Cracking the Cold (Radiant, Negative) Electricity Code. WE MUST KNOW THIS!

[Dave45]

We live in a sea of energy, we've all heard it but until you understand it you dont really realize it.

But that sea is neutral, if it wasnt we would not be able to live on this planet it would be so electrified.
Just like you use electrolysis to separate water
You use ionization to separate the aether and that same principle to collect it.

nuff said

[MileHigh]

Your scope and your multimeter don't lie if you know what you are doing.  The 'study' of fantasy electronics has severe limitations, doodle on.

[geenee]

TK,sorry about wrong reference.cold electricity is not Tesla's word but from a part of Tesla's technology(Aether).Tesla observed from DC generator have shock wave(disruptive discharge) when switch on or off(sparking from brushed dc generator).short pulse high electrostatic charge force is the new thing for studying.old electricity is electron theory.new electricity(Tesla) is Aether theory.

Why is it cold?because electron don't move but not mean cannot make electron to move.

if need to be cold then electron must stop or have a little moving.

i am not clever or good experiment guy but i am just observer.and try to make a good world.

at this thread,need a definition,right?

[forest]

Bob Smith


In fact every examples I posted are the same effect manifestation on different mediums. That's what I believe.
The key answer is electrostatic charge, but is that static ? The answer you find in the book with Tesla interview...    Now you got  the keyword for searching

[Bob Smith]

Bob Smith
In fact every examples I posted are the same effect manifestation on different mediums.

Thanks Forest. I figured they were all part of the same electricity continuum, but what constitutes "cold" and how to access it was what I was seeking to better understand.  No one I've talked to in the electrical field knows anything about these things, and it seems that the only place is through these online forums and a few websites.

The key answer is electrostatic charge, but is that static ? The answer you find in the book with Tesla interview...    Now you got  the keyword for searching

Thanks for the tip. I ordered the book (used) online last week after reading your recommendation. I'm not a big e-book reader, so once the hard copy comes, I'll be into it.
Have a good weekend.
Bob