Nikola Tesla's teleporter and its supposed use in Project Pegasus

Hello,

I’m interested in researching about the Tesla Teleporter that had been modified in Project Pegasus for time travel. I’ve studied about 140 inventions of Nikola Tesla. I think his other inventions had been seized by the US Government and I think the Tesla Teleporter is one of them. Andrew Basiago knows a lot about it, but the information is insufficient. So, I would like to know more details about it. I would be appreciated if someone could send me the following details:

  1. Is there a patent for the teleporter?
  2. Does anyone have any photo or paper of the Tesla teleporter?
  3. Any other details such as structure, measurements, and inner workings of the teleporter?

Best regards,
James

Are you a relative of Nickolas Tesla?

No but I like to research and bring that technology back…

Why? What would you do with it if you could?

Take a photo of Buddha :roll_eyes:

This is every U.S. Patent ever issued to Tesla organized by patent number, title, and issue date:

334,823 Commutator for Dynamo Electric Machines January 26, 1886
335,786 Electric Arc Lamp February 9, 1886
335,787 Electric Arc Lamp February 9, 1886
336,961 Regulator for Dynamo Electric Machines March 2, 1886
336,962 Regulator for Dynamo Electric Machines March 2, 1886
350,954 Regulator for Dynamo Electric Machines October 19, 1886
359,748 Dynamo Electric Machine March 22, 1887
381,968 Electro-Magnetic Motor May 1, 1888
381,969 Electro-Magnetic Motor May 1, 1888
381,970 System of Electrical Distribution May 1, 1888
382,279 Electro-Magnetic Motor May 1, 1888
382,280 Electrical Transmission of Power May 1, 1888
382,281 Electrical Transmission of Power May 1, 1888
382,282 Method of Converting and Distributing Electric Currents May 1, 1888
382,845 Commutator for Dynamo Electric Machines May 15, 1888
390,413 System of Electrical Distribution October 2, 1888
390,414 Dynamo Electric Machine October 2, 1888
390,415 Dynamo Electric Machine October 2, 1888
390,721 Dynamo Electric Machine October 9, 1888
390,820 Regulator for Alternate Current Motors October 9, 1888
396,121 Thermo-Magnetic Motor January 15, 1889
401,520 Method of Operating Electro-Magnetic Motors April 16, 1889
405,858 Electro-Magnetic Motor June 25, 1889
405,859 Method of Electrical Power Transmission June 25, 1889
406,968 Dynamo Electric Machine July 16, 1889
413,353 Method of Obtaining Direct from Alternating Currents October 22, 1889
416,191 Electro-Magnetic Motor December 3, 1889
416,192 Method of Operating Electro-Magnetic Motors December 3, 1889
416,193 Electro-Magnetic Motor December 3, 1889
416,194 Electric Motor December 3, 1889
416,195 Electro-Magnetic Motor December 3, 1889
417,794 Armature for Electric Machines December 24, 1889
418,248 Electro-Magnetic Motor December 31, 1889
424,036 Electro-Magnetic Motor March 25, 1890
428,057 Pyromagneto Electric Generator May 13, 1890
433,700 Alternating Current Electro-Magnetic Motor August 5, 1890
433,701 Alternating Current Motor August 5, 1890
433,702 Electrical Transformer or Induction Device August 5, 1890
433,703 Electro-Magnetic Motor August 5, 1890
445,207 Electro-Magnetic Motor January 27, 1891
447,920 Method of Operating Arc Lamps March 10, 1891
447,921 Alternating Electric Current Generator March 10, 1891
454,622 System of Electric Lighting June 23, 1891
455,067 Electro-Magnetic Motor June 30, 1891
455,068 Electrical Meter June 30, 1891
455,069 Electric Incandescent Lamp June 30, 1891
459,772 Electro-Magnetic Motor September 22, 1891
462,418 Method of and Apparatus for Electrical Conversion and Distribution November 3, 1891
464,666 Electro-Magnetic Motor December 8, 1891
464,667 Electrical Condenser December 8, 1891
487,796 System of Electrical Transmission of Power December 13, 1892
511,559 Electrical Transmission of Power December 26, 1893
511,560 System of Electrical Power Transmission December 26, 1893
511,915 Electrical Transmission of Power January 2, 1894
511,916 Electric Generator January 2, 1894
512,340 Coil for Electro-Magnets January 9, 1894
514,167 Electrical Conductor February 6, 1894
514,168 Means for Generating Electric Currents February 6, 1894
514,169 Reciprocating Engine February 6, 1894
514,170 Incandescent Electric Light February 6, 1894
514,972 Electric Railway System February 20, 1894
514,973 Electrical Meter February 20, 1894
517,900 Steam Engine April 10, 1894
524,426 Electro-Magnetic Motor August 14, 1894
555,190 Alternating Motor February 25, 1896
567,818 Electrical Condenser September 15, 1896
568,176 Apparatus for Producing Electric Currents of High Frequency and Potential September 22, 1896
568,177 Apparatus for Producing Ozone September 22, 1896
568,178 Method of Regulating Apparatus for Producing Currents of High Frequency September 22, 1896
568,179 Method of and Apparatus for Producing Currents of High Frequency

Sorry. No death rays, time machines, or teleporters.

No. His inventions were not seized by the government *per se. *At least not in the sense that conspiracy theory would have us believe. J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the FBI, had “issues” with all foreign born scientists during WWII regardless of whether or not they had become US Citizens, as was the case of both Tesla and Einstein. Getting them TS clearance for any war project was very difficult because the security clearances required FBI background investigations. Tesla died in 1943. Hoover used the Alien Property Custodian rules to seize many of Tesla’s papers for reasons of national security. Hoover, however, had no authority to and was not able to “erase” any Tesla patent from the US Patent Office files. So anything for which Tesla filed a patent application is still there in the USPTO files.

Tesla wasn’t a physicist he was an engineer. He also never completed any university degree program. He was, however, a brilliant engineer and inventor. Unfortunately his absolute brilliance and unique inventiveness doesn’t seem to have been enough for the conspiracy theorists. They have over the past century resorted to inventing inventions that were never invented by Tesla (and that’s a lot of permutations of the verb “to invent” in a single sentence.) in order to make him sound brilliant. Why? What is the purpose of pumping up the reputation of one of the most brilliant engineers of the late 19th century - early 20th century? What more could someone ask than to have a single engineer invent and patent the entire basis for alternating current? None of it make any sense to me.

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Not developing a patent for certain technology is not proof Tesla didn’t work on it or achieve it.

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Just study quantum entanglement and read the article I posted in another thread. Of course, it’s more complicated than that, but you have to start somewhere.

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Mad Man Marcum took a stab at it. See how he’s using quarts & granite as a transducer? Just like the great pyramid. Copper wires were recently discovered inside the great pyramid, set in the stone, similar to this tesla style design.

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Tesla’s transporter concept was more theoretical than practical. He envisioned using electromagnetic fields to teleport objects by disassembling them at the atomic level and reassembling them elsewhere. It’s a fascinating idea, but we’re still far from making it a reality.

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Some people think that Tesla’s Wardenclyfe tower destroyed 800 square miles of forest in Tunguska, Siberia. Perhaps our reach exceeded our grasp over 100 years ago?

The notion that Tesla’s Wardenclyffe Tower experiment could have inadvertently caused the Tunguska event raises questions about the responsibility that comes with pushing scientific boundaries. Are we truly prepared for the consequences of our innovations?

Do you find it odd that we lack a general understanding of electrical theory capable of reproducing the function of the copper wiring inside the great pyramid?

Here is a great example: that pyramid was intentionally built with red granite and insulated using white marble limestone ; a radioactive stone that emits radon gas. The chambers of the pyramid funnel that charged radon gas down the main shaft where charged radon gas accumulates at the base over time (like a modern nuclear reactor). Why has no one ever pointed this out or built a functional small scale model?

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@@JudasTitor - Yeah, it’s been said that the Great Pyramids were built as power plants, not burial tombs as suggested by mainstream history.

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I think you raise a fascinating point about the Great Pyramid’s construction materials and potential electrical properties. The combination of red granite, white marble limestone, and copper wiring does seem unusual, and it’s surprising that no one has attempted to build a small-scale model to test these theories.

So, if we consider the idea that pyramids could harness electricity, it might involve piezoelectric effects from certain stones or materials. When pressure is applied to these materials, they generate an electric charge. The chambers could potentially act like capacitors, storing energy. If radon gas accumulates and interacts with charged materials, it could create a flow of energy. But this is all theoretical. There’s no solid evidence that ancient civilizations used pyramids for electrical purposes. It’s a fun idea to think about, though!

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Sure, there isn’t, not anything that mainstream science and history chooses to tell or show us! But no solid evidence at all? I doubt it.

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They were? Can you provide the source of the discovery? That would be a great surprise to Dr. Ashraf Mohie El-Din, Director General of the Giza Pyramids Plateau (he succeeded Dr. Zahi Hawass). To put it mildly, the Egyptian government frowns on alt-sci/conspiracy theory claims about their pyramids. And you can’t just walk in and start exploring for artifacts without specific permission and accompanied by an Egyptian archeologist assigned by Dr. Mohie El-Din. You’ll find yourself in prison if you don’t follow their rules. The alt-sci/UFO/Space Aliens “theories” have always smacked of Western elitist disrespect of the Egyptians’ ability to build their monuments without such aid.

Had copper wire been found in the walls of the Great Pyramid you would be reading about it in The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology (JEA).

And let’s face facts. Back in the 1970s “pyramid power” was all the rage. People built wire pyramids over their beds, milk was delivered in pyramid shaped containers, cookies and cakes were packaged in pyramid shaped containers. Even razer blades came in pyramid shaped containers. Pyramid Power could cure cancer, prevent all diseases, preserve milk and cookies (and cakes) - it could even keep your razer …well…sharp as a razer. Pyramid Power was the most powerful force in the universe…for about three years. Then everyone discovered that milk spoiled, cookies and cakes went stale, razer blades went dull and people still died from cancer, TB and every other disease that they had been dying from before Pyramid Power was “discovered”.

But many companies made a boatload of cash marketing the fad. P.T. Barnum, “There’s a sucker born every minute.”
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@@Darby - I don’t mean to be rude, but here’s a bit of advice: please don’t try to debunk valid theories with “conspiracy theory” cries and other related tactics not supported by firsthand sources and those with reliability beyond reasonable doubt. Let other members explore the ideas themselves and come to their own conclusions. Thank you.

You mentioned copper wires. The copper wire jewelry fad, aka Copper Power not to be confused with Pyramid Power, started during the Pyramid Power fad and ended a couple of years after Pyramid Power faded. But like Pyramid Power, wearing copper jewelry could cure cancer, prevent disease… in other words “Poppa” P.T. Barnum had a New Thang. And boutique copper jewelry makers raked in the cash. Fifty cents worth of copper wire and a dime’s worth of ceramic multi-colored beads and/or puka shells would only cost $30 to $50 a pop in 1975 dollars, about $235 today. Being a hippie could be profitable!

A) I’m not crying. B) What valid theory? C) There was a conspiracy in the post? Who were the conspirators?

Have you verified that “copper wires have recently been found in the Great Pyramid”? I’ve tried. I’ve checked the journal I referenced. I’ve checked for any verified, peer reviewed source of copper wires found in the Great Pyramid (not pieces of modern wire on the floor). I can’t find any. And because of the extremely close scrutiny, rules and regulations set up of Dr. Hawass while he was the director, no one is going to discover any artifact in any of the Giza pyramids and not be subject to peer review and professional journal publication. Egypt is, in fact, tired of having their history muddied by suggestions that their “mere” bedouin ancestors could not have possibly created their monuments - it took ET to help - all the while Greece and Rome didn’t need ET. No one ever attributes the supernatural, ET or anything other than Western technology to the creators of Western civilization.

Last, as a Moderator you were being rude. If you have something to say to me, as a Moderator, take it off the forum. Here’s some advice for you, that was taught to me as a Moderator: If you insert yourself into the conversation then you are not acting as a Moderator. By stating an opinion regarding the topic at hand, and you have, you’re just another Member joining the conversation. Now, get out there and support your opinion that a valid theory has been put forth. :cowboy_hat_face: