Hrvoje Zuji, M,Sc, Independent researcher Osijek Croatia

TESLA AND PYRAMIDS

Abstract
Nikola Tesla (10 July 1856 January 1!"#$ %as an in&entor and a 'echanical and electrical en(ineer) *orn in +'iljan, Croatian -rajina, .ustrian /'pire, he %as an ethnic +er0 su0ject o1 the .ustrian /'pire and later 0eca'e an .'erican citi2en) .ccordin( to le(end, he %as 0orn precisely at 'idni(ht durin( an electrical stor') Tesla en(a(ed in readin( 'any %orks, 'e'ori2in( co'plete 0ooks, supposedly ha&in( a photo(raphic 'e'ory) Tesla is o1ten descri0ed as the 'ost i'portant scientist and in&entor o1 the 'odern a(e, a 'an %ho 3shed li(ht o&er the 1ace o1 /arth3) 4e is 0est kno%n 1or 'any re&olutionary contri0utions in the 1ield o1 electricity and 'a(netis' in the late 1!th and early 50th centuries) Tesla6s patents and theoretical %ork 1or'ed the 0asis o1 'odern alternatin( current electric po%er (.C$ syste's, includin( the polyphase po%er distri0ution syste's and the .C 'otor, %ith %hich he helped usher in the +econd Industrial 7e&olution) Conte'porary 0io(raphers o1 Tesla ha&e re(arded hi' as 3The Father of Physics3, 3The man who invented the twentieth century3 and 3the patron saint o1 'odern electricity)3 ( http899en)%ikipedia)or(9%iki9Nikola:Tesla$ In this paper, %e (i&e an o&er&ie% o1 Tesla6s rain en(ineerin(, started and ne&er 1inished technolo(y o1 pyra'id as (enerator o1 ne(ati&e ions) Tesla projected pyra'idal to%er, kno%n as ;ardencly11e to%er, that %as erected at +horeha', <on( Island, N)=) It %as 5 ' hi(h, %ith the spherical top o1 51') A crystalline pyramid, with the belonging underground rivers and tunnels, functions as a generator of useful negative ions with automatic power regulation. In 1892 Ni ola !esla got the idea to create a machine for the production of rain which would create favorable conditions for developing life in some regions. !his machine of
Nikola Tesla circa !"#

!his machine of !esla"s was supposed to wor on the principle of strong ioni#ation of atmosphere in a split second. Instead of !esla"s shoc ing

ioni#ation of atmosphere, the original pyramid builders were in possession of a technology capable of less powerful, but continuous and almost unnoticeable ioni#ation of atmosphere. !housands of years after having been built, $osnian pyramids still function e%cellently, to this day. $osnian pyramids are covered in green vegetation and the landscape around them is mar ed with green valleys with plenty of benefitial negative electric charges which come from under the pyramids. &ontinuous ioni#ation of the atmosphere preserves local eco systems. !he whole $osnian 'alley of pyramids is a networ of underground tunnels and underground rivers, which is confirmed by numerous ground(water a)uifiers. !he desert landscape with no green vegetation around *gyptian pyramids brings me to the conclusion that they are not functioning well. !here must have been some ind of failure in the system. +erhaps the underground tunnels caved in. +erhaps somebody deliberately closed some of the tunnels and therefore obstructed the stream of negative ions. +erhaps some underground waters have dried out or perhaps a great flood caused redirection of underground water flows. It remains a mistery. &onsidering all of the above, we can see that the original pyramid builders were technologically more progressive than Ni ola !esla. !hat is why it is hard to believe the theory of *gyptian pharaohs organi#ing the construction of *gyptian pyramids , tombs. *gyptian pyramids were built long before the first appearance of dynasties in *gypt, by a civili#ation un nown to us, which has not yet been discovered by archaeology or history. $e% &or's( Nikola Tesla, 7ain en(ineerin(, >yra'idal to%er, <on( Island, /lectrical stor', li(htnin( strike, Austrian Empire, .'erica, +phere at the top o1 the to%er, ?enerator o1 ne(ati&e ions, >yra'id, ;ardencly11e to%er)

Hrvoje Zuji
Independent 7esearcher Osijek, Crioatia

PR) *ES S I ) NAL

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*orn 1! 0 in Osijek, Croatia@ 4e has a 'aster de(ree o1 electrical en(ineerin( 1ro' the Ani&ersity o1 Ba(re0@ 4e is an authori2ed en(ineer o1 electrical en(ineerin( 1or the desi(n and control o1 electric installations@ +ince 1!!8, he has 0een a 'e'0er o1 the Class o1 electrical en(ineers o1 Croatian Cha'0er o1 .rchitects and Ci&il /n(ineers, http899%%%)hkai()hr)

+ince 1!!", he has 0een researchin( (eopathic radiaton, 0ioener(y, 0iophysics, 0io'edical electronics, polycontrast inter1erence photo(raphy photon ca'era) 4e is a pyra'idolo(yst and researcher into 0order line areas o1 science) 4is pri'ary area o1 interest is ener(etics o1 pyra'ids,especially electro'a(netic 1ields around pyra'ids) 4e pu0lished the 0ook, coCauthored %ith -anjski Dili'8 EThe secrets o1 the pyra'ids re&ealedF, Teledisk, Ba(re0, 5008) 4e %rites re(ularly 'a(a2ines %orld%ide)

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INTR)D-.TI)N
Nikola Tesla is pro0a0ly the (reatest in&entor in the 1ield o1 electricity and 'a(netis' e&er, one that %ill 0e hard to surpass) In the year 1! , on the occasion o1 the Cele0ration o1 the 150th .nni&ersary o1 the *irth o1 Nikola Tesla or(ani2ed 0y the =u(osla& .cade'y o1 .rts and +cience, Gkolska knji(a Ba(re0 co'pany pu0lished Tesla6s auto0io(raphy FHy in&entionsF (I+*NC1#8 ! 808!!18 8$) In this 0ook Tesla descri0es, a'on( other thin(s, his ori(inal idea and the purpose o1 constructin( the ;ardencly11 to%er on <on( Island, %hich ne&er sa% its co'pletion) One day, as I was roaming in the mountains, I sought shelter from an approaching storm. The sky became overhung with heavy clouds but somehow the rain was delayed until, all of a sudden, there was a lightning flash and a few moments after a deluge. This observation set me thinking. It was manifest that the two phenomena were closely related, as cause and effect, and a little reflection led me to the conclusion that the electrical energy involved in the precipitation of the water was inconsiderable, the function of lightning being much like that of a sensitive trigger. Here was a stupendous possibility of achievement. If we could produce electric effects of the required quality, this whole planet and the conditions of existence on it could be transformed. The sun raises the water of the oceans and winds drive it to distant regions where it remains in a state of most delicate balance. If it were in our power to upset it when and wherever desired, this mighty life sustaining stream could be at will controlled. !e could irrigate arid deserts, create lakes and rivers and provide motive power in unlimited amounts. This would be the most efficient way of harnessing the sun to the uses of man. The consummation depended on our ability to develop electric forces of the order of those in nature. It seemed a hopeless undertaking, but I made up my mind to try it and immediately on my return to the "nited #tates, in the summer of $%&', work was begun which was to me all the more attractive, because a means of the same kind was necessary for the successful transmission of energy without wires. TESLA/S RAIN EN,INEERIN, Nikola Tesla sa% clearly that %ater is li1e, the essential ele'ent in the ori(in and the de&elop'ent o1 li1e on the planet /arth) In arid re(ions there are hardly any li1e 1or's) Only #

%ater can 'ake the desert (reen) Tesla %anted to 'ake a de&ice that %ould create li(htnin( and thus cause rain, %hich %ould create a 1a&oura0le cli'ate in the desert) <i(htnin( is a pheno'enon o1 electric dischar(e, and its audi0le 'ani1estation is thunder) The entire pheno'enon is called thunder) /&en today, scientists are 0usy tryin( to understand and eIplain certain pheno'ena in relation %ith the thunderCstrike) Condensation processes in the at'osphere cause accu'ulation o1 electricity in clouds) The polarisation o1 char(es %ithin stor'Cclouds leads to an increase in electric potential 0et%een certain parts, %hich results in electric dischar(e) /lectric dischar(es can appear %ithin the cloud, 0et%een t%o clouds or 0et%een the cloud and the (round) The latter is o1 interest to us, a (iant short circuit 0et%een the sky and the (round) It %as as early as 1 50 that *enja'in Jranklin disco&ered that electricity is not e&enly distri0uted o&er all ele'ents o1 the sur1ace o1 conductors (all eIcept the sphere$, %hich depends on the eItent o1 cur&ature o1 the o0ser&ed ele'ent o1 sur1ace) ?enerally speakin(, hi(her char(e density is located on their ed(es, protu0erant and pointed parts than on round and 1lat ones) +tatistically, thunder al%ays strikes alon( the path %hich is 'ore conducti&e, that is to say the path %ith a hi(her char(e density) Jranklin6s eIperi'ents 1ound that the pointier and 'ore conducti&e the li(htnin( rod, the easier it %as to attract li(htnin( durin( a strike) That is %hy the li(htnin( rod point is 'ade o1 a 'etal rod %ith a (ilded tip) *enja'in Jranklin in&ented the li(htnin( rod the technical solution to attract natural li(htnin( 1ro' clouds, 0ut Nikola Tesla %anted to 'ake a de&ice that %ould create li(htnin( in cloudless desert areas and thus induce rain1allK In the dischar(e tunnel o1 a natural li(htnin( the te'perature is a0out #0000LC, the electric char(e reaches "0 HD, and the electric current 110 k.) It is esti'ated that the ener(y o1 an a&era(e li(htnin( is a0out "0H;h) The ;ardencly11e to%er on <on( Island desi(ned 0y Tesla %as supposed to use a trans1or'er to create hi(h &olta(e and instead o1 natural li(htnin(, produce hi(h ener(y ionic s'oulderin( dischar(e) Tesla en&isioned an 8Csided pyra'id %ith a se'iCsphere on top as a 0asis 1or this de&ice) ;hyM

>icture 5) ;ardencly11e to%er erected in +horeha', <on( Island in the state o1 Ne% =ork) Tesla planned to use this to%er as his %orldC ran(e radio station)

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>icture #) The e11ect o1 Cheops pyra'id on the density o1 electric and 'a(netic 1ields /arth C ionosphere Nikola Tesla clai'ed that /arth is a spherical capacitor plate %ith the ionosphere as the other plate) 7ecent 'easure'ents ha&e deter'ined that the &olta(e di11erence 0et%een the /arth and the ionosphere is "00)000 &olts) The 1orce lines o1 the electric char(e plus 1ields that co'e 1ro' the +un, act &ertically onto the sides o1 the pyra'ids) Ha(netic eNuipotentials sho% a (reat density o1 the 'a(netic 1ield at the top) The electric 1ield &olta(e (ro%s 100D9' in hei(ht) The /arth6s 'inus 1ield is the (reatest and at its 'ost dense at the &ery top o1 the pyra'id) .t the top o1 Cheops pyra'id there is &olta(e o1 1"600 &olts) The Cheops pyra'id has its o%n electric capacity a0ility to accu'ulate a certain a'ount o1 electric char(e) I1 too 'uch electric char(e is 0rou(ht to the Cheops pyra'id, the eIcess o1 these char(es dischar(es at the top o1 the pyra'id) .ccordin( to the %ord o1 'outh, the top o1 the Cheops pyra'id %as ori(inally a pyra'idon 'ade o1 solid (old an eIcellent conductor) The &olta(e at the top o1 the structure depends solely on hei(ht) That is %hy Tesla 0uilt a to%er, a tallCstandin( structure) Tesla chose an 8Csided pyra'id and it could ha&e 0een a 1ourCsided one, or in1initeCsided a cone) The &olta(e %ould ha&e 0een the sa'e in all cases) The sy''etrical 1or' o1 the structure increases its static sta0ility and resistance to earthNuakes) ;hy did Tesla 0uild a sphere, 51 ' in dia'eter on top o1 a pyra'idal to%erM ;hat %as acco'plished 0y doin( thatM The 1act that the sphere is spikeCless, the &olta(e on the sphere is e&enly distri0uted o&er its entire sur1ace) The &olta(e that %ould ha&e dischar(ed 1ro' the top o1 the pyra'id %as taken o&er 0y the sphere, thus increasin( the total electric capacity o1 the %hole to%er) Instead o1 ha&in( the dischar(e take place on one point on the top o1 the pyra'id, no% it takes place in 'any points all o&er the sur1ace o1 the sphere)

Conclusion8 0y addin( the sphere to the top o1 the pyra'id, the electric capacity o1 the de&ice %as increased, and this increased the possi0ility to create 1ar stron(er li(htnin() The Tesla to%er %as desi(ned to electri1y the at'osphere in a split second and produce thunder and rain1all) To our (reat 'is1ortune, the Tesla to%er on <on( Island %as ne&er co'pleted) It %as dis'antled durin( the Jirst ;orld ;ar, and Tesla ne&er (ot the chance to eIperi'ent %ith arti1icial thunder and rain en(ineerin( in desert conditions) NE,ATI0E I)NS 4o% do stateCo1CtheCart airCconditionin( de&ices %orkM They re(ulate air te'perature and hu'idity and (enerate ne(ati&e ions) The in1luence o1 ne(ati&e ions to hu'an health has 0een kno%n 1or a0out 60 years no%, and there has 0een a (reat deal o1 scienti1ic research) There are constant 0ioCche'ical processes o1 oIidation and reduction takin( place in the hu'an 0ody, %hich reNuire ne(ati&ely char(ed ions to 1unction properly) .ll li&in( thin(s recei&e ne(ati&ely char(ed ions 1ro' the air throu(h the skin and respiration or(ans) ;hen there are enou(h ne(ati&e ions in a roo', there is an increase in oIy(en content in the 0lood, heart rate (ets nor'ali2ed and this accelerates the eIcretion o1 toIins) Oue to 0etter 0loodC1lo% in the 0rain, concentration and other 'ental capa0ilities stren(then, the conseNuences o1 stress (et neutrali2ed, tension and headaches are relie&ed) Ne(ati&e ions 0ind %ith toIins in the 0ody, %hich 'eans they act as antiCoIidants, thus pre&entin( the de&elop'ent o1 de(enerati&e disease) In nature the 'ost 1a&oura0le condition o1 air ioni2ation is a1ter thunderstor's, cloud0urst and do%npours, %hen at'ospheric dischar(es occur) That is %hen there are noticea0ly 'ore ne(ati&e ions in the air than there are positi&e ones) Increased concentrations o1 ne(ati&e oIy(en ions are also 1ound near %ater1alls, in pine 1orests, 'ountains, alon( the sea shore and in ca&es, %hich led to speleotherapy(http899%%%)sho%ca&es)co'9en(lish9eIplain9Hisc9+peleotherapy)ht'l$) PYRAMIDS 1 ,ENERAT)RS )* NE,ATI0E I)NS ;hat %as the 1unction o1 pyra'idsM To produce thunderM No, it %asnPt) Jor thousands o1 years a1ter ha&in( 0een 0uilt, pyra'ids ha&e 1unctioned and continue to 1unction as (enerators o1 ne(ati&e ions) In order 1or pyra'ids to continuously ioni2e the surroundin( air, they needed to 0e connected to a per'anent source o1 ne(ati&e ions) 4o% %as this doneM ;here are these ener(y po%er lines %hich lead to the pyra'idsM The ?i2a >lateau hides an a0undance o1 under(round %ater) 4u(e under(round ri&ers 1lo%in( around the pyra'ids are 1ull o1 ne(ati&e ions and 0y pie2oelectric e11ect they transpond the' to the pyra'id, %hich then accu'ulates the' and the surplus dischar(es on the top) .ll the (reat pyra'ids %ere 0uilt 1ro' stone %ith hi(h content o1 crystal capa0le o1 0indin( electric char(es 1ro' %ater %hen under(round %ater 'echanically presses a(ainst the crystal) I1 %e eIpose the crystal to 'echanical de1or'ation, 0ound electric char(es appear on its sur1ace) This pheno'enon is called pie2oelectric e11ect) The crystal is the con&erter o1 'echanical into electric ener(y) Oue to continuous char(in( and dischar(in( o11 the pyra'id electrically

char(ed 1ro' under(round ri&ers, the pyra'id contracts and eIpands, %hich results in continuous 'icroCNuakes) )+ELIS$S, .H-R.HES AND M)S2-ES 1 I)NIZERS O0elisks 1unction on totally identical principle) They are pillars 'ade o1 crystalline stone, located o&er under(round %ater, %ith a pyra'idon 'ade o1 (old, sil&er or copper on top o1 it) .n o0elisk is actually a 'iniature air ioni2er) The a0o&e 'entioned principle has 0een applied on old churches ('osNues$ %hich %ere 0uilt usin( stone %ith hi(h crystalline content, %here the church to%er %as 'ostly 'ade o1 copper, sil&er or (old) .l'ost all old churches ('osNues$ %ere located o&er under(round %ater 1lo%s, a natural source o1 ne(ati&e ions) . 1a&oura0le ne(ati&e ioni2ation can 0e sensed e&en inside the church ('osNue$ itsel1) ST)NE ME,ALITHS 1 I)NIZERS +tandin( stone 'e(aliths %hich %e 1ind all o&er the %orld are the 'ost pri'iti&e 1or' o1 air ioni2ers) They are 'ade o1 crystal 'aterial and they are located a0o&e the under(round %ater 1lo%s, 0ut they do not ha&e the pointed top 'ade o1 conducti&e 'aterial and there1ore they ha&e less po%er o1 air ioni2ation) This po%er de1iciency %as sol&ed 0y 'akin( lar(er nu'0er o1 'e(aliths in so'e area, %hich increased the total po%er) *osnian standin( stones also 0elon( to that (roup uniNue 'onu'ental stone 0locks %hich are densely spread o&er the territory o1 *osnia and 4er2e(o&ina, southern parts o1 Croatia, %estern Hontene(ro and south%estern +er0ia) +tandin( stone 0locks are a co''on national custo' and as to'0 stones they are a 'ark o1 the 'edie&al culture in the 'entioned re(ions)

>icture " and 5 *osnian standin( stone

>icture 6) >ositionin( and density o1 *osnian standin( stones

Ou0ra&ko <o&reno&iQ, >h)O), a 'e'0er o1 the Co''ittee 1or >reser&ation o1 National Honu'ents o1 *osnia and 4er2e(o&ina, esti'ates that in *osnia and 4er2e(o&ina alone there are o&er 100,000 *osnian standin( stones)

.lthou(h *osnian standin( stones are as a rule scattered and relocated, and 0arro%s ha&e 0een re0uilt 'any ti'es, they are 1ound in streaks) .l'ost %ithout eIceptions, the directions o1 streaks are south north) It is esti'ated that the real nu'0er o1 stone 0locks is 'uch 0i((er than the nu'0er o1 re(istered *osnian standin( stone) Hany o1 the' %ere lost, destroyed, used 1or construction or si'ply %ere not 1ound) Sto3e blocks 4 5o3u5e3ts, 1ractured in certain ti'e and space, are a herita(e and autochthonous treasury o1 an old ci&ili2ation %hich has re'ained unkno%n to archeolo(ists and historians) T-NNELS AND PYRAMIDS ;hile *osnian standin( stone and o0elisk eIclusi&ely ha&e an out%ard e11ect, 1a&ora0le ioni2ation can 0e 1elt %ithin the hollo% spaces o1 church and pyra'id) .part 1ro' under(round %ater, the pyra'id uses an additional source o1 ne(ati&e ions natural ca&e) The Cheops pyra'id has a ca&e, and pyra'ids %hich do not ha&e a ca&e are connected 0y under(round tunnels %ith a re'ote one) Ander(round tunnels around the pyra'ids present an 3arti1icial ca&e3 and spendin( ti'e in the' is &ery (ood 1or onePs health) 7esults o1 radar 'easure'ents on the ?i2a plateau 0y /(yptian (eophysicists .00as Hoha'ed .00as, /lCsaid .) /lC+ayed, Jathy .) +haa0an and Tarek .0delC4a1e2 %ere pu0lished in the /(yptian national (eophysics 'a(a2ine, special edition, >> 1C16, (5006$, <earn 'ore on8 http899%%%)ho%tosur&i&e5015)co'9pd1:1iles9>yra'ids)pd1 #50 ' southeast o1 the Cheops pyra'id, they re(istered a si(nal o1 a potential tunnel, %ith dielectric &alues o1 under(round structures %hich are presented in picture ) The electric capacity o1 a conductor %hich is located in the isolator o1 dielectric constant R eNuals8 C S R C0, %here C0 presents its capacity in &acuu') The lar(er dielectric constant FRFo1 the 'aterial, the lar(er the capacity o1 the capacitor) Jor &acuu' R S 1, hydro(en RS 1)5, oIy(en R S 1)5, silicone R S ")5, li'estone R S "C8, %ater R S 81) The 'ore 'oisture there is in the tunnel (R1$, the 'ore electric char(es the air can accu'ulate) In order to pre&ent the li'estone 1ro' takin( all these ne(ati&e char(es 1ro' the ?i2a plateau (R5$, the ori(inal constructors o1 the pyra'id co'pleI in ?i2a 3isolated3 the tunnel %ith stones (R#$ 0uilt into the %alls o1 the tunnel)

R#T R5T R1

R1 relati&e dielectric constant o1 'aterials 1illin( the sha1t R5 relati&e dielectric constant o1 the pyra'ids plateau li'estone R# relati&e dielectric constant o1 en1orce'ent stones >icture ) The 1i(ure sho%s the possi0le presence o1 sha1ts in the studied areas

E,YPTIAN AND +)SNIAN PYRAMIDS 1 ,IANT )S.ILLAT)RS 7ussian (eophysicists O) *) -ha&roshkin, >h)O) and D)D) Tsyplako&, >h)O) 1ro' the Hosco% +ch'idt Institute o1 >hysics o1 the /arth ha&e 0een analy2in( 'icroCNuakes on pyra'ids 1or 'any years) They ha&e conducted 'easure'ents o1 seis'ic noises on a0out siIty /(yptian pyra'ids, and I personally 'et the' in .u(ust o1 500 %hen they %ere doin( 'easure'ents on *osnian pyra'ids)

>icture 8) +pectru' o1 seis'ic noise 1ro' the 1oot o1 the south side o1 cur&ed (+no1ru$ pyra'id in Oahkshur re(ion, /(ypt Hany theories %ere de&eloped on the reasons 0ehind 'icroCNuakes on pyra'ids) .t the 1oot o1 the south side o1 +no1ru6s pyra'id, they re(istered stron(er har'onics o1 the 'icroCNuake o1 1 42) 1 42 0elon(s in the in1rasound ran(e (0 42 50 42$ %hich cannot 0e heard 0y hu'an ear) 4o% can %e eIplain the cause o1 this continuous 'icroCNuakeM .suan hydro po%er plant is a0out "0 k' a%ay and it is hard to assu'e that the re(istered su0Char'onics (10S50429#S16)6 42$ co'es 1ro' electrical (enerators) Is it possi0le that +no1ru6s pyra'id is actually a radio station recei&in( a si(nal 1ro' pulsar >+7 1!1#U16 %hich has the 1reNuency o1 16)!5 42M

+icture 9. -pectrum of seismic noise from the .ed pyramid /0ah shur1

+icture 12. -pectrum of seismic noise from 3en aure"s pyramid !

4e can see that *gyptian pyramids are musical instruments tuned to different tone fre)uencies. In $osnian pyramids we encounter the same phenomenon.

>icture 11) +pectru' o1 seis'ic noise 1ro' the 1oot o1 the *osnian >yra'id o1 the +un, 10S8142

>icture 15) +pectru' o1 seis'ic noise 1ro' the top o1 the *osnian >yra'id o1 the +un, 1S8#42, 1#542, 1" 42 and 16542

>icture 1#) +pectru' o1 seis'ic noise at the 1oot o1 the Te'ple o1 the /arth, 1S1#42 AUTOMATIC REGULATION OF PYRAMIDS OPERATION 5rom the appended charts of the .ussian geophysicists, we can see that every pyramid shaped structure has different fre)uency characteristics. It is completely logical, because there are no two pyramids of the same dimensions, construction material, or underground structure. It is clear

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that every pyramid concentrates seismic waves using one or more resonant fre)uencies. 0epending on atmospheric electricity, the pyramid changes the amount of negative electric charges which it draws from underground waters and tunnels, releasing them into the atmosphere, and due to the pie#oelectric effect, the amplitudes and fre)uencies of micro( )ua es are slightly changed as well. *lectric current will start to flow between two differently charged elements, the power of which depends on the difference of their potential. !he larger the voltage, the stronger the current. !he lower the voltage, the wea er the current. !he sunnier it is, the air is richer in positive charges and then the pyramid draws more negative ions from the underground waters and tunnels in order to neutrali#e the positive charges in the atmosphere. After the rain, the air in the atmosphere is poorer in positive ions and then the pyramid loses the power of generating negative ions.

.o3clusio3
Nikola Tesla didn6t 1inish his electrical to%er at <on( Island, %hich purpose %as production o1 li(htnin( strikes and thus cause rain) It %as an atte'pt to de&elope rain en(ineerin( technolo(y to co'0at deserti1ication) The A)+).) (o&erne'ent 0anned this Tesla6s eIperi'ent 0ecause they %ere a1raid o1 Japanese spies durin( the Jirst ;orld ;ar) Hany other Tesla in&entions re'ained un1inished also) .1ter !5 years, %e re'e'0er Tesla to%er, pyra'idal in shape %ith the sphere at the top) Tesla %as at the 0e(innin( sta(e o1 research o1 technolo(y that 'ay0e had 0een already de&eloped and used 0y ancient constructors o1 *osnian >yra'ids and *osnian stone 0alls) The herita(e science o1 1or(otten (enius Nikola Tesla could inspire researchers o1 *osnian Dalley o1 >yra'ids to i'ple'ent this Tesla6s idea in sol&in( the 'istery o1 the pyra'ids %orld%ide)

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