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Nikola Tesla Secret Review

EXPOSED

As we approach -- perhaps have already reached -- the end of the era of cheap oil, the need for a replacement increasingly dominates our minds and imaginations.

The different forms of renewable energy, such as solar, wind, geothermal, hydroelectric, and biofuel power, together with increased energy efficiency, likely will dominate the energy economy of the future.

But until this transition can be completed, many people who don't understand the scientific principles behind genuine green energy may be tempted by what seem like too-good-to-be-true possibilities, that are, in fact, almost certainly not true.

Nicola Tesla Secret Review

One such false opportunity exploits the name of one of the great inventors of all time, and one of the pioneers of electric power: Nicola Tesla, the inventor of alternating current. Tesla, we are told, discovered something called "radiant energy" that he believed would provide free electricity to the entire world.

His research into the project, funded by J.P. Morgan, was near success when Morgan pulled his support and left Tesla high and dry, ostensibly because he didn't want to provide the world with free energy; that would cut into his own profits considerably.

Although there are some facts involved in this account (Tesla was indeed working on something that he said would provide free energy to everyone, and Morgan did fund his research for a while and then stop), part of the account is certainly inaccurate. Morgan did not stop funding the project because he feared it would succeed, but because he didn't fully understand it, was not sure it would ever pay off, and in a time of recession was not so eager to risk losing his money. More pertinent to the great vacuum of information surrounding exactly what Tesla was working on, the project itself and all record of it ceased to exist long ago.

There are now merchants online that claim to have rediscovered Tesla's secret for generating unlimited free energy and to be willing to share it for a small price. Examining these sites, one finds detailed (and at least partially accurate) information about Tesla's life and the story of his aborted experiment.

One finds testimonials and tributes, and warnings that the site may soon be pulled by the "energy industry," who don't want you to hear about it. One finds, naturally enough, a way to order the plans for the device, for a price just under $50. What is never clear, though, is exactly how the device is supposed to work.

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