RE: The discovery of Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter - part 9 (end)

You are viewing a single comment's thread from:

The discovery of Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter - part 9 (end)

in history •  7 years ago 

In the lectures Tesla gave from 1891-1893 he explains in quite some detail the experiments he did that led him to believe that there is this second medium. As for the density, I don't know how he determined it, he only supplies the outcome. And finally the changing from longitudinal to transverse is a thought that Tesla played with (he mentions it in the above mentioned lectures). Normally a gas will only pass longitudinal waves and a solid only transverse. But who is to say that this remains the same over the entire frequency range. It makes sense to assume that at a certain point the gas molecules can no longer keep up and the gas starts to behave like a solid allowing only for transverse waves.

Authors get paid when people like you upvote their post.
If you enjoyed what you read here, create your account today and start earning FREE STEEM!
Sort Order:  

Excellent! Thanks for the pointers. Im now re-reading those lectures with now closer attention. Trying hard to not skip any lines this time :) & redrawing the described experiments as I go.

As for thinking about the Bremsstrahlung, I had an interesting thought experiment for visualizing the breaking radiation surrounding an object that is being bombarded. Hopefully in attempts of leaving the electron bullet and marble visualizations for something more fluidic / pressure /polarized in relation.
I was goofing around with this simulator:
http://www.falstad.com/emwave2/
While thinking about some descriptions for Bremsstrahlung:


And thought there were some interesting things to consider when playing with the frequency in relation to the size of the reflective or higher density object and what does it do to the space surrounding it etc..

Image of polarizations

I know this may deviate a bit from writings of Tesla, but this is me trying to simplify & analogize the Bremsstrahlung idea you brought up a few times. What do you think?
-----Also P.S.-----
I noticed that you may be missing some patents in your patent list pdf that were from Great Britain & Canada. I was trying to do some research on air compression and vacua and came across a patent that was unfamiliar to me in your list.
http://www.nuenergy.org/tesla-patents/
Intensional?