Liftport Energy 2.0 : Wireless Power Transmission test 1974

[powerfromspace01]

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[ArsLumen]

look up zennek sommerfeld surface wave solutions... in terms of Tesla like concept.... I think the old net advance of physics mit website gives some references and explains zennek surface waves that couple to a conducting surface and travel with the surface.

[boxa888]

please everyone i did alot of research on tesla wireles power and show a 20 ft wireless transmission and put info on my utube. tesla wireless power uses the earth as a giant "one wire", you pulse the earth at resonant pulses to bring out stationary waves that contain energy every so many miles or modify the waves to move over the surface to have wireless power everywhere, the energy brings out an electrostatic wave,and bounces off its end point back to the tower like a wave of water in a tub.

[JonThm]

Tesla went bankrupt

[chickenpoper]

@JonThm Yes, If only he taken that million offered to him by the government for getting the Nobel prize...Just think how far we would have gotten... :(

[jag9998]

Just so everyone knows, this isn't how Tesla was doing it. I don't think they even knew about microwaves when his research was going on.

[seanotube85]

They should use this to collect energy from solar panels in outer space!!!

[wiseye61]

@seanotube85

the atmosphere would get in the way, also the cosmic rays and earth's magnetic field

[seanotube85]

@wiseye61 Then how do satellites transmit from outer space to Earth?

[wiseye61]

@seanotube85

i dunno but i think transmitting wireless power is different from transmitting bits of information.

[seanotube85]

@wiseye61 I think perhaps you are not an expert on the specific topic at hand?...

[ace1122tw]

Tesla was far ahead of his time. His time truly was in the future.

[harpreet928]

well

i think we can't have another genius brain as we had of tesla

even after his death we are still not able to do discoveries in field of electricity magnetism and current and transmission as he did in his time

and moreover his many documents were confiscated by usa and ever been published or let people know abt his work and rather they made them secret papers

[Karma01010]

Why don't you frickin tesla-nuts try and spread the credit where it really belongs.

[shiney94]

I did not understand half of the stuff in this lecture!

[Catarouxx]

All I can say is man is truly on a path of rediscovery.

[jotskiaren]

Pretty far behind, Tesla made the same thing , but that was 80 years before

[ycats1000]

i would like to know how far they could get a transmission inside earths atmosphere compared to space-

how much loss would occur over 2000km?

[ZEROPOINT132]

I had already watched this video, 1.5kalomiters not very far even for NASA efforts 82.5% how about over another 1.5 kilometers.

And 34000watts why did they choose only 1.5 kilometers my guess is they didn't want to be shamed in their experiment how about the other side of the hill. And look at the size of it for 34000watts would you like to see that on your house not to mention the complaints from others

I see you have removed my other comments you want everyone just to see thing your way.

[ycats1000]

aint no shame considering the rest of world in 1970's...

china was dirt poor, russia was military state and europe was half occupied by soviet union-

[NOBOX7]

yes your write also every 30 miles the horizion blocks the line of site even on a very tall tower and i wonder what the ac

losses would be on a grid at that laughable distance

[boxa888]

i put up nikola teslas wireless work. wireless power is a 100 yrs old not 30 yrs old. tesla perfected the art back then, i have just proven his one wire transmission which is an important discovery because it leads to teslas wireless system and eventually faster than light energy and internet transfer. yes tesla also created the internet 100 yrs ago.

[BrassAxe]

Yeah he did, but it was nowhere near this power or distance. This one in 74 tranferred power quite a ways at a high efficiency.. And the internet as we know it now was created in 1969 and known as ARPAnet.

[boxa888]

the wardenclyffe tower would have genreated enough energy to sustain stationary waves of millions of horse power and sustaining a 1 hp draw to anything connected to the earth, thats very powerful and safe because of resonance! a 1 hp motors pretty powerful! after wardenclffe teslas next tower would be like 3 times as big and generate energy that would still surpass our energy usage today and still again because of resonant conditions be safer than radio waves which are safe lol!

[BrassAxe]

The tower was based on an old idea of earth relative to the vacuum of space. His tower would not work like he intended.

[LilMundo]

Where are you getting your information? It would be nice to provide a source so that others can verify... How does transmitting power through the earth have anything to do with the vacuum of space? Am I missing something?

[BrassAxe]

He knew nothing of solar winds Etc. Etc. Etc.. The sun can drop our power grids in a second.. Remember Canada and New England a few years ago? And he thought the earth was isolated from space electrically which it is not entirely. And the difference in electrical charge between the ionosphere and the earth can be as much as 400,000 volts. Imagine running a power grid on such instability? It can work no doubt.. Just not till technology closes the gaps..

[ubrbzkr]

yeah but what if we transmitted the energy FROM space, and calculated the solar radiations resonant frequency and used it as a carrier wave for the energy, and just transmitted it to a planet that way?

[ubrbzkr]

the could be solar powered too since you could just have a huge solar array to collect the energy. of coursethere would be the problem of getting the energy emmited from the generator through the atmosphere but we could just have kite antenas or baloon antenas or something to be an antena in the ionispherer where the energy would reach easyer.

[ubrbzkr]

the problem is much simpler on a solar body without much of an atmosphere like the moon. although i dont know how the planets magnetic feild would effect the transmission of energy.

[BrassAxe]

The easiest way to get power from space would to simply put a solar array in geostationary orbit and transfer the power with lasers.

[Signzit]

yeah, the question is what are they doing with now, or have been doing with it for the last 30 or so years?

[boxa888]

look at the new mirowave weapon for crowd control, maybe this technology made this possible??

[fusebox41]

I wonder if they can transmit power from orbit to the ground? THAT could help us alot. They could put solar panels in orbit and transmit the power to peoples homes. I wonder if that would be cost effective? Solar panel technology is getting better all the time.

[AcePilot101]

This only proves that Tesla was right, 100 years ago. Tesla and Westinghouse proved that AC power could be taken from the first hydro-electric turbines at Niagra Falls to the Chicago World's Fair in 1883. He then went on to build the Wardenclyff Tower that would have transmitted radio and electric power for the entire world! J.P. Morgan, probably on the advice of Thomas Edison, cut off funding so that Marconi (using Tesla patents) could send the first radio signal across the Atlantic!

[fusebox41]

Yea that and they wanted to meter it so they could charge use outrageous prices.

[Signzit]

this is correct, Tesla was setup and ripped-off.

[ikekll]

Does this have any connection with the spraying?

[slimjim006]

HOW DO THEY KNOW IT WAS SAFE?Everybody in this field claim not to know.Now which is it.Either your lying now or you've been lying all along.Doesn't even make sense.

[ikekll]

Jim, I'm wasted alot of precious time and energy on lies. I simply, don't trust anyone anymore.

[ikekll]

The lies are as thick as the shit gets.

We each have to find out our own way.

At this point, as many public officials as I can dig out of the filings and link them to corruption. Noone cares about anything anymore other than money!

[KnightChatX]

For one, it was actually DC Power and not AC.

[KnightChatX]

With all the satelights in space today, how do we know any wireless signal is safe and other wireless devices in use today aren't affecting the human brain and animals or biology? They come dangerously to the frequency the human brain operates on. They know it's safe because it was much safer than cell phone signals. They can generate weak signals using the existing airwaves like AM radio and generate power through oscillation on the other end.

[JonThm]

But Tesla went bankrupt over thsi idea!

[Smithj312612]

Yes, but only becuase his lab was destoyed in a fire becuase people didnt like his idea.

[JonThm]

Transmission ofv power without cables is very inefficient: Which is why it is not done now! Tesla backed the wrong idea! AC good, air trasmisison of power, no starter!

[g9ster]

@JonThm

Tesla did not back up the wrong idea, but instead he wanted to provide free energy that is believed to be surrounding the earth, think about it.. if he could of harvested energy from the earths atmosphere and deliver it through wireless like this video has shown it would of been great and who would care much about the efficiency.. it is for FREE!!!

[KnightChatX]

Bingo! But alot of his stuff still existed, much of his work he put into buildings, some of which to this day still have running generators and powered lights and nobody knows why the lights are still running.

[KnightChatX]

Shelby company that went out of business long ago made those really good vacuum packed lightbulbs, 1 still running today in a fire station called the centenial lightbulb.

[LyrumusX]

This is nothing like how Tesla did wireless power. Tesla's method was nearly lossless.

[boxa888]

hell yea, great comment, teslas energy transfer is totally differnent and about 98 % efficient world wide which is insanely awesome, and yes this was 100 yrs ago!!! man they were so evil to tesla.

[crippled82]

no 'overunity', as Tesla-fans like to mention.

So the next step is to put in on the moon and transfer energy to earth

[flavour54]

This technology is hard to meter, therefore hard to charge. I imagine it could be easily stolen.

[caparole]

really, our medical health must be at stake here! where did all that energy go? all those 18% of 34000 watts? a bird might have flown by and got fried, but that's not what we see.

[agungk]

the sun transfer it's energy wirelessly to earth. so wireless power transfer is a fact of life.

the real question is: at what cost? material cost, technological cost, safety cost, environmental cost.

i can imagine using it for very specific mission and for short duration (like the idea of space elevator powering by intense beam of light). but having high energy beams criss-crossed the atmosphere would be unimaginable.

[ketrab35]

1975... and before that there was Tesla and his projets... and today, we still dont have such technology in homes!

I just have the companies which dont allow us to develop, just because they want to earn more money... its all about money... ;/

[vhbeazel]

I am starting to believe that wireless power is the zero energy education point; someone has to believe that our craft can reach the sound barrier, in order for us to surpass that point...it is the same with wireless power.

Hopefully this video will create a virus, with 100 people sharing it with 100 people!!