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

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In this video I show you how wireless power transfer works. I show you my musical tesla coil that and how it can light a flourescent bulb at a distance. Then I talk about Tesla's Tower (Wardenclyffe tower) and about how it was really supposed to work. I talk about Tesla's belief in longitudinal electromagnetic waves and why his whole design depended on these waves.
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[@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

[@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!

[@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.

[@shantanukawale9127]

Can we appreciate this guy he actually pulls off videos with interests every other day massive respect man

[@zeJFL]

Idk where he gets his ideas but... Impressive.

[@PorticoDemos]

He seems like such a kind guy and he manages to smile in every video and make everyone feel happy and smart when he talks about the subject. I love his videos and they're so interesting

[@shantanukawale9127]

@therealnightwriter you sound like a smart ass guy with poor respect and harsh tone BUT YOU ARE SMART BTW

[@tzakl5556]

therealnightwriter instant? Violation of the law of special relativity my dude

[@GriffinGBrock]

Tzak L Tesla and relativity don’t mix. Einstein’s silly theories can’t explain electricity.

[@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 🤣

[@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

[@blinksourskittle8]

I went to the wardenclyffe lab recently and saw a tesla coil in action. Honestly the most beautiful thing ive seen. He was a genius. A magician. He is the reason we can communicate throughout the entire world. It's incredible. Gives me chills!

[@leif1075]

I don't see why I can't do something as great as he.

[@failingfigure]

@@leif1075 which brings up the question… why haven’t you already? We are almost a century passed his time yet none of us are able to recreate this mans great inventions and keep the world moving forward with his energy. Too much greed involving money has always held our technology back.

[@JustSmile301]

@@failingfigure do you think if we had unlimited energy, we would make the world a better or worse place?

[@Nabee_H]

@@JustSmile301 Depends, we live in a world of communication where everyone can speak and give opinions over the internet, if this was 10 - 20 years ago where the internet wasn't as relevant, governments/entities could've easily hidden/surpressed each other. Now I feel like the world could progress to becoming a better place, if this was a little bit earlier than we would've definitely started a war unless by some luck a good person was managing the tech.

[@troy3456789]

Tesla's idea never came to fruition, because he was myopic in his thinking. He didn't understand the basics. Wardenclyffe tower is/was a monument to his stupidity. It was epic failure. Wireless phones are amazingly complex compared to the telephony of his time, so they didn't become simple; they became more complex. We owe credit of this amazing technology to Heinrich Hertz, not Tesla.

[@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-V]

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]

"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.

[@KyokunTenzo]

“The present is theirs; the future, for which I really worked, is mine.” Nikola Tesla!

[@hemprope4326]

I wish he could see it.

[@banglaanimeproject9036]

@@hemprope4326 I feel so sorry for Sir Nikola Tesla. I admire him more than Einstein.

[@michaelrose93]

*"The idea of atomic energy is illusionary but it has taken so powerful a hold on the minds, that although I have preached against it for twenty-five years, there are still some who believe it to be realizable."* - Nicola Tesla

[@artimmy1]

"Everyone's an atheist until they clog a toilet at someone else's house." Sun Tsu!

[@LordLF111]

Even his name was stolen by elon musk

[@Marko_Djuricic]

Can't wait for DJs to start scratching with Tesla coils and kitchen knives..

[@Zeldaschampion]

I pretty positive thats already been done.

[@fakedutch_]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍🏻

[@CoronaKevo]

Look at Applied Tesla Tech inc. I work for them. And it has been done

[@godpikin9033]

That's an 💡

[@yasyasmarangoz3577]

xD

[@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

[@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?

[@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

[@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

[@jimdim2222]

*Tesla brought back to life in 2018* "Wow! It's just how I envisioned it....wait...what's that?" "Oh, those are wires that carry electricity to homes" "You're all idiots..."

[@tanner1985]

ahahah best comment

[@dubzy21]

Lmaoooo

[@Nightdreaux22647]

Also Tesla: Now that I had been ressurected and becomes immortal.. FINE I'LL DO IT MYSELF

[@theplasmaprince8651]

If only Tesla could actually come back and see our embarrassing wires lying around everywhere.

[@bo4god437]

"I'm gonna die again"

[@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

[@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

[@hariharang8872]

Hey vsauce! Action lab here.

[@oolgarhasircioglu6335]

I love vsauce

[@martiddy]

Action Lab is like Vsauce4

[@PS1212]

@@FooxTru no, Action-sauce (channel name idea/joke)

[@PS1212]

@@FooxTru no, Action-sauce (channel name idea/joke)

[@XBlueBeam]

Your fake

[@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

[@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

[@clatoris69]

That first circuit you showed is called a "tank circuit" and can go forever (theoretically) with superconductivity. Put next to another inductor would make a very efficient transformer. Being fed from a natural resource (earth) at a resonant frequency, that would be absolutely brilliant if it worked. The source of a tank circuit is DC voltage, but turns into AC voltage, which is far more efficient when it comes to transference. If you could get a solid and reliable source of DC voltage by simply tapping into the ground (seems odd, but look at potato batteries) then it seems absolutely plausible to make possible what Tesla set out to do.

[@kr-ql3fz]

Partially from earth another from space with another piece added to the designed coils

[@Neeleshkushwah]

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

[@rajnish8918]

Yeah

[@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.

[@AdThe1st]

The thing I like about this video is that you seem to approach deconstructing the Wardenclyffe Tower without bias, a lot of people want wireless energy to be true so badly they ignore any possible flaws in the tower

[@grendel4514]

Yes, and conversely he didn't trash the idea as encouraging weird pseudoscience thus leaving the field open for genuine investigation and inspiration.

[@AdThe1st]

@@grendel4514 damn right ✅

[@lookupverazhou8599]

Wireless energy exists. He lit up a bulb with it in this video.

[@AdThe1st]

@Lookup VeraZhou i meant like in a commercial sense, like used by the public

[@lookupverazhou8599]

@@AdThe1st It's literally there. Just learn to make photovoltaic cells.

[@sairamniranjan3908]

This totally blew my mind. Thank you so much, James, for this video. You are awesome.

[@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

[@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?

[@tonybates9107]

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

[@mcpoopmorepoop1647]

you taught me SOO many things about science thanks man

[@TheActionLab]

Nice name, lol

[@GamingNinja-jh1um]

Lol

[@clickhereidareyou5950]

McDonald’s poop

[@ansh6370]

McDonald Trump's poop.

[@josip_giuseppe]

@@TheActionLab Tesla portrait with magnetic lines around head got on EURO coin 50 cent. As croatia joined eurozone. gugl to see design.

[@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

[@finallyquestioning6264]

Thank you for teaching us all about this. Very simply explained.

[@wiseone5968]

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

[@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?

[@noahhall4906]

The amount of times he said back and forth is amazing

[@janefromcanada6943]

Thank you for explaining it in simple terms. You are a good teacher :)

[@electroboon]

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

[@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

[@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.

[@narenderkumar4732]

I always wanted to understand this concept you explain so well 👍

[@stoopidhaters]

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.

[@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

[@hanshoeftniet1887]

After watching _many_ tesla-coil-videos, this is the one that explains the resonance-thing so I can understand it.... Thx!

[@Mathewteen20]

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

[@jaykeeks]

my theory is that Egyptians knew about wireless energy before anyone if you read about the pyramids one of them seems to be more of a power plant rather then just a tomb.

[@LUXRAY_97]

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

[@rebanelson607]

Thanks for the clear and concise explanations.

[@bowieinc]

Thank you for explaining the tower. I’ve seen several documentaries and non explained it as well as you did.

[@Brandond268]

*More videos on Nikola Tesla, Please*

[@timsecond]

*50 Thomas Edison supporters disliked this.* 😂

[@stranger_danger1900]

Edison was a fraud for the most part

[@animeboy93]

Edison was a sham

[@SaveTheFuture]

I didn't. I disliked the video because he didn't look into how to make longitudinal electromagnetic waves and just dismissed Tesla as being wrong. Longitudinal electromagnetic waves occur at very high voltages (tens of thousands of volts) because the electrons are moving close to the speed of light and produce longitudinal vibrations. I really wish he had looked more into the subject instead of just dismissing it. Tesla was not an idiot, you really think he just believed in these waves because he felt like it? Also, with this edit, I removed my dislike. It's still a nice video, I just think it could have gone further.

[@animeboy93]

@@SaveTheFuture He never said Tesla was an idiot. He just said that Tesla might have been wrong about something.

[@SaveTheFuture]

Yeah but he never gave any reason for why he was wrong other than "well that's what the mainstream view is". That's kind of close minded.

[@jordanroberts8270]

Thank you for this

[@MidwestOptimist]

Thank you for an amazing video. Please continue this work in any way you can.

[@Zeldaschampion]

Also another question I have; since there can be longitudinal waves that already exist in the earth, is it possible to use another means to create longitudinal waves. If I remember correctly, Tesla was also working on an "earthquake" machine which supposedly destroyed a building that proceeded to match the resonance wave of the building. I wonder if this was his backup means of transportation of wireless electricity through the Earth.

[@ryanschroeder9006]

Drinking game: Take a shot every time he says back and forth

[@justaguy1182]

Thank you, now i have an alchohol overdose...

[@maruftim]

take a shot every time he says "so"

[@kevindupuis4750]

I should've NOT read your comment before watching the video, now I can't concentrate on anything else lolll

[@shartingfish5761]

Psh... light weight

[@sezziek1]

I’m actually going to try this! 😂 hold my martini 🍸

[@chrisfuller1268]

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

[@kevinmcconnell2255]

Thank you for such a nice breakdown.

[@somerandomgamer1260]

this game me chills. The fact that people like nikola tesla exist is amazing and makes me feel so unbelievably small and humbled.

[@MammaOVlogs]

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

[@adamrobertson-young676]

Thank you, just perfect

[@taxevader9454]

Great video man. Thanks for teaching me a few things

[@kdkinen]

... also Tesla said repeatedly his system was non electromagnetic, it was dielectric electrostatic. simply monopolar standing wave

[@Skynightburst]

FINALLY someome mentions this, its non-electromagnetic, he called "hertzian waves" ,the ones we use today far inferior to the ones he was able to produce.

[@atmospheres11]

The 'propagation war' was bigger than AC/DC war. People don't do first hand research enough to be an authority on anything these days. Academic parrots of peer regurgitated scientism is the mainstay of our superior 'wisdom' lol. Yes. Non transverse. Non electromagnetic. Longitudinal.

[@Failzz8]

@Chris Russell I hope you upload it to youtube

[@Parkourmattstrong]

Skynightburst mind giving a source? Sounds fascinating

[@1teeny34]

Heads Mess love your comment!

[@buddahsneh]

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

[@shivanshdixit7295]

You have so much knowledge

[@The_Isaiahnator]

This was really well explained and illustrated. Thank you.

[@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.

[@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."

[@jassidom]

Best siple explanation. Thx

[@Coyote1473]

Best one yet on understanding how it all works. And thanks 4 the info on simplisafe

[@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....

[@uRodolfu]

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

[@avvn9331]

Awesome, explained very nicely

[@skreenname229]

Great job explaininG wardenclyffe ☝🏽

[@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

[@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]

♥️

[@stevestanfill7765]

This is a great video. Great detail.

[@southwindd]

Good video, appreciate it 👍

[@chad2852]

Hmmm the tower u said was about revieving messages and being able to see the other from distance, he needed it to make radiowaves to get in connect. The actual thing about wireless electricity was only a idea he had and they didnt let him do it, he may have completed it as idea, but he didnt want to share his secrets (Tesla fan)

[@vijayadixit6009]

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

[@user-do4ir9ms4c]

Nikola Tesla

[@Salvino110]

Well explained. Good job.

[@lacavilosastudios7583]

Thank you for your explanation...😁😀

[@maxxiang8746]

6:18 its also because the light bulb is changing the resonating frequency of the secondary to the enviroment, and thus making it "out of tune", and it reduces the output power

[@AA-ds9wq]

i recomend Nikola Teslas autobyografy "my inventions"

[@eengpriyasingh706]

Great work sir. A great way to explain.

[@MrGlassofwater]

I'm watching this video at the end of 2020, thank you so much for your information.

[@wipalo.the.artist]

Okay - I'm not one of "those guys" - but I have seen a few videos on here that talk about the pyramids doing this exact same thing - using the underground chamber with liquids to create a pulse and channeling it through the top and such - and Obelisks working as the pins (Like in the diagram) - I'm asking the Action Lab (as someone who seems impartial) if you were to watch any of these videos - would that have been possible?

[@absolute062]

No it's not

[@delima5146]

You really believe he can answer this by watching a couple videos?

[@marconis.giacomini1543]

They did measurements on the great pyramid and it ressonates at some very distinct frequencies. It's kinda like a LRC oscillator that if you provide the energy in the exact same frequency at the ressonant frequency, the energy grows in the RLC. Pyramids where not just build to put dead people inside. I can grantee you that. There has to be something else. And pyramids are all over the world, not only in Egypt.

[@nsauer9660]

@@marconis.giacomini1543 in the largest pyramid they've never discovered a single person buried there. It seems it was never used for burial purposes, whatsoever.

[@raykinnard7468]

I agree with the pyramid idea and also that 1700 mile wall between Texas and Mexico I believe will do the same thing

[@wetbobspongepants]

I always wondered if the Tunguska Event was actually Tesla having an "OOPS" moment?

[@Justinurban03]

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

[@kartinosurodipo4520]

Awesome explanation I have been searching this information for a whole life. I am really a Tesla's fan

[@Andiord2022]

Plz tell that when we reach at the speed of light what happens to the temperature it increases or decreases relativity +thermodynamics 🔥

[@MammaOVlogs]

simply safe and simply amazing and it simply safe?

[@salvationbordercountry3800]

Great Job!!!

[@davidmacphee3549]

That was an excellent presentation. I spent 25 years in Alarms also I like your Sponsor. I have been retired a long time. I just subscribed

[@randomunderwebdweller]

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

[@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!

[@astutecultivator2418]

Garry Threlfo really interesting thanks man

[@shable1436]

Garry Threlfo what proof have you seen first hand

[@truthseeker321]

Amazing work 👏 🙌 👌

[@tmckmusic8584]

You're a good teacher!