How do Tesla generators work and how do they work?

In 1897, during the opening of the hydroelectric power plant on Niagara, the great inventor and electrical engineer Nikola Tesla made a statement that shocked the listeners attending the ceremony.

The essence of his statement was that the way of extracting energy from natural resources, according to which humanity is going, is dead-end. Oil, gas and the force of water pressure in the hydroelectric station can not meet the growing needs of the earth because of its limitations. At the same time, there is an unlimited energy source, the use of which will not affect the environment in any way.

The Mysteries of Tesla

Nikola Tesla had a reputation for a great eccentric, he was known as a mysterious and unusual person. Some considered him a true wizard, others accepted many of his experiments for clever tricks and preferred to treat them wary.

Immediately there were experts who accused the scientist of violating one of the fundamental foundations of modern physics - the second law of thermodynamics. The energy generator Tesla, according to the author, did not consume external sources of "material" resources, feeding on some force emanating from the "outer space", the nature of which the inventor described in very vague terms. At the same time he confidently asserted that his laws did not violate any laws of modern science, and he referred to the description of the principle of his work, which was published on the 200th page of the June issue of the Century Magazine magazine for 1900.

In the article, the main principle according to which the generator of Tesla could work was actually stated. The diagram explaining it was very simple. It depicted an empty cylinder, inside of which was a channel connecting our mortal world with the "outer space". It is on this path that the "O", according to the inventor's intention, was to receive at the disposal of mankind the infinite energy of the ether, which in the space of any number.

Principle of the Tesla generator

The principle by which Tesla generators work, in this version does not really contradict the postulates of modern science. Any extraction of energy in the modern sense is based on the difference in potentials of physical parameters, regardless of their nature (thermal, mechanical or electrical). Energy occurs when there is movement from high to low, from hot to cold, from plus to minus (or vice versa).

As another illustration, a scheme was given according to which a plate was placed at a height (presumably large enough) connected by a conductor to the terminal of a capacitor whose other pole was grounded. Tesla generators had to consume solar energy, which could be extracted directly from this tank or through a transformer, for which an interrupter was connected to the circuit.

The scientist tried to explain as clearly as possible the principle of the work of his device, using hydrodynamic analogies. In his opinion, the nature of oscillations is peculiar to liquids, and the flow of energy occurs according to the same laws as the movement of water from one reservoir to another.

Despite the simplicity of the calculations, the Tesla generators were unclaimed.

Who prevents the introduction of Tesla generators?

Proponents of the theory of "clean energy" accuse the international oil and gas corporations, whose power is based on resources mercilessly extracted from the depths of the planet, that they are trying hard to prevent the introduction of an ingenious invention in order to retain their boundless power in rejecting theoretical calculations.

However, in all likelihood, in addition to this evil will, there are other circumstances hindering the triumphant march of new energy on the planet. The fact is that, despite the visible availability of schemes, so far nobody has succeeded in realizing them.

From time to time in the press there are reports of a successful test of another device for obtaining "pure energy of the ether," which, as a rule, accompanies the offer to acquire a manual on the self-manufacturing of such a device. Inexpensive, one hundred dollars. Generators Tesla can still become though limited, but a source of resources, albeit not cosmic ...