

[@LuckUnstoppable7]

Hi

[@jaybyrdcybertruck1082]

Take a shot every time he says back and forth!

[@JeeAspirantshimonsirfan]

Tesla is my inspiration