Did Nikola Tesla Cause The Tunguska Explosion
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Copyright © 2004 Rex Hebert
This is one theory I hadn’t heard about. Tesla student Frank Germano makes a case that Nikola Tesla may have caused the 1908 Tunguska Event to demonstrate the destructive power of his wireless electrical transmission system. Whether you think Germano’s argument is compelling or not, it’s a truly fascinating read:He [Tesla] seems to confess to such a test having taken place before 1915, and, though the evidence is circumstantial, Tesla had the motive and the means to cause the Tunguska event. His transmitter could generate energy levels and frequencies capable of releasing the destructive force of 10 megatons, or more, of TNT. And the overlooked genius was desperate.
The nature of the Tunguska event, also, is consistent with what would happen during the sudden release of wireless power. No fiery object was reported in the skies at that time by professional or amateur astronomers as would be expected when a 200,000,000 pound object enters the atmosphere at tens of thousands miles an hour. Also, the first reporters, from the town of Tomsk, to reach the area judged the stories about a body falling from the sky was the result of the imagination of an impressionable people. He noted there was considerable noise coming from the explosion, but no stones fell. The absence of an impact crater can be explained by there having been no material body to impact. An explosion caused by broadcast power would not leave a crater.
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