Wireless Electricity

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Japanese Scientists Successfully Transmit Electricity Through The Air
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March 17, 2015 by John Vibes (http://www.trueactivist.com/author/goodvibes/)

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Scientists in Japan have successfully transmitted electric energy wirelessly through the air, proving that Nikola Tesla was onto something big.

For years debates have raged about whether or not power could be transferred through the air, and while there have been many reports of this being achieved on a small scale, there has never been a major mainstream study into the phenomenon, until now.

Scientists with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency used microwaves to deliver electricity to a specific target 55 meters away.

“This was the first time anyone has managed to send a high output of nearly two kilowatts of electric power via microwaves to a small target, using a delicate directivity control device,” a spokesman for the agency told AFP on Thursday.

“SSPS consists of a space-based power generation/transmission facility that gathers sunlight, converts it into microwaves or laser beams, and transmits those to the ground; and a power receiving facility on the ground,” explained researcher Yasuyuki Fukumuro.

“There are many technological challenges to solve before SSPS can be implemented. When transmitting power by microwaves, a significant technological challenge is how to control the direction, and transmit it with pinpoint accuracy from a geostationary orbit to a receiving site on the ground,” he added.

The SSPS project will initially be geared towards space applications, to power space stations, shuttles, and equipment, but will eventually be used for practical purposes on Earth as well.

John Vibes (https://www.facebook.com/jgvibes) writes for True Activist and is an author, researcher and investigative journalist who takes a special interest in the counter culture and the drug war.



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[Cidersomerset]

WIRELESS ELECTRICITY IS HERE !!! CNN NEWS

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[ghostrider]

tesla is still ahead of them , even in the grave , he is smarter and years ahead ...

[Wind]

tesla is still ahead of them , even in the grave , he is smarter and years ahead ...

Nah, he's not in the grave. He's out there somewhere.

[ghostrider]

tesla is still ahead of them , even in the grave , he is smarter and years ahead ...

Nah, he's not in the grave. He's out there somewhere.

ha , he's probably re-incarnated and is working on his own invention pretending like he just discovered it ... lol

[Erich]

Japanese Scientists Successfully Transmit Electricity Through The Air
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March 17, 2015 by John Vibes (http://www.trueactivist.com/author/goodvibes/)

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Scientists in Japan have successfully transmitted electric energy wirelessly through the air, proving that Nikola Tesla was onto something big.

For years debates have raged about whether or not power could be transferred through the air, and while there have been many reports of this being achieved on a small scale, there has never been a major mainstream study into the phenomenon, until now.

Scientists with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency used microwaves to deliver electricity to a specific target 55 meters away.

“This was the first time anyone has managed to send a high output of nearly two kilowatts of electric power via microwaves to a small target, using a delicate directivity control device,” a spokesman for the agency told AFP on Thursday.

“SSPS consists of a space-based power generation/transmission facility that gathers sunlight, converts it into microwaves or laser beams, and transmits those to the ground; and a power receiving facility on the ground,” explained researcher Yasuyuki Fukumuro.

“There are many technological challenges to solve before SSPS can be implemented. When transmitting power by microwaves, a significant technological challenge is how to control the direction, and transmit it with pinpoint accuracy from a geostationary orbit to a receiving site on the ground,” he added.

The SSPS project will initially be geared towards space applications, to power space stations, shuttles, and equipment, but will eventually be used for practical purposes on Earth as well.

John Vibes (https://www.facebook.com/jgvibes) writes for True Activist and is an author, researcher and investigative journalist who takes a special interest in the counter culture and the drug war.



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So many wonderful things waiting if we only had the moral framework to deserve them.

[Nick Matkin]

Yes, the genius Tesla did this a long time ago, but he wasn't able to get around the inverse-square law. That means when you double the distance, the energy available is quartered. Quadruple the distance and it's a 1/16th, etc. It's a very inefficient way of getting power from one place to the next. (This isn't to be confused with 'free energy' by the way.)

That's why it takes a radio or TV transmitter of tens or hundreds of kilowatts to get a few microwatts into the antenna circuit a few miles away, which then has to be greatly amplified before you can enjoy the original transmitted programme.

Nevertheless you can illuminate a florescent tube using the electrostatic field of a Tesla coil with no direct connection. There are plenty of Youtube videos. One here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEx0EHB-Bn8). (If you know anything about Tesla coils you'll know why this isn't a very practical idea!)

Wireless magnetic AC induction is how your electric toothbrush gets charged. But it only works because the transmitting coil and the receiving coil are very close to each other.

Anyway, there seems to be some very shallow thinking here. Even if it were possible to transmit significant amounts of energy a decent distance, what happens to people who happen to get in the way? There are plenty of forum members who worry about a few milliwatts from their wi-fi router or a watt or two from their mobile phone.

Were talking about thousands of watts here - not even I would like to get in the way of a 2kW microwave beam!

Nick

[Selkie]

Yes, the genius Tesla did this a long time ago, but he wasn't able to get around the inverse-square law. That means when you double the distance, the energy available is quartered. Quadruple the distance and it's a 1/16th, etc. It's a very inefficient way of getting power from one place to the next. (This isn't to be confused with 'free energy' by the way.)

That's why it takes a radio or TV transmitter of tens or hundreds of kilowatts to get a few microwatts into the antenna circuit a few miles away, which then has to be greatly amplified before you can enjoy the original transmitted programme.

Nevertheless you can illuminate a florescent tube using the electrostatic field of a Tesla coil with no direct connection. There are plenty of Youtube videos. One here. (If you know anything about Tesla coils you'll know why this isn't a very practical idea!)

Wireless magnetic AC induction is how your electric toothbrush gets charged. But it only works because the transmitting coil and the receiving coil are very close to each other.

Anyway, there seems to be some very shallow thinking here. Even if it were possible to transmit significant amounts of energy a decent distance, what happens to people who happen to get in the way? There are plenty of forum members who worry about a few milliwatts from their wi-fi router or a watt or two from their mobile phone.

Were talking about thousands of watts here - not even I would like to get in the way of a 2kW microwave beam!

Nick

Actually, I've been wondering about all of that, so thanks very much for your post.

[thepainterdoug]

on the video he asks is it safe, and the answer is yes, just like cell phones and wi fi.

but are cell phones and wi fi safe?

[Nick Matkin]

on the video he asks is it safe, and the answer is yes, just like cell phones and wi fi.

but are cell phones and wi fi safe?

Some will say 'no'. Others will say the jury is still out. But since the technology is ubiquitous and we're not all dropping like flies, I'm minded to say it is safe.

I've worked in an RF environment for decades and not known of any colleagues who have been affected. The limits of exposure in an engineering environment depend upon frequency, and at present this is only limited to heating effects on the body. The general public will never experience the field strengths experienced by professionals working in the industry. I have heard a doctor say that this is a very crude evaluation of the possibly much more subtle effects. He may be right, but if so, we're still not dropping like flies.

There may be individuals who are much more susceptible to the effects of radio frequency energy, but this must be separated out from the nocebo and psychosomatic or neurotic aspects of their reported symptoms.

What I am more worried about iif this 'Wireless Transmission of Energy' really does start being used is the fact that it will in all likelihood not be nice tidy sine-waves of the appropriate frequency, but horrid waveforms full of harmonics. You can kiss goodbye to using any conventional radio equipment when your neighbourhood is full of tens of kilowatts of broadband transmitters spewing out harmonics from DC to light while wirelessly charging your vacuum cleaners, lawn mowers and cars!

Come to think of it, what's actually wrong with a proper wired connection where all the energy goes where it's meant to?

You read it here first folks. You have been warned.

Nick

[Selkie]

...Come to think of it, what's actually wrong with a proper wired connection where all the energy goes where it's meant to?...

Nick

This is so sensible! :)

[3(C)+me]

Well I am not sure if so safe. A young women got cancer she was 17 years old because she used to store her cell-phone in her bra, and this was on the Dr Oz show. This area her right breast is where she got cancer. The mother of this daughter is getting more stories about this after the show aired. There was I think it was a new Yorker magazine an article about a lot of guys on wall street getting cancer on the ear they held their cell phones. Appears it has a accumulative effect over the years. But the cell-phones companies want you to think it is all safe. Also too much electricity floating around does effect and jam the body. I have posted here else where how a smart meter effected by sleeping behavior. And let's not forget that WIFI is the hackers dream and let's not forget privacy issues. The smart meter signals is linked to cancer so to your due diligence and I wonder why we are swimming in electricity brought on by PTB? Hmm, I wonder?

[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

Well, if folks are worried about things getting in between transmitters (i.e. roadkill lol),
isn't it possible to make transmitters smaller/more numerous/better protected?

Coupled with the recent solar breakthroughs, I don't foresee much need except on the mil/industrial scale, for particularly large transmitters.

Doesn't it seem like a small mirror array collecting solar could supply quite a few nearby homes? Also with a series of transmitters, one could relay the energy over shorter jumps (you sillies....)

Where are you trying to send power, Mars? :P
How much do you really need?
I mean what are we powering CERN or something?

@_@

*looks at toaster*
Sigh lol
"Someday Sparky they will understand" :zip lips:

edit: recently one of the moderators or someone posted a thread detailing a project in south america, where old cell phones are being used as proximity cameras :D

very ingenious use of low or no cost materials providing a priceless service for the rainforest ;)

IMO keep your eyes on Apple/Tesla motors @@

[Infinite Merkaba]

A great video I have only just watched, any comments?
ESeb-sPIFsA

[Nick Matkin]

He doesn't mention the units the meter is indicating, so we don't really know if the fields are 'dangerous' or not.

He's generating a rotating magnetic filed from a bifilar winding to move the ball rearing. Notice it doesn't speed up as he increases the frequency.

The LED flashes from the radiated field and only needs a fraction of a watt to be illuminated.

He's using 60 to 100 watts to illuminate an LED (not even a small bulb) wirelessly from a few inches and to rotate a ball in water. You can do either with much less than 100 watts, - a 5-volt battery motor for example, so it's not clear to me what he's trying to demonstrate.

Nick

[Carmody]

Yes, the genius Tesla did this a long time ago, but he wasn't able to get around the inverse-square law. That means when you double the distance, the energy available is quartered. Quadruple the distance and it's a 1/16th, etc. It's a very inefficient way of getting power from one place to the next. (This isn't to be confused with 'free energy' by the way.)

That's why it takes a radio or TV transmitter of tens or hundreds of kilowatts to get a few microwatts into the antenna circuit a few miles away, which then has to be greatly amplified before you can enjoy the original transmitted programme.

Nevertheless you can illuminate a florescent tube using the electrostatic field of a Tesla coil with no direct connection. There are plenty of Youtube videos. One here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEx0EHB-Bn8). (If you know anything about Tesla coils you'll know why this isn't a very practical idea!)

Wireless magnetic AC induction is how your electric toothbrush gets charged. But it only works because the transmitting coil and the receiving coil are very close to each other.

Anyway, there seems to be some very shallow thinking here. Even if it were possible to transmit significant amounts of energy a decent distance, what happens to people who happen to get in the way? There are plenty of forum members who worry about a few milliwatts from their wi-fi router or a watt or two from their mobile phone.

Were talking about thousands of watts here - not even I would like to get in the way of a 2kW microwave beam!

Nick

Tesla used longitudinal ground wave punching, via inductive spiking, just as others have done.

This takes you around the inverse square law.

Think of a balloon stretched out over the head of a tennis racket that has had the strings removed. And then remove the handle of the tennis racket.

Lay this balloon thing on the ground, flat, parallel to the ground.

Now, modulate the skin closest to the ground, and look at the volume change in the balloon, and see the energy that is pumped out of the system along the ground. It's ground wave punching and it is extremely dangerous.

Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower worked that way and so did the pyramid complex. Both have capacitive and water laden deep well systems under them in spongey dryish soil. (note how nano-infusion of sponges are now talked about as being fabulous batteries and capacitors)

As one is modulating the ground, the person on the ground... moves in it's energetic envelope and is relatively unaffected. In the same way a person can work on live high tension wires. 'Relatively unaffected' is the key phrase here, and I'm not betting that it is healthy in the long term, at all. I'd like to see a long term study done on the folks who do the live high tension work. I'd imagine they did not get away with perfect health, in the long term.

It's done via gigantic inductors which are spiked, literally, with long copper bus bars, into the soil. Then discharge the 1000lb inductor via electrical disconnect, spike the pulse into the ground plane. Modulate for carrier and signal. The 'charge' of the inductor takes only some small voltage levels, no current flow. Thus... seemingly huge ground wave/plane modulations, resulting in a classically measured and understood 10's of kilowatts of output (minimum), near zero energetic input, at least in how we think of and measure such things in the classical sense. Eric Dollard explains it in a few talks, here and there.

That is how you start earthquakes and breach into dimensional doorways, vortexes and whatnot.

Anyway, free energy devices utilize longitudinal energy capture and translation into transverse wave function. That's how Tesla did it. He would longitudinally resonate the ground wave at a particular frequency and then use a complementary resonance ground wave collector and transverse converter system at the other end of the whole given transfer system, miles away.

This is for illustrative purposes only, do not do this, it is very dangerous. For everyone.

This is how dimensions, other dimensions relate to this place, how ley lines work, etc, How the aegis and electrical systems on the USS Donald Cook were shut down by a Russian plane fly-by. How UFO's shut down nuke launch sites. It was and is longitudinal ground condition disturbance. (they could have shut the systems off, or blew them up in a shower of arcs and sparks, both are just as simple to enact) How we move through space and dimensions, etc, with various craft, in FTL aspects, and so on. It's the heart of the complex plasma longitudinal and transverse systems (magnetohydrodynamics) of energy that are in 'space', and so on. Even the Russian freeze ray works the same way. We tend to put all this under the 'scalar' technology umbrella.

They pyramid complex was there to either take advantage of the natural system or to enable it. Either way, it was at the exact perfect physical point on the surface of the planet with respect to the multidimensional resonant grid. (in modern science and with respect to the physical aspects of the planet earth, the pyramid complex is most seriously at the peak mass point of the planet, no joke. In scientific analysis, there is no disagreement on that. the only way this can happen is that ancient technology is at play, grunters and ignorant rock movers could not possibly know of such scientific exactness, so their technology was far ahead of what our best public science shows today. INESCAPABLE FACT.)

Tesla's earthquake machine was a phononic derivative (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonon) of such thinking. One is a logical conclusion of the other, in the realm of technology transfer.

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What this article seems to be speaking on is bog standard run of the mill RF transmission, which is brutally unhealthy, at best. It's killer, death on RF wheels. Stay away from this crap.

[Nick Matkin]

Tesla used longitudinal ground wave punching, via inductive spiking, just as others have done.

This takes you around the inverse square law.

But how come no one has come out since with a public demonstration? Maybe they have...?

If a genuine effect, some maverick students somewhere in the world will have heard about it. If you know about it, it's not a secret and some students will have tried to prove conventional science wrong by just doing it and putting it on Youtube.

If they have done this, I've missed it.

Nick

[Snoweagle]

Tesla used longitudinal ground wave punching, via inductive spiking, just as others have done.

This takes you around the inverse square law.

But how come no one has come out since with a public demonstration? Maybe they have...?

If a genuine effect, some maverick students somewhere in the world will have heard about it. If you know about it, it's not a secret and some students will have tried to prove conventional science wrong by just doing it and putting it on Youtube.

If they have done this, I've missed it.

Nick

The reason they do not come forward, as you well know, is the immense risk these researchers are under from an assortment of threats.

Maverick Scientists? Well they have come forward:
1. Eric Dollard has recently created a video on his website of him powering and transmitting radio waves via longitudinal earth currents. published

2. Regulators are currently discussing or may have already agreed to allow transmission of "power" wirelessly in commercial control systems. ongoing

3. Dr Konstantin Meyl, Hamburg University is currently promoting University courses seeking students for the science and study of scalar energy transmission. published

whoops :-)

I would normally supply links for genuine interested parties seeking research information, though I feel they would be wasted in this reply, Nick:-)

[TargeT]

So many wonderful things waiting if we only had the moral framework to deserve them.

We?

Hmmm, I smell the old "shame blame and guilt" game at play here.

Not sure what you've been up to, I'm very content with my life and what I'm doing with it. Having something KEPT from you and not "deserving" them are two very different things (and the whole concept of "deserving" could be discussed at length on its own besides that).

Own your dark side and accept it

Own your light side and be humble

Love your self and you will deserve anything you desire.

[Nick Matkin]

Just found a good video explaining Tesla's work regarding wireless energy transmission and resonance.

It's 15 minutes long. Skip the first five minutes if you like.

The guy's explanations are a bit laboured, but they are aimed at non-technical viewers. He makes the point that Tesla's original coils were not efficient, and it's possible he was trying to 'focus' (my words!) the energy that was oscillating in his coils to increase the wireless range.

The guy uses a florescent bulb to demonstrate wireless power transmission, although he omits the fact that it takes very little power to get one of those bulbs to glow. (You can light them by waving them about under high-voltage power lines!) Unfortunately Tesla didn't have such bulbs available...

There's no woo-woo pseudo-science in the video, just a straight demonstration for anyone curious about this area of Tesla's work.

Enjoy...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMJr-oUYYDA

[stebra]

Re a house where you don't have to plug in your appliances.
Some house construction these days, do not have wooden infrastructure, but use steel joists, studs, beams etc.
Imagine the many short-circuited square"loops" here in the walls.
These would get induced into them, very heavy current at low voltage that would soon heat up the steel to dangerous levels that may cause combustion in wall claddings.

[Nick Matkin]

Good point that may be lost on most. But I expect the frequency of transmission will be much higher than any possible short-circuits resonances you describe.

[stebra]

Hi Nick,
the short circuit currents induced I described, would heat up the steel regardless of resonant frequencies used.
The higher the frequency, the hotter the steel would become.
This method of melting metals is used right now in induction furnaces.
Steele Braden.

[Nick Matkin]

Ah... you're talking about RF heating. Used in various industrial (and medical) processes.

If the field was high enough to heat metal my non-resonance, it certainly won't be safe for living things to be close to!