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[pedromarcus]

Why do they say the mewsurement affects it?

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

its just a quantum cluster-fuck of STUPIDITY





The Fucks of Quantum have ignored the WATER (Ether/Field/Inertia)    [/glow]

I to find it funny how we live in a three Dimensional reality but all be damned to add another Dimension to a wave form lol

i hear ya but most will not understand how too comprehend how this works its like telling a fish there is another place with no water

jon

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

Why do they say the mewsurement affects it?

one way to think of it is like a bridge rectifier, alternating movement is being changed into a linear movement

so when one is measuring the wave form we are seeing a 2d interpretation of a 3d force

history isnt being challenged just the interpenetration of the data

jon

[Qwert]

actually he DOES, he had 2 quotes ive found speaking about "vortices.......in the rotating magnetic fields"

Yes, Tesla even describes them pretty exactly and with details, only... he means something quite different from your concept. He never mentions that kind of concept which you postulate. Certainly he did not make this a secret (knowing his entire work), and we cannot say that such description would lost somehow, since all his written works he immediately published.
In your book on page 8/236 of pdf you cite:
"Tesla answered: rotating magnetic fields were dear to my heart. When I made the discovery of the rotating magnetic field, I was a very young man."
It's easy to find what kind of the "rotating magnetic field" meant Tesla "when he was a very young man": a brush-less motor; but since this idea, still some time passed until the discovery of the multi-phase alternating current. See "Chapter 3 - How Tesla Conceived The Rotary Magnetic Field" of the publication "The Strange Life Of Nikola Tesla", available here in pdf:
http://www.neuronet.pitt.edu/~bogdan/tesla/tesla.pdf

[TheoriaApophasis]

See "Chapter 3 - How Tesla Conceived The Rotary Magnetic Field" of the publication "The Strange Life Of Nikola Tesla", available here in pdf:
http://www.neuronet.pitt.edu/~bogdan/tesla/tesla.pdf

yes, i already know about same


Tesla said rotating, by the way, he just have had easily said reciprocating,      doesnt matter either way.



Tesla was NOT most proud of his motor, but rather the discovery of the NATURE OF rotating magnetic fields, as evidenced here:


A never seen before connection and insight into Teslas AC motor::::
Nikola Tesla November 1928 interview:
POINT#1------ Toward the end of the interview, we asked Tesla which arena of science most appealed to him. While we expected him to mention radios and airplanes, the world wireless system, It was not the induction motor; instead it was the discovery of the principle that preceded the induction motor, the "rotating magnetic field". Tesla answered: "rotating magnetic fields were dear to my heart. When I made the discovery of the rotating magnetic field, I was a very young man. The revelation came after years of concentrated thought and it was my first great thrill. It was not only a valuable discovery capable of extensive practical applications. It was a REVELATION OF NEW FORCES AND NEW PHENOMENA unknown to science before".
"No", Dr. Tesla said with some feelings, "I would not give my rotating magnetic field discovery for a thousand inventions, however valuable, designed merely as mechanical contraptions to deceive the eye and ear!"
Then saying: "A thousand years hence, the telephone and the motion picture camera may be obsolete, but the principle of the rotating magnetic field will remain a vital, living thing for all time to come." - Nikola Tesla

POINT#2------Article: "A Famous Prophet of Science Looks into the Future" (Popular Science Monthly)
Like his (Edison) lamp, my induction motor may be discarded and forgotten in the continuous evolution of the (electric motor?) arts, but my rotating field with its marvelous phenomena and manifestations of force (from magnetism) will last as long as science itself" - Nikola Tesla
Article: New York World Nov. 29, 1929, p. 10 col. 4-5. To the Editor of the World

The point to be taken away from the above two quotes is that Tesla's "great pride" was not his induction motor invention, rather the discovery of magnetic field reciprocation (rotation)! This fact has never been seen or deciphered by anyone before until now.