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innumerable purposes, both in war and peace. Through the universal adoption of this system, ideal conditions for the main- tenance of law and order will be realized, for then the energy necessary to the enforcement of right and justice will be nor- mally productive, yet potential, ps in any moment available, for attack and defense. The power transmitted need not be nec- essarily destructive, for, if distance is made to depend upon it, its withdrawal or supply will bring about the same results as those now accomplished by force of arms." Having read the article in NEXUS, the next stop was to the pub- lic library. I pulled the Eastlund patent records and a cold chill ran through me as I realised that the diagrams I was seeing were remi- niscent of patents issued to Nikola Tesla in the late 19th and early 20th century. Tesla was most well-known for having obtained, in 1888, patents for his entire system of polyphase AC power which remains today the world standard. I next noted the reference sources in the patent itself: two articles from The New York Times. When I reviewed the articles, they were about Tesla. The articles referenced in the US patent we 2 - a ———r sources in the patent itselt: two artucies trom ine New rork ME rinree caneneeneapensarnimena nef twrnnene wes sour yne . , Times. When I reviewed the articles, they were about Tesla. The _ The next article referenced in articles referenced in the US patent the patent also ran in The New were York Times (September 22, extremely = 4,686,605 1940) and reads, in part, as fol- interesting in [it] Patent Number> a 1987 lows: _ that they Patent 19) 5} Date of Patent: Aug: 1 "Nikola Tesla, one of the were, in part, United States ra (45) truly great inventors who the basis for dund snes (12/8/15) P- 8 Col. 3. celebrated his eighty-fourth ork Times . the research ms D AND APPARATUS FOR RTH'S ph: Examiner—Salvatore Cane pom eis Ye dae into this tech- tsa METERING A REGION IN TEE “ANDIOR vr vomney, Ager! or Firm—Roderick W- ready to divulge to the nology. 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This "This ' lefor a jeld of Search .. 50, 89/1.115 380/59 equeney 4 accelerate the charBee Fee or neutral This 'teleforce', he Tesla, the {58} Field oF O°) 1/158 R; 376/100, B20 to heat a energy can cause ion) art of the said, is based on an i ‘ increase 1n ef en absorbed as P: 5 rind ‘ee inventor, has Reference Cited articles which are the ‘charged parncle density entirely new principle filed patent (56) PUBLICATIONS region thereby Iaeating of physics that 'no one applications ine, (2735) 9-7 No Tesi = ofthe region. 5 Drawing Figures has ever dreamed on the essen- Liberty Magazine, 39722140) Section 2. p7 WL 15 Claims, about', different from tial parts of a New York Times ( the principle embod- ied in his inventions relating to the trans- mission of electrical power from a dis- tance, for which he has received a num- ber of basic patents. This new type of force, Mr Tesla said, would Operate through a beam one one hundred-mil- lionth of a square centimeter in diam- eter, and could be generated from a special plant that would cost no more than $2,000,000 and would take only about three months to machine, the possibilities of which test a layman's imagi- nation and romise a paral- el of Thor's shooting thun- derbolts Len the sky to punish those who had angered the gods... Suffice it to say that the invention will go through space with a speed of 300 miles a second, a maniess ship with- out _ propelling engine or wings, sent bv electricity to canctnict Laurence u ee} Patent Number: [45] Date of Patent: New York Times arene” = Primary Examiner: ‘Attorney, Agent oF Firm—Roderick Ww. ARSTRACT _—Salvaiore Cangialosi MacDonald "Nikola Tesla, the inventor, has filed patent applications on the essen- tial parts of a machine, the possibilities of which test a layman's imagi- nation and romise a paral- el of Thor's shooting thun- derbolts Len the sky to punish those who had angered the gods... Suffice it to say that the invention will go through space with a speed of 300 miles a second, a maniess ship with- out _ propelling engine or wings, sent by electricity to P — dette ditenetnateatetiathtdeetedtatethetaiediated construct. "The beam, he states, involves four new inventions, two of which already have been tested. One of these is a method and apparatus for producing rays 'and other manifestations or ener- gy' in free air, eliminating the necessity for a high vacuum; a second is a method and process for producing 'very great elec- trical force’; the third is a method for amplifying this force; and the fourth is a new method for producing 'a tremendous electri- cal repelling force'. This would be the projector, or gun, of the system. The voltage for propelling the beam to its objective, according to the inventor, will attain a potential of 50,000,000 volts. "With this enormous voltage, he said, microscopic electrical particles of matter will be catapulted on their mission of defen- sive destruction. He has been working on this invention, he oer wy SIS Lueny we any desired point on the globe on its errand of destruction, if destruction its manipulator wishes to effect. "It is not a time,' said Dr Tesla yesterday, 'to go into the details of this thing. It is founded upon a principle that means great things in peace; it can be used for great things in war. But | repeat, this is no time to talk of such things.' "It is perfectly practicable to transmit electrical energy without wires and produce destructive effects at a distance. | have already constructed a wireless transmitter which makes this pos- sible, and have described it in my technical publications, among which | refer to my patent number 1,119,732, recently granted. With transmitter of this kind we are enabled to project electrical energy in any amount to any distance and apply it for 52 ¢ NEXUS New York Times (12/8/15) p.8 Col. 3. = t+ aeSalvaiore Cangialosi pion. 15 Claims, § Drawing Figures OCTOBER - NOVEMBER 1994