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... in the files (Tesla
Wireless transmission of power
this is unbelievable
Yeah, that was a little scary
This is a completely new kind of physics and engineering world that does not yet exist
Where did you get this? - I don't really want to say -
It's as if someone is trying to erase this man from history
Tesla was a world famous scientist
He was a little secretive about what he was doing here
... three, two, one
Shortly before he dies
He was alone in a room in a hotel in New York
(Scientist and inventor (Nikola Tesla
He claimed to have 80 wallets full of works accomplished in his life
Include everything from detailed plans on wireless electricity
And about powerful weapons
That can destroy entire cities
But after his death
Only a few of Tesla's 80 wallets have been found
For decades, people have wondered
What happened to the files in Tesla's lost wallets
Could it contain secrets?
Secrets that could change the world forever?
(Colorado Springs)
On a private farm located miles west of Colorado Springs
Astrophysic engineer (Dr. Travis Taylor
And investigative journalist (Jason Stapleton
They continue to search for information related to the lost files
To the legendary scientist and inventor (Nikola Tesla
What's up, guys? - Hello guys -
They are joined today by Travis' old friend and research assistant, Kyle Davis
As well as experts in the field of "(electric," (Justin Hayes) and (Drew Eppie.)
From Tesla Technology
I see you brought in Tesla facility files - We did.
So I want to repeat the experiments (done by Nikola Tesla
While in Colorado Springs
Travis came to Colorado.
(The place where Tesla first conducted his experiments in 1899
To help prove Tesla's biggest claim.
That if the electric power is sufficiently amplified
"It can be transmitted wirelessly, not just over the air."
But also using "" conductive properties normally found on Earth
"... the day before" - We're ready, man.
Travis and Jason succeeded in replicating Tesla's experiment
That proved that a typical boat could operate wirelessly
Using a pair of Tesla coils located near the shore
Here it goes, there it goes!
It kicks off
!Yes! Look at that
Yes, my friend! - You know.
The story goes that he walked around and placed lamps on the ground that were lit by wireless energy
And I want to repeat it as best we can - That's so cool.
If Travis can prove there's an advantage in Tesla's concept of a world without wires
It will help discredit those who often reject (Tesla's) scientific theories
Because it is "excluded", "savage" and even "crazy."
It will also reveal a possible motive due to (having 20 bags full of Tesla coils
It may have been stolen from his hotel room upon his death in 1943
The more I dive into Tesla's work (and these experiments)
He was more convinced that he was really planning something
And for whatever reason
We do not experiment and research in those areas
In our modern society, and I do not understand why
Okay, while you do, I'm going to town
Because I want to see if I can figure out what happened to all the equipment in Tesla's lab
Yes, that would be fine. - Okay.
I will be back when you are ready and get to work
Well, see you shortly. - Talk to you later.
Okay, so let's get down to business, guys
Although (investigative) journalist Jason Stapleton
He was only working with (Travis) for a short time
He also became convinced that (Nikola Tesla was a target of government coverage
It is intended to deliberately conceal from the public the great accomplishments of the inventor
He came to Colorado Springs to track the world's footsteps
Find clues that may lead to the possible location of the missing Tesla files
(Tesla) practically invented the modern world
The fact that we know very little about him is truly a farce
We understand a little about our past and our future because (Tesla) was a mystery
(Belgrade), (Serbia)
(Two weeks ago, Jason and Travis are next to their boyfriend and partner
They referred to Mark Cypher, Tesla's biographer
And they began to search for the lost Tesla files and his inventions.
By visiting the Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade, Serbia
Here we go guys - Wow.
Hey, Mark. - (Branimir).
Nice to see you - Nice to see you -
Although they received a warm reception (from the director of the museum (Branimir Jovanovi
They were amazed at the resistance they encountered whenever they inquired about the number of bags
Retrieved from Tesla's hotel room
After the death of the inventor
We are told that in some of the writings we read about (Tesla) that there were 80 bags
Didn't he do that? - Where? -
They state in the FBI files that there are 80 bags and you have 60
"And who mentioned that?"
"You are not a science historian?"
No, no, I'm not
It was their disturbing experience in the museum
In addition to the information they obtained
From recently released FBI files
(This convinced Mark, Travis and Jason that they accidentally stumbled upon a mystery
Greater than they imagined
This is Trump's report
(It is signed by John J. Trump
And you won't believe this, he (he's the uncle of President Trump
Something is fishy
There is no reason that a man is this big
And it has so much historical value
To be completely wiped from history
And what we have from his work and what we know
He is held far away and will not let us see him
I want to know what's going on
I want to know what these documents contain and where are these documents that we do not know about
I also want to know if his experiences are real or just fake
Do you realize that we are already achieving something and it's worth going to Colorado?
And it's really worth exploring to know (what was missing in Tesla's life
And put all these things together?
I have no doubt about this
If we do it right
We will actually be able to change the world
(Colorado Springs)
These are the bulbs that you have chosen? Why don't you tell me a little about it then?
Here we have a fuse for an old-fashioned flashlight
Who could have been around while Tesla was alive
Then we have this modern LED bulb
Which we think we may be able to get more results
If Tesla had new technology - right.
It doesn't need a lot of electricity to light these new lights
True? - You're absolutely right -
Let's start, I think a good way to start is probably to start with the old model first
That is, to use the bulbs that Tesla was going to have
Then secondly we use more modern bulbs - okay -
It was invented by Tesla in 1891
And set it as a vector maximized
Perhaps a better description of a Tesla coil is an electromagnetic "amplifier" or energy wave
It is able to generate high voltage, low and high frequency alternating electric current
Depending on the application it is intended for
Tesla coils can be used for everything from creating industrial lightning
And even x-ray technology
And also a fluorescent light bulb
And even sending electric waves and radio remotely
Although the voltage generated by the (Tesla) coil is available
The one that Travis and his team are using today is not as powerful as Tesla
When he conducted a similar experiment in 1899
Travis hopes to shine the old lamp when the current is in
We'll be using these natural wood nails and going into the ground
So I'm going to attach light bulbs to this
The Tesla coil transfers energy through the air and into the surrounding Earth
(Travis) will attach two metal screws to the bottom of the lamp
This should label the lamp taking advantage of the energy flowing into the mud
And to light up completes the electrical circuit
In the technical community, most of the engineers and scientists I know
They see (Tesla) that a world is marginalized ... kind of an imbecile or that it
Whatever he was saying was not real science
So, my way of doing that would be to get into that with an open mind
I follow a strict scientific method
Only report real and realistic results
We'll start getting the Tesla coil ready for launch
And we'll start with testing
That sounds good. - Well, mate.
(Colorado Springs)
We must connect these wires to the light bulb
OK
While the famous physicist (Travis Taylor) begins
By setting one of Tesla's most daring experiments
Investigative journalist (Jason Stapleton
Travel about 64 kilometers to the Pioneer Museum in Colorado Springs.
He is following a guide that he hopes will give him important information about the nature of Nikola Tesla's activities
In the region for more than a hundred years
This information may help (Jason) identify the contents of about 20 bags
Filled with secret files
It may have been stolen from Tesla shortly before his death or after his death in 1943
Hey, you must be (Leah - I am.)
I'm (Jason Stapleton), very pleased to meet you
Nice to meet you too
Would you like to access the archive? - I'd like it -
Lea Davis Withrow is curator.
She's the archive employee at the Pioneer Museum in Colorado Springs.
Wow
The museum maintains a large archive of records that include the rich history of the area and its inhabitants
We have a small but interesting collection of Tesla materials.
When did he get to Colorado Springs? Arrived in Denver on May 17, 1899.
On the same day, he took a train to Colorado Springs
And you know, at that time Tesla was (a world famous scientist)
Yes - So reporters met him at the train station.
They followed him to his hotel, and interviewed him along the way
And they asked him, "What are you doing in Colorado Springs?"
He answered them, "I want to send a message" (from the Pike Summit) to (Paris
Tesla basically came to Colorado Springs
And he's determined to prove that he can transmit radio signals across the Atlantic
But when his friend and colleague (inventor (Guglielmo Marconi)...
He will be the first to achieve this milestone in the field of communications
Only after incorporating so many of Tesla's patented designs
Tesla felt bitterness, megalomaniac, and very upset
Then he changed his focus
He claimed that he would create boundless energy
By harnessing, amplifying, and distributing the electrical energy in the Earth
What he hoped to do and what he thought he did
It was a beat of what he called standing waves
Electricity created by Earth's special vibrations
True
Tesla discovered that it was because of its proximity to the Rocky Mountains
The soils in Colorado were rich in quartz
And it's a material that I think can be very efficient in transmitting electrical energy
If Tesla assumes that a Tesla coil can be constructed of sufficient scale
To send electricity through the earth
And across a great distance
A network of power plants can then be created
To distribute wireless electricity almost free of charge
Not just around town
It's all over the world
He was a little secretive and secretive about what he was doing here
It was so much secret that after a while people were a little disappointed
Because this world famous scientist is coming to Colorado Springs
In fact, they expected him to make these massive discoveries with public announcements
In a week or a month
These are clearly photos of his lab
How big was it? -
It was about 50 versus 60 in the country
And 18 feet tall
It is located east of downtown Colorado Springs at a place called Nob Hill
Under the shadow of the towering Rocky Mountains
The Tesla Experimental Laboratory was the talk of the country
As money poured in from investors dazzled by the bold inventor theory
Tesla and his aides began building in May 1899
In the center of the wooden hull is the largest Tesla coil in the world
Which is more than 50 feet in diameter
It is capable of generating an estimated 12 million volts
But can Tesla actually fulfill his request?
Can he really use the Tesla coil to change the world?
He never doubted the veracity of his research
Local historians tell us of that time period
Tesla claims to have lit 200 lights at a distance of 42 kilometers wirelessly
!Oh my God
Something interesting, he said, "I can walk on sand."
Originally considered a good insulator, on "" hundreds of meters from a high frequency oscillator
And the spark comes out of my shoes.
At such distances, all the incandescent "" lights were lit by radio power
This is interesting to me because if it were indeed true
And he was able to transmit electricity wirelessly through sand
It proves or at least gives some indications
That some of the work he was doing might have value
There's an important article Tesla wrote from 1917 in the electrical laboratory
He says there was an experiment that went wrong
One night, while he was working with his aides in his lab
He blew up a dynamo at a power station 9 kilometers away
Oh my God
Meanwhile, Jason Stapleton has been searching for materials related to Tesla for years
In Colorado Springs
Back in D.C. (Washington
(Mark Cypher) meets someone who has allegedly offered to share important information
I got the memos from the FBI files
I have to put on my glasses to see that
Kevin Leonard is the president of the Leonord Group.
It is a large research firm with unprecedented access to government documents
Related to Nikola Tesla and his experiences
I must read this
Okay, but the better you'll enjoy this
Attached, please find a "" copy of the wireless power plan
"" Put it together using the ideas of several engineers
I think this is Tesla. I thought you might use that.
Wireless Power Transfer
I have guys in Colorado right now working on these things
What are they doing in Colorado?
We're trying to replicate Tesla's experiment with wireless power transmission.
Exactly as stated here
We have light bulbs that we'll put in the ground
And (Travis Taylor) is a physicist who will try to repeat these things
I gotta get Travis to take a look at this
He has accounts here that I've never seen before
The diameter of the outer ring of the model
He is talking about the earth, he is talking about the outer ring of the earth
You have graphs?
While watching for thunderstorms in Colorado Springs
Tesla determined the presence of some kind of unseen veneer or roof
It covers the entire Earth
It was later identified as the "ionosphere."
I think the area between this alleged shell and the Earth
It is where electrical energy is generated and spent
If its coils could be made to transmit in harmony "what he called" the resonant frequency of the earth
So Tesla can create a global energy system
It could send practically free electricity around the planet
As expected, Kevin Lynward (as he always does)
He came up with some amazing documents, but in this case, he achieved something extraordinary
Wireless transmission of electricity, "how" "to provide electricity to aircraft and cars
Where did you get this? - I can't tell you, I'm sorry -
Well check if you can bring in more because that's exactly what we want, that's amazing
I should get this to Travis, it's unbelievable
Think you can leverage that source to get more?
Sure, I'll see what I can do - Okay.
If (Kevin Lynward) can keep giving me information like that and not tell me the source
I can live with that
Thank you - I'm glad I can help.
See you next time - Okay.
(Colorado Springs)
Okay, so let's go find a place
To put nails into it
Let's fasten the lamp
While famous astrophysicist Travis Taylor continues his preparation for a reproduction
One of Nikola Tesla's bold scientific experiments
Investigative journalist Jason Stapleton continues his research.
No scientific equipment or documentation may still be found in Colorado Springs
Can you tell me what happened to all of these things?
What happened to any research he did after he left Colorado Springs?
Tesla told everyone when he left in January of 1900
He may return soon to continue his experiments
But he never returned
The lab superintendent has sued him for non-payment of wages
Colorado Springs is suing him for unpaid water and sanitation bills
And the electric company also wanted its money
So in 1905 and 1906
They held an auction for the mayor, and the laboratory and all its contents were sold
Did they keep records of this kind of thing that we can look at?
The fact that the auction was conducted by the El Paso County Police Department
There should be some official records
Unfortunately, when historians searched for these records in the past
They could not locate it
Throughout this investigation we saw it over and over again
It's as if someone is trying to erase this man from history
It's as if anything is about him of whatever value
It has been completely removed from the world
It's frustrating as an investigator, but more importantly, he asks questions like
What was so valuable that it โjust wasn't enough to keep it a secret
And it was not enough to remove it.
They had to erase the man from history
So this is our local newspaper
Newspaper
And on March 10, 1906
You can see an article here
Tesla equipment in the mayor's sales.
As mentioned, the property owned by the mayor consisted of 27 bags of goods
And 10 coils of copper wire.
So where are the 27 bags?
Well, the sayings are conflicting
But the truth is, we don't really know
(In the article referring to the auction (Tesla
They talk about 27 bags of things
These 27 bags are completely lost, like the ones
We'll never know what (Tesla was working on
And the extent of his search, until we find those things
I might have something for you
... if you come and look at this picture
See the copper ball over Tesla's lab? - Yes -
There's a local who claims she got that copper ball
So they have this? - This is what they say -
It was the large metal ball that lay 200 feet above Tesla's laboratory
A source of curiosity for the locals
Who were desperate to find out what was going on inside the secret scientist's lab
Covered with highly conductive copper
The ball allowed electrical current to drain in any direction
It can be raised or lowered as needed
So Tesla can better capture electricity or direct it through the air
But as worried as Tesla's freak
The ball has more importance
1899 year
The scientist mentioned that the ball was also able to receive communications
Not only from all over the world
But from sources outside our planet
This bizarre lawsuit has propelled a lot in the scientific community
To reject (Tesla) and his conclusions
As a product of a dysfunctional mind
Can you send that to me? - Of course -
Can I talk to them? - I can send them contact information -
Via email - Awesome, that's awesome -
thank you very much
I'm really excited about the prospect
Obtaining a physical piece of Tesla's laboratory
When he was here in Colorado Springs
This may be the first thing that opens the door for us
And it sheds a little light on what was going on here
I really appreciate you taking the time to talk to me
You are very welcome, good luck. - Well, I will speak to you soon.
So, Justin and Drew, where do you throw those bows?
Well, it has a curved radius with a length of about 15 feet
So we have to make sure we are very clear about that
Again on the farm
Travis Taylor and the team from Tesla Applied Technology
About to finish their preparations
If they succeed, they will be able to repeat Nikola Tesla's most memorable experience
Wireless electricity connection
First through the air, then through the ground
That's an old light bulb, right?
It will not be very effective
So how close do we need to get to this thing to make it shine?
Well the closer we are, the better if we get closer we get more current
Well what do you think, try it here? - That sounds good -
Okay, Kyle, why don't you hammer those two screws in there
They are about 5 or 6 inches apart?
OK
That sounds great, right there
OK
OK
Yes, that will hold
right Now
Let's fire the SLA file and see if anything happens
That sounds good - So let's go to a safe distance and light it.
Fabulous
The Tesla coils used by Travis and his team are about 10 feet high.
... and once armed
It will form an excess discharge equal to 250,000 volts
Anyone standing at 15 feet could be seriously injured or worse
Let's light it, man. - Let's give some energy.
Let's do that - Let's see what happens.
Okay - Justin, turn on the circuit breaker.
The circuit breaker is coming
Everyone keep their distance - Okay -
Now there's a very high voltage electrical current, here we go
Arming the scrolls!
here we are
I'll light the scrolls, three, two, one
It works - It works -
Do you see anything on that lamp? - I can't see anything on the lamp -
I can't know - Be about to see some arches right now.
Well - I didn't see anything.
I can't know, there is glare on the lamp, hard to tell
Let's raise our response, and see if we can get more current there
good idea
Well, we are at 200 Hz
OK
Okay, let's download it
We agreed? I think it should light up now
Okay, I'll stop running the coils now - Okay -
And it's disarmed, we're safe
Well guys, what we need to do next
Is to rethink how we're going to put the lamp on the ground
Let's go from there
(Colorado Springs)
In his attempt to track down the large metal ball
Which is high above Nikola Tesla's lab in Colorado.
Investigative journalist Jason Stapleton arranged a meeting with Angel Halborock and her son.
It is a local family that it claims owns
If the copper ball turns out to be real
It may provide clues about how Tesla used her to transmit and receive everything.
From electricity to radio waves
You'll also encourage Jason to see if there are other elements from the scientist's lab
Can be tracked
Which will provide valuable information on the location of the missing Tesla files
how did you find her? Where did you get it?
My husband used to work for an elderly woman and she had an old store
And she kept it in a barn for about 25 to 30 years
My husband bought it because he thought it might (have something to do with Nikola Tesla.)
It might be him, yeah - Yeah.
Inside Tesla's lab, there were 5 small Tesla coils
Some are decorated with metallic balls
It was neatly placed around the main fascia
Gigantic arcs like electrical wires are often made into the laboratory
These metallic balls were used to receive and transmit
The electric current is radiated from the largest (Tesla) coil in the center of the room
Although silver is considered more conductive
Tesla's spherical weapon was made of copper
A cheaper and less corrosive metal
It is larger and farther than a metal transmitter
He had a circumference of 90 inches
He was standing high above the laboratory on top of the retractable metal shaft
I'm really optimistic because that's what we've been looking for
So can we take a look at it? - Yes of course -
Okay, so let's do that
We know that when they auctioned off Tesla's things when he left Colorado Springs,
There was no documentation of what was sold and to whom it was sold
So there may be a lot of things (Tesla
In basements or private garages for people
So this might be one of the things that was sold at auction
Wow
I do a service I want to take a measurement
Pick it up, and that party grabbed me
We have less than five feet four feet and eleven inches
It is a circumference of about 60 inches
Well, do you know if it's cleaned up?
I can't know if anyone who owned it before us did
But we personally didn't clean it up - didn't you? -
Well, how long have you had it? - We had it about two years ago -
Two years? - Yes -
So, it might have been cleaned up
OK
I have to tell you, based on what I know, I'm not quite sure what this is
But I cannot say definitively (that this came from the highest laboratory (Tesla
For several reasons
The first is according to the dimensions we have
And what we know about the ones up there, these aren't big enough
It probably needs to be 3 times larger than it is
Well - and the second reason is -
... that if it has not been cleaned or polished
What we know about copper is that it oxidizes over time, and this one looks really clean
Compared to something that should be over 100 years old
Yeah... now there is -
Some very dirty welding work done here
And Tesla was very conservative about the way it was welded
Because of the purpose for which it was used
It was used to drain electricity
But I think its size alone somewhat excludes it to be the one at the top of his sign
I don't know where this thing came from
And we know Tesla had a lot of these in his lab
Although it is not the one that was at the top of his laboratory
It may already be one of them, but we must investigate further
Before we confirm it
It was very fun talking with you and I appreciate you coming here
And give me a chance to look at this
I wish you both good luck
Well, thank you - (Thank you very much, Angel.
Thank you, man, I appreciate that
After feeling disappointed because the copper ball
It wasn't the one at the top of Tesla's lab in Colorado Springs.
Jason returns to the farm to join Travis to help him try it out
If Travis can prove Tesla's claims that he lit a wireless flashlight
Only using Earth and a Tesla coil to complete the circuit.
It would have gone a long way to prove Tesla's theories of electrical energy
Not only was it true, it was almost a century ago
What's the matter, man? - Hi man -
You stay out here all night? - I think so -
But I think you came here at just the right time, right?
Okay, so what do you need help with?
... after their previous attempt
... the three of us will take the lamps
Travis and his team determined that the Tesla coils they brought into the lake
Despite its power, it was unable to generate enough voltage to light the old lamp
Therefore, they decided to switch to a more energy-responsive LED lamp
Well he picked up one of the bulbs and I got the screws in
Let's look at - and the toolbox.
Where did you get this? - The first thing I want to do -
It is to see how important air is
Can I carry a flashlight in the air?
And turn on the Tesla coil and transfer power to it?
Are we really going to hold these things in our hands as we light them?
Man, it will be safe enough that you can hold it in your mouth if you like
Everything will be fine. I won't lie to you, man.
It makes me a little nervous - makes you nervous? -
If I am afraid of this, I will carry it - Strong Marine.
Okay, so put the box around here (Kyle
Stand here a little - Okay.
We're ready to run this - We're setting up the system.
It's ready, we'll get started
Using a Tesla coil and nothing more than conductive properties
Of air and earth between them
Astrophysicist Dr. Travis Taylor, with investigative reporter Jason Stapleton
And Research Assistant (Kyle Davis
And members of Applied Tesla Technology have replicated successfully
One of Nikola Tesla's most important experiences
They also proved the strength of the current generated by the coil
It directly affects the distance from which a lamp can be lit, for example
And light or power to illuminate the lamp
When you touch the penis, look at this
So using modern light bulbs more and we moved further
We were able to light it up, but only touch the ground
We know Tesla was connecting the ground rails to the ground
He said he was transmitting energy across the earth, it was part of his circuit
Why does this work this way? Because we are connected to the ground.
And this shows us that the Earth has an effect on us
So watch this, let's see
Well, leave it, leave it - I left it -
See, I got off the ground nothing
Hold this wire, you touch you touch the ground, look at this
It travels through me and through you to Earth
From then to the fascia
... that's cool, well, then - so without land this doesn't work -
Justin, do you have longer metal bars?
Yes, I have the longest
I can stand on the isolation square but have to touch one of the men on the ground
Sure, the Earth had a certain effect and then I wanted to know what it was
Okay, so let's get the coil back up
Okay, getting ready
We operate the fascia
It is a trigger
Carry this, Kyle. - Okay.
I carry this wire
Okay - This works.
I'll let this go and this won't work... I'll touch this, now
Stand on the edge of the box and place your weight on the brass rod
All right? Leave it, Jason
Can you raise the penis?
Here it is - Look at this.
Return the rod to the ground
Look... Here we go, that's it
This shows that the Earth has an influence on energy transmission
So when you hold the rod there is energy in the air with electromagnetic waves
And when you lower this road the earth has an effect on this
That creates the loop, right? - Create a full circle loop -
Well I think that's cool I have another idea I'd like to try
The big conclusion to this is a reproduction of Tesla's experience
Stories say he stepped out of the square and placed lamps on the ground
And walk away from it and then lit up
Due to the fact that the Tesla coil was used by the world in 1899
It was capable of generating 12 million volts
No wonder Tesla could light up wirelessly
About 200 lights from a distance of 41 km
Locals sometimes complained that it was when the scientist was conducting its experiments
The lights in their homes were flashing
Horses in nearby stables received electrical jolts from the metal in their boots
But other than some crystallized photos and vague graphics to support the scientist's claims
Why was there little evidence of Tesla's incredible accomplishments in Colorado?
Does it make sense that it was suppressed or even stolen?
With other important information in the missing Tesla files?
We've already shown that Earth matters
And that if we did not touch the ground, the lamp would not be lit.
This tells us that Tesla was going for something
But we know the story goes that he placed the lamp in the ground
Get away from it and still light up so this is what I want to do
So if you don't mind Jason, a big nail in the ground somewhere?
Yes, sure. Then, Kyle, let's raise this.
So that we can focus on it and get away from it without falling
Okay, that's good - the strings are good? -
Yeah, I think we're ready, okay
Okay, so let's see right here
...So
Let's put red
We don't want to stand close to it so we are going to a safe distance
And they have to turn it on, okay? - OK -
Okay, everyone is in a safe place. Well guys, keep it up
Well, we prepare the system now
We are ready to start 1,2,3
!Yes
Look, we have succeeded
!It is amazing
Hands up high - I like it.
This was an arduous journey to see the lights go on
To see it work, and to see that we are helping validate knowledge that has been lost
Ideas have been lost and have great effectiveness
You succeeded, did you see it? - It definitely succeeded -
Did you see that? - It is amazing -
That's cool. - It makes no sense.
This shows that Tesla's accounts of placing a light bulb in the ground and lighting it up
Staying away from it and staying lit up is right
So he can do it, we got it here, right?
So all the people who said it was just science or imagination
Or that what he put was not right, at least he succeeded
So we know he was right about that
These are the things that I always wanted to accomplish in the science class
But we couldn't do that
That's why a science class is essential. - That's right.
Isn't that cool? What do you think? - Necessarily -
I can't believe it worked
(Albert Einstein said) Tesla was the smartest man ever
And we developed one of his tests today that people have been trying to uncover facts for years
Since we now know that the experiment worked
Makes me think of what else is in the lost files in his trunks?
How many innovations, ideas and concepts were there for us to verify?
Let us realize the doors it might open
Okay, so let's get all of our stuffs and go
Nice job guys it was amazing
Thank you very much too - Ready for new tests.
(Colorado Springs)
Hey guys. - Hey, Mark.
Good morning, Mark. - Fine, how are you guys? -
It was late in the evening.
But we succeeded so it was worth it
We finally found out the truth
We discovered that if we were not touching the ground, the electric lights would not light up
Do you agree that when they say the Earth is a bad conductor, is that wrong?
It's a necessary component - It was a necessity -
I have to give you appreciation
To experiment with one of Tesla's work and link it to one of my research guys (Kevin Leonard
And I have to assure you that he has made a lot of progress
Yeah, we got the reports - Yeah, that's fine, Mark.
I really like it. I can see the notes here
He says it is 1207 km or so far apart
So we can know how long the wavelength was
And what's really interesting here, as he says, is near the void of the upper atmosphere
It forms an outer dense layer - before they coined the term ionosphere -
Tesla was dealing with the ionosphere.
You're absolutely right
So we get a completely different view of the Earth
Do you see what i mean? Earth itself is filled with all kinds of electrical energy
And Tesla realizes it. - That's right.
I think that's why I want you to (go) to (Wardencliffe
Because Wardencliffe is the next stage for Tesla
Arm himself with his Colorado test results
Nikola Tesla looked at a building larger than his Tesla coil
But this will not be able to illuminate 200 light bulbs from a distance of 41 km
This could wirelessly power entire cities
A new transmission station has been installed (on Shoreham Long Island
Tower (Wardencliffe
How long will it take to give us access to Wardcliffe?
I'm working on it hopefully by the end of the week it will
If it's a week or so
I might want to check that some tests have been done to transfer power to the devices
That would be really amazing. - Well, Mark, I'll call you later.
Well, Mark
Nikola Tesla imagined a world without wires, a world of remote controlled cars
Boats and trains
Where everything was controlled by nature itself
But was one of them or some group threatened by this vision?
And if so, did they try to prevent it?
Later, they tried to hide his work from public exposure
Perhaps the answers lie in the missing Tesla files
... in the next episode
I can't believe this room could hold everything he was working on
Some believe it is stored in the tunnel
Look at all this
This place has its own energy
He was in front of the bend
We want to get into the main laboratory
!Oh my God
Tesla built a 60-meter-tall tower in a remote location in Wardencliffe
We don't know anything about him
We'll start with radar measuring the Earth
It is the Holy Grail
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