The Great Pyramid Was Always A Free Energy Machine To Nikola Tesla

The Great Pyramid Was Always A Free Energy Machine To Nikola TeslaWhat is the electrifying connection between Nikola Tesla, the Serbian Futurist Inventor who lit up the modern world from the shadows, and the jaw dropping mysteries bubbling up from the Great Pyramid of Giza? Well first of all, who was Nikola Tesla? I think it would be safe to say that Nikola would be astounded that an electric car company named after him would be at the center of an ongoing increasingly violent colour revolution lead by a vaccine damaged wannabe totalitarian gerontocracy in the United States. But he did make it to the year of 1943, dying at the ripe old age of 86. Perhaps he saw a twinkling of where the spawn of the Greatest Generation was headed.Nikola Tesla was born in 1856 in the Austrian Empire, where he kicked off his journey into engineering and physics in the 1870s, though he never snagged a degree, although he did attend the Graz University in Austria. He cut his teeth in the real world during the early 1880s, working in telephony and diving into the electric power game with Continental Edison. In 1884, he made the leap to the United States, becoming a citizen and briefly teaming up with Edison Machine Works in New York City before going solo. With some deep pocketed partners footing the bill, like George Westinghouse and J.P. Morgan, Tesla set up shop in New York, churning out groundbreaking inventions like the AC induction motor and the polyphase AC system. Patents that Westinghouse Electric weaseled away in 1888, making Nikola a brief happy payday and cementing his legacy in the very power grid we still use today.Nikola’s wild experiments took off in the 1890s, from mechanical oscillators and early X-rays to a wirelessly controlled boat that was a quantum leap for the time. Rockstar Games Red Dead Redemption 2 did a great parody of Nikola and his boats. Nikola chased his dream of wireless lighting and global power distribution, cranking up high-voltage, high-frequency experiments in New York and Colorado Springs. By 1893, he was hyping wireless communication, pouring his heart into the Wardenclyffe Tower on Long Island, a grand plan for intercontinental wireless power and comms that tanked when the cash dried up, leaving him high and dry but still a legend in the making. Oddly enough, also appearing in Rockstar Games Red Dead Redemption 2.After Wardenclyffe flopped, Tesla kept tinkering through the 1910s and 1920s, though his wins were spotty as his funds dwindled away. He spent his old age holed up in New York hotels, dodging bills, and eventually passed away in January 1943, broke and alone. His genius faded into the shadows for a while, but in 1960, the science world gave him a wee bit of recognition by naming the magnetic flux density unit the “Tesla.” Since the 1990s, he’s been back in the spotlight, hailed as a visionary who saw the world’s potential when others couldn’t, wouldn’t, or shouldn’t. The more we learn about Nikola, the more we realize how massively visionary and full of potential he truly was. His relevance still burns bright to this very day. Nikola saw the hidden world of frequency, electricity, and vibration in ways more akin to a refugee from some highly advanced lost antediluvian civilization than the Industrial Age of the 19th and 20th Centuries. Or at the very least, Nikola possessed a mind that would have been more at home in the Information Age that he narrowly missed yet influenced.Tesla saw the Earth as a giant battery, pulsing with limitless energy waiting to be tapped. Nikola Tesla, believed the Earth could resonate with electrical energy on a grand scale. He thought he could tap into or amplify this resonance for wireless power transmission i.e. Wardenclyffe. His experiments suggested the Earth could conduct low-frequency AC currents through its surface or interior. The Schumann resonances were first theoretically predicted in 1952 by German physicist Winfried Otto Schumann. Schumann theorized that the Earth has a natural electromagnetic resonance now known as the Schumann resonances. These are low-frequency electromagnetic waves that occur in the cavity between the Earth’s surface and the ionosphere, a layer about 50-600 miles up. They’re caused by lightning discharges in the atmosphere, which generate electromagnetic pulses that bounce around this "cavity." The fundamental frequency is around 7.83 Hz, with higher harmonics at intervals like 14, 20, and 26 Hz. This was later measured and it is a real phenomenon, often called the Earth’s "heartbeat,". It has been humming in the background all along in the electromagnetic spectrum.The Earth also resonates mechanically due to seismic activity. Earthquakes and other geological events cause the planet to vibrate at very low frequencies, measurable by seismometers. These vibrations are tiny but detectable, and they’re a form of energy resonating through the Earth’s crust and mantle. After a major earthquake, the Earth "rings" like a bell for days or weeks, though humans can’t detect. But many animals can.But what would Nikola have to say about the Italian researchers from the University of Pisa and the University of Strathclyde now scratching their heads over the tomography their Synthetic Aperture Radar discovered beneath the Giza Plateau? Five multi-level structures near Khafre’s base, connected by pathways, and eight vertical cylindrical wells descending over 2,100 feet linked to two large cube-shaped chambers.Tesla’s obsession with the pyramids wasn’t just some quirky daydream. It was a full blown mission to crack the code. Nikola actually knew, long before the SAR mapped it out, that these ancient monoliths were more than the overwhelmingly massive resting places for narcissistic Pharoahs. They were obviously energy transmitters, built with precision to harness Earth’s electromagnetic mojo. His Wardenclyffe Tower, that doomed masterpiece on Long Island, was his shot at proving it. It was a pyramid inspired setup to beam power across the globe, no cables needed. Nikola saw in everything…3…6…and 9. Nikola supposedly said “If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6, and 9, then you would have a key to the universe."Nikola studied the Giza Pyramid’s location, its alignment with the planet’s grid, and its conductive materials like limestone and granite, he was convinced it was a blueprint for free energy. And since I’ve got you interested, checkout this presentation from GAIA’s Ancient Civilizations on that very topic. It is excellent and its well worth it.Researchers are now gradually accepting Tesla’s hunches about aquifers, copper pipes, and iron rods under Khafre, eerily similar to Tesla’s own designs for tapping Earth’s resonance. There are now comparisons between Tesla’s sketches and the latest SAR discovery. Could it be the ancients simply beat Tesla to the punch, building a wireless grid 4,500 to 15,000 years ago? If the Great Pyramid was a power station, not a crypt, it flips everything we’ve been spoonfed about history.Nikola Tesla died broke and alone in 1943, his wildest dreams trashed by the powers that be, but maybe the last laugh’s on them. That is if the Egyptian Government ever allows further research. And if they do, as these discoveries pile up. Nikola Tesla’s ghost is grinning somewhere, whispering, “I told you so.” Please subscribe to the Bowne Report on substack and/or engage with me on X @NewsBowne. Jon Bowne reporting. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bownereport.substack.com/subscribe