Griffin G. Brock

Using a glass lathe properly constructed by Jeremy Jones, a more sophisticated approach to making Tesla carbon button lamps has been achieved. As such, outstanding extraordinary effects have been obtained within the

This video shows the luminous effects obtained in a seemingly void vacuum, when excited by high frequency alternate currents of great potential. These effects and the overall bulb construction was described by Nikola

As seen in the previous post, the new experimental station is currently near completion, as some of the major components have been found, and are mounted on the rack. The only equipment bays to add left is the filter

Up until now, the suburban experimental seismic forecasting station has been based upon handwritten charts, with measurements taken at the same time of the day. Recently, effort has been made to construct a self

A disclosed video in light of the last ESTC, which outlines plasma manifestations, formed in simple carbon filament lamps, possessing no inert gas within the bulb. For simplicity, the tertiary coil setup employed, is

The following video is a recent development, briefly demonstrating the capabilities of a simple Tesla telluric receiving

The following is a brief outline of past experiments conducted on the development of radish seeds, when treated to high frequency AC static potentials. (See this page for the setup employed) The process involves three

In order to produce replicable effects involving Tesla Brush Bulbs and other interesting anomalies, a suitable source of driving potential must be introduced. Rather than using a disruptive discharge circuit, commonly

In regards to determine the effective velocity of longitudinal transmission, I have not seen any quantative researches. Hence, I have looked to my local AM radio station for a reference. This station (KAZN) is located