Re: What DID Tesla do? was: Re: About the skin effect in humans

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Original poster: "mercurus2000" <mercurus2000-at-cox-dot-net> 

Nikola Tesla
On His Work With Alternating Currents and Their Application to Wireless
Telegraphy, Telephony, and Transmission of Power
Sun Publishing 1992
ISBN 0-9632652-0-2
It's a Transcipt of his prehearing interview with his legal counsel with
accompanying photographs.
Adam
What kind of recordings? Or do you mean personal or "official"
correspondence in preparing for the lawsuits at the demise of Wardenclyffe?

  >Who knows just how large the streamers or better put the artificial
lightning being issued >from his tower. It's quite possible they easily
dwarfed Electrum.

Exactly the point: WHO knows? Unreproduceable claims that are contrary to
known scientific principles are outside the realm of science, but are the
"meat and potatoes" of "esteemed journals" like the Globe, the National
Enquirer, and thousands of fringe websites.
  >Adam

This does NOT make the claims false, but it does put them in the purgatory
basket labeled "Unverified/Unverifiable Claims Which Seem on Their Face, to
be Contrary to That Which has Already Been Shown to be Valid.", where they
must remain unless and until others take the time, effort, and capital to
verify them.

Matt D.
Evangelical Agnostic, Skeptic, and Admirer of Tesla's Real Achievements.