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by Shredder 11/24/2004, 1:00pm PST |
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From the Wikipedia:
Tesla conducted experiments contributing to the understanding of electromagnetic propagation and the Earth's resonance. It is well documented (from various photos from the time) that he lit hundreds of lamps wirelessly at a distance of up to twenty-five miles (40 km). He transmitted signals several kilometres and lit neon tubes conducting through the ground. He researched ways to utilize the ionosphere to transmit energy wirelessly over long distances. He transmitted extremely low frequencies through the earth and portions of the ionosphere, called the Kennelly-Heaviside layer, in his experiments.
Unless my understanding of this is incomplete, this implies that Tesla had a lamp which was not plugged into any sort of wire which he managed to keep lit.
The power for which he transmitted through the atmosphere. I get, obviously, transmitting a little data through your remote control, but there is still a battery in the controller. If I am comprehending this correctly, this needn't be with Tesla's discovery.
This blows my mind.
This begs the question: Why hasn't any industrialized nation utilized the concept of wireless power transmissions? Why are we still plugging shit into the wall?
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