Highly recommended! Originally released by Legowelt’s Strange Life on a CD-r back in 2007, “Mons Testaceum” finally has its first vinyl press on Mannequin Records. (Check the exclusive streaming premiere for Juno Plus)
Tesla was asked by the Red Cross to predict man’s greatest possible achievement over the next century. The letter below was his reply. Here is the transcription To the American Red Cross, New York City. The retrospect is glorious, the prospect is inspiring: Much might be said of both. But one idea dominates my mind. … More A message from another world
The American Magazine April 1921 “In recent years I have devoted myself to the problem of the wireless transmission of power. Power can be, and at no distant date will be, transmitted without wires, for all commercial uses, such as the lighting of homes and the driving of aeroplanes. I have discovered the essential principles, and … More Wireless Power
“A Famous Prophet of Science Looks Into the Future” November, 1928 by Alden P. Armagnac original article “I would not give my rotating field discovery for a thousand inventions, however valuable, designed merely as mechanical contraptions to deceive the eye and the ear. A thousand years hence, the telephone and the motion picture camera may be obsolete, … More Rotating Magnetic Field
“Fragments of Olympian Gossip” is a poem that Nikola Tesla composed in the late 1920s for his friend, George Sylvester Viereck, an illustrious German poet and mystic. It made fun of the scientific establishment of the day.
TIME Magazine; July 20, 1931 “[I have conceived] a means that will make it possible for man to transmit energy in large amounts, thousands of horsepower, from one planet to another, absolutely regardless of distance. I think that nothing can be more important than interplanetary communication. It will certainly come some day. and the certitude that … More Teslascope
In memory of Keith Emerson (11/2/1944 – 3/10/2016)
The Electrical Experimenter May 1915
Electrical Experimenter April 1919
Electrical Experimenter Feb. 1919
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