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This was perhaps Nikola Tesla's most fantastic invention, a device for photographing thought. Tesla once said in 1933, when 78 years old, "I expect to photograph thoughts... In 1893, while engaged in certain investigations, I became convinced that a definite image formed in thought, must by reflex action, produce a corresponding image on the retina, which might be read by a suitable apparatus. This brought me to my system of television which I announced at that time... My idea was to employ an artificial retina receiving an object of the image seen, an optic nerve and another retina at the place of reproduction... both being fashioned somewhat like a checkerboard, with the optic nerve being a part of earth." Tesla made his transition before revealing too many details of his invention. The above were taken from a newspaper interview that was released to wire services on September 10, 1933.
Tesla's "Thought Photography" Machine This was perhaps Nikola Tesla's most fantastic invention, a device for photographing thought Tesla once said in 1933, when 78 years old, "I expect to photograph thoughts... In 1893, while engaged in certain investigations, became convinced that a definite image formed in thought, must by reflex action, produce a corresponding image on the retina, which might be read by a suitable apparatus. This brought me to my system of television which announced at that time... My idea was to employ an artificial retina receiving an object of the image seen, an optic nerve and another retina at the place o reproduction... both being fashioned somewhat like a checkerboard, with the optic nerve being a part of earth. "Tesla made his transition before revealing to many details of his invention. The above were taken from a newspaper interview that was released to wire services on September 10, 1933. Anti-Gravity & the Wall of Light When matter is considered to be linked by electromagnetic wave propagations from the sun, manifesting as sunlight, then a literal Wall of Light can be created, and through this wall, all manifestations of time, space, gravity and matter can be manipulated. The mystical Wall of Light, used frequently in Tesla references, and is the tide of a book about Tesla, is allegorical to columns of light in the sky, and to the manipulation of energy and matter. Tesla was unquestionably a visionary and a mystic. Anti-gravity airships were typically depicted in illustrations of his interviews and advanced predictions. He often spoke of the coming world in which anti-gravity aircraft will carry cargo across the continent, drawing power from centrally located power stations along the earth grid. Tesla has been credited with several space drives, though plans that have been published are dubious. In his mind he had no doubt created an electro-gravitic craft that would draw power from his Wardenclyffe Tower plant. Could such a craft have ever been built in secret? Tesla certainly had the plans for such a craft in his head—all he needed was a wealthy financier. Perhaps a Jules Verne-type character like Captain Nemo. It is interesting to note here that Tesla's electric submarine could also be the proto-design for the airship, as these cigar-shaped craft can allegedly go underwater, and act as submarines, as well as airships. Teleportation and Time Travel Devices Tesla's Death Ray, a kind of radio-wave-scalar weapon or ultra-sound gun, was the stepping stone to more important inventions, like teleportation and Time Travel devices. H.G. Wells had already popularized the idea, but Tesla may have actually experimented with such devices. With such popular time-travel tales as The Philadelphia Experiment and The Montauk Project, it would only seem natural that secret government research on time-travel and teleportation would owe something to the work of Nikola Tesla. If Tesla was truly the genius that some believe he was, he could have made his own time-machine and gone into the future, or maybe teleport himself to Mars. Perhaps he built a flying saucer and flew away, after cleverly faking his death. Tesla was like an odd-ball hero from the past. A literal Man Out of Time. He had visions of his inventions, even as a teenager. Tesla and Atlantis According to the Unarius Academy of San Diego, California, Nikola Tesla was the reincarnation of an Adantean engineer and inventor who was responsible for the energy supply first used to power on a now destroyed island in the Atlantic. According to Unarius, from the great central pyramid in Atlantis, power beams would be relayed from reflectors on mountaintops into the Afferent homes where these power beams would be converted into light, heat 0r even to cool the house. According to Unarius, a round glass globe or sphere about afoot in diameter was filled with certain rare gases that would fluoresce and give off a soft white light, just as does a modern fluorescent light. Heating or cooling was also quite simple: Air being made up of molecules of gases, each molecule composed of a
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image of Francis Joseph I. There wa
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Tesla's first patent, applied for i
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Chapter 4 MORE PATENTS (1889-1900)
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Page 209 and 210: A. In fact, the proposition was mad
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