Nikola Tesla's experimental station at Colorado Springs. Interior close up, of oscillator components including condensers, regulating coil, and Westinghouse high tension transformer. December 1899.

Nikola Tesla's New York laboratory. A demonstration of his system for the transmission of electrical energy through natural media — a view of his magnifying oscillation transformer in action. Actual width of space traversed by the luminous streamers issuing from the single circular terminal terminating the extra coil is over 16 feet; the area covered is approximately 200 square feet. Estimated pressure is 2 1/2 million volts, the safe limit for this laboratory. It was here that Tesla discovered extraordinary conductive properties of the atmosphere, and to pursue these investigations further he sought to establish an experimental station at a remote location where he would be unrestricted in producing vastly greater voltages. Circa 1896-1898.

A U.S. Navy shipboard transmitter manufactured by the Lowenstein Radio Company, licensed under 6 of Nikola Tesla's patents. This five kilowatt set, capable of 1,500-mile transmission, was used during WW1.

Nikola Tesla's Static Eliminator - a variable coupling radio-frequency transformer.

Nikola Tesla seated inside a circular framework 51 feet in diameter, which supported the primary and secondary conductors of the largest Tesla coil ever built, at his Colorado Springs experimental station in 1899. The oscillator is operating at 100 khz, and the discharges occur with a deafening roar striking an unconnected, comparatively smaller diameter coil 22 feet away. The activity of the oscillator created earth currents of such magnitude that sparks an inch long could be drawn from a water main at a distance of 300 feet from the station. The inscription on the photograph is addressed to Sir William Crookes and reads; To my illustrious friend Sir William Crookes of whom I always think and whose letters I never answer. June 17, 1901 Nikola Tesla.

Wave Structure of Matter (WSM) Group Discussion on Nikola Tesla

Hi Pete (Mountainman),
Your Tesla article is interesting.

An article written by Toby Grotz entitled: "The Influence of Vedic philosophy on Nikola Tesla's understanding of free energy."

I copied some below;

'But where did Tesla learn Vedic concepts and Sanskrit terminology? A review of the well known biographies by Cheney, Hunt and Draper, and O'Neil reveal no mention of Tesla's knowledge of Sanskrit. O'Neal however includes the following excerpt from an unpublished article called Man's Greatest Achievement:'

"There manifests itself in the fully developed being , Man, a desire mysterious, inscrutable and irresistible: to imitate nature, to create, to work himself the wonders he perceives.... Long ago he recognized that all perceptible matter comes from a primary substance, or tenuity beyond conception, filling all space, the Akasha or luminiferous ether, which is acted upon by the life giving Prana or creative force, calling into existence, in never ending cycles all things and phenomena. The primary substance, thrown into infinitesimal whirls of prodigious velocity, becomes gross matter; the force subsiding, the motion ceases and matter disappears, reverting to the primary substance."

Geoff - This is consistent with the following quote from Lama Govinda;

The fundamental element of the cosmos is Space. Space is the all-embracing principle of higher unity. Nothing can exist without Space. ... According to ancient Indian tradition the Universe reveals itself in two fundamental properties: as Motion and as that in which motion takes place, namely Space. This Space is called Akasa (Tibetan: nam-mkhah) and is that through which things step into visible appearance, i.e., through which they possess extension or corporeality.
Akasa is derived from the root kas, 'to radiate, to shine', and has therefore the meaning of ether which is conceived as the medium of movement.
The principle of Movement, however, is Prana, (Tibetan: sugs), the breath of life, the all-powerful, all-pervading rhythm of the universe, in which world-creations and world-destructions follow each other like inhalation and exhalation in the human body, and in which the course of suns and planets plays a similar role as the circulation of the blood and the currents of psychic energy in the human organism. All forces of the universe, like those of the human mind, from the highest consciousness to the depths of the subconscious, are modifications of prana. (Lama Govinda 1969)

Geoff - It is interesting Vedic Philosophy and its influence on Tesla - and very relevant to WSM.

A wrote: I don't know if you've heard of Valerie Hunt who has come up with all manner of insights into human vibrational energy, although she is unsure what the nature of this energy is, even though she measures it with electromagnetic detectors. She believes it is something more complicated (or unknown) than simple electromagnetism. "Infinite Mind : Science of the Human Vibrations of Consciousness" is a book I've had on my wish list for some time. Anyway, she highly recommends the use of a Teslar Watch (named after Tesla of course) which emits 8 Hz and is said to (partly at least) nullify the vibrations that come off electronic pollutants in our modern-day environment. Maybe it isn't 8 Hz, but 7.6?
Also, I'm fascinated by the insights you post on this list, and wonder whether you too have had the thought that vibrations of some sort make thinking difficult in our modern environment. Is it a coincidence that Geoff Haselhurst lives out in the wilds of Oz, and you in relatively noise-free north of NZ, and Caroline in Wales far away from it all, and that a visit to London (only 30miles away) drives me nuts for reasons that I cannot explain? Why is it that the most interesting posts on the internet that I read *never* come from New York? And that Seattle and New Zealand figure so prominently?

Hi A - I had not heard of Valerie Hunt before so had a look on the web. She appears to have been quite a trail blazer. The idea that there are other subtler fields than e/m is certainly one that we should entertain. It is clear to me that any field that has a wave nature (that means all I expect) can therefore support spherical standing waves (i.e. particle-like thingies). Such "particles" can then interact and this leads to a new domain (field) that will have much slower wave speed and a possibly quite different set of rules (e.g. the sort of differences between charge, colour in particle physics and gravity). Again such a field can produce new waves that make a new field and so on.

These ideas are new but not at all fanciful. We know that e/m interaction of atoms allows a new field of sound. Sound also is quantised as phonons. I have identified a series of at least 5 such major fields with possibly several more and with fainter in between ones. According to Theosophy there are 7 main layers (aren't there always?) and that there is a more subtle field beyond e/m and after that mind. That would be the fastest one with my estimate of about 3.6x10^19 cm/s wave velocity. There are many sources of other frequencies in the ELF (extra low frequency) range which can have an effect on humans, presumably through stimulating some brain waves by resonance. Certainly there are devices that emit sound or light (or e/m?) that are used in an effort to affect state of mind. I do know that people's reaction times are slowed by low ELF frequencies (e.g. 3 Hz) and improved by faster ELF frequencies (e.g. 10 to 12 Hz). Also that people have more accidents when the low ~3 Hz ELF waves are stronger (Budapest research).

From my own experience I know that as a young man I felt uncomfortable in the city and attributed it to claustrophobia, but it seems to me now that it is sensitivity to unpleasant vibrations, which may be machinery or more likely mass human vibrations. My earlier rushed off post was probably not very clear. What I intended to say is that some places, like NY, have a business environment and therefore are more conducive to that, while others may have an entirely different feel. Of course any large city will likely have a lot more noise and not be conducive to peaceful thought. But I live in sight of central Auckland, a city of 1 million, which although it isn't London or NY is still a reasonable size. However NZ has often been a social experiment for the world, leading in new ideas, some great ones later adopted in other places and some disasters which do not spread. Theosophists seem to think that NZ, Australia and California are the places where the new age/race of man is developing. It might just be that they were some of the last places on the planet to be settled by Europeans, and so got a decent helping of people who wanted to make a new life away from places that they didn't feel comfortable.
Regards,
Ray Tomes

A number of people have been mentioning Tesla. I don't know a great deal about Tesla's work, but did come across a part where he was building devices to transmit power (not through wires) at 180,000 Hz. That greatly interested me because when I discovered the series of universal structures at distance ratios near 34560 it went: Hubble scale, galaxies, stars, planets, moons, X, Y, cells, atoms, nucleons. There was nothing obvious at X or Y but they corresponded to about 1.7 km and 5 cm. Or expressed another way, 1.7 km is about 175 kHz or rather near Tesla's value. Later I found that in some anomalous experiments a series of frequencies were found and I saw immediately that all were sub harmonics of about 172,800 Hz. That figure is also interesting because the Schumann resonance or 7.5 Hz times 34560 gives 259,200 Hz which is exactly 1.5 times the other figure. Or expressed another way, the Earth size is related to universal harmonics rather closely.
While here I will also mention about cold fusion and other such extracting of energy from the vacuum. First off, I think that it is extremely unwise because we do not know the effects on the interconnections of energy at many levels and if practiced it would likely result in earthquakes and other disasters.
Having said that, I believe that the existing experiments have been very mixed in results because they do not understand the interconnecting web of frequencies, apparatus size, heat sound and light speed in relationship to devices as well as chemical vibration rates. That is why several laboratories have been blown up when they accidentally drifted into perfect tuning. Take care. Ray

Hello Geoffrey,
I just discovered your web page. I would like to tell you that it looks great and is very useful. I am sending it off to a few other Tesla people. I’ll get back to you after I use your page a little more. Probably in a week or so. Short version is that I am a practicing Organic Chemist (Merck USA) with a EE background and electricity has never been fully explained. Your site is an excellent reference point. Thanks. Tony

Sorry I have taken so long to get back but I’m very busy much of the time. I received Milo Wolff’s book 'Exploring the Physics of the Unknown Universe' on Thursday and am in the process of reading it. All of the intro stuff (general physics) I am already familiar with. The Space Resonance Theory / Wave Structure of Matter (WSM) is where I’ll focus.
I have most of Tesla’s unclassified patents (US).
One question for you is: Do you know of anyone who has been able to duplicate his work in any way? Apparently most if not all his work had deep ties with resonance theory. Another book I have recently read is The Evolution of Matter by Dr. Gustave Le Bon 1909 also strongly connected to resonance. Goes to show what people were thinking back then. I’ll get back to you after I have read Milo. T

Hi T,
A couple of comments;
1. Milo Wolff's book was written in 1990 (revised edition 1994). Since then Milo and I have discussed many things over 5 years - particularly gravity as a change / slowing of in-wave velocity in space of higher mass-energy density, and that space must be one thing, and thus both infinite / eternal. His book does not reflect this knowledge - I have some of his later papers on my website (some with my comments added I think). It is important to read our latest ideas as I think his book has errors / omissions that cause confusion.
I think Milo accepts this - and part of the reason he is writing another book at the moment.
I should add that I learnt far more from Milo Wolff (and Albert Einstein) than from anywhere else ( and I have read a lot of good philosophers!)

2. I have only read a little on Tesla (others on extracting energy from space) and resonance is central to what they are doing. The WSM explains this - but there is still a lot to learn. I do not know of anyone who has duplicated his work. But over time I plan on studying / researching this more and will keep you informed (and greatly improve the webpage on Tesla and Alternative Energy).
I will chase up Le Bon, sounds interesting. Look forward to your further comments,
Geoff Haselhurst