Serbian-American electrical engineer and inventor (1856 to 1943). In the Electrogravitics literature his high-voltage shock discharges, his magnifying transmitter and what he called radiant energy are read as the earliest experiments in the field. Paul LaViolette treats the shock trains Tesla described feeling as a pressure across the whole front of his body as a real field effect, and rereads the Wardenclyffe tower as a Microwave Phase Conjugation resonator. Mainstream histories describe the same apparatus in conventional electromagnetic terms. Christopher Dunn’s Giza: The Tesla Connection (2024) retools the Giza Power Plant Theory around Tesla’s wireless transmission, twenty-six years after the original argument. Philip J. Corso claims in The Day After Roswell that the papers seized from Tesla’s room in 1943 were worked into the Army’s particle-beam programme alongside Roswell material.
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Electrogravitics · Paul LaViolette · Microwave Phase Conjugation · Zero-Point Energy · Christopher Dunn · Giza Power Plant Theory · Philip J. Corso · The Day After Roswell