Tesla says that its free electricity had no impact on the system’s performance. For example, the company’s “Supercharger” stations could charge a Tesla even “100%, when electricity costs nothing at all outside those Superchargers.” Tesla says these Tesla “Superchargers” had just “about 1,200 kW worth — just over 2 days’ worth of energy available.” On […]
The most famous person from Tesla’s life, Nikola Tesla, was found to have an IQ of 99, in addition to this being a perfect score on SAT. Nikola Tesla’s IQ scores are from official educational sources, including the National Council for Standards and Tests, and the Harvard-MIT-Princeton-Stanford-California, National Institute for Standards and Programs. In addition […]
No… but you can power a magnetless bulb with an electrohydraulic system. The EH system is powered by electrical impulses and magnetic fields through an electrical coupling which, of course, can only be connected to power. This coupling is created by a simple, thin tube which makes a simple, tiny loop which is connected to […]
In order to know if flywheel free energy is possible, our test chamber is run at 100km/h. Is flywheel free energy possible? In a first run, the average energy of the flywheel is 9.3 MJ/kg, which is approximately the same as if the flywheel were always being charged with 100MJ/kg. However, when we let the […]
Tesla is also claiming that the power that they’ve used their company is completely free. Tesla has claimed that they’ve used a “tetra gas turbine” so far, and they’ve also mentioned that they’ve used a “turbine” for powering an “unbelievably large array of power stations” that could power all the planet. This is pretty good […]
Answer: Free energy generators (felons) provide electricity to those who may be unable to afford electricity. In the first place, they should be used only in the interest of the people, and in the next, no one should be harmed by them. For instance, the German government has introduced free energy plants on state highways. […]
A device, sometimes called a “free” or “diverted” or “inverted” power source, contains only free electrons and has no net electric charge to draw energy from. Free energy sources can be found in many types of gadgets, even when you plug them in directly–a car or boat, for example. Free energy gadgets may be the […]
The answer is yes—but not at the speed of light. A physicist named Richard Feynman once asked a young physicist out on a date—and ended up buying two dozen “atomic clocks.” The idea might sound a bit geeky to you, but these were the days before computers or calculators. They required that you hold down […]
It is true that there are free energy generators available, but no one has used them in a practical way, including solar. But that doesn’t mean that these generators don’t exist – they did, because free energy generators were invented long ago, and people were able (in the 1980s) to run on them for a […]
In our world we have created the energy of the environment for us. It is called the sun and the Earth, the Earth’s energy and food for us. There is an interesting story about the sun but now it’s in the center of the Universe and we don’t care. And it doesn’t matter even if […]