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  • Another example how mainstream science is going backwards.

    I just came across this article on wireless electricity developed by MIT:

    http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2010/w...ower-0409.html

    This is a follow up on the witricity "invention" they introduced some year ago. But in this article they address the fact that efficiency increases when more receivers are active.

    Of course we all know about Tesla here so it's funny to read such an article with a very good background knowledge on Tesla's work.

    The most funny part of the article is this:

    And Tesla, whom the researchers acknowledge in the footnotes to their papers, would no doubt be pleased by the progress. “He did have the notion,” Kurs says, “but in practice it’s a hard thing to make work. You need a good model of how your coupling varies with distance and how to minimize the losses in the system, and people didn’t have a good understanding of it at the time.”
    notion????

    Tesla was the wireless king, he performed 100's of years worth of experiments and research in the subject compared to the pace of today's mainstream "science". He was very successful and was about to send (free) energy ALL over the world.These MIT scientists are monkeys playing with sticks compared to what he has achieved. Not to mention he did this all with 100 year old tech.

    It's good to see propaganda is still well and alive.

  • #2
    Those guys couldn't hold a candle to Tesla. They're still in kindergarten but they don't like to admit it. Besides, it's difficult to formulate accurate theories when you can't acknowledge that the source of all your energy is the aether.

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    • #3
      I think its an insult to Tesla. How many of these Geniuses can do complex calculus problems in their heads. GE effectively shut down Teslas work in this area.

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