Tesla Uncovered the Ancient Mystery of the Pyramids

You have heard about Nikola Tesla. You have DEFINITELY heard about the Great Pyramids in Egypt. But what if I told you that Tesla may have probably uncovered the ancient mystery surrounding the pyramids?

Wait, what? Is this a crossover episode? Nope! It’s highly probable that the secrets of the pyramids are hidden in plain sight.

But first let’s recap what we know about the Pyramids. What’s so mysterious about them? I mean, they are just old quirky buildings, aren’t they? One of the biggest questions is how they were built.

Some people think that the pyramids were created by people using only their hands and muscles, but others think that there might have been some kind of crazy energy source that we don’t know about yet. Like, what if aliens helped out or something? Just kidding!

But this idea of some unknown energy source being used to build the pyramids has been around for ages. Even in old texts, like the Pyramid Texts, it talks about how “The gods gave us something to build a great power.” So maybe there was something really powerful and mysterious going on back then. Who knows?

Back in the early 1900s, he got obsessed with the Great Pyramids of Egypt. He read numerous books about these ancient structures and was blown away by how much energy they seemed to have.

At that time, not many people knew much about electricity, and Tesla started to wonder if there was some kind of advanced tech hidden in the pyramids. He had an idea that the power of the pyramids had to do with electromagnetism, and he put a lot of time and effort into trying to figure out the mystery.

Tesla had some pretty unusual theories about the Great Pyramids. He thought that they could actually store and move electricity, which could then be used to power up the areas around them. He also had this theory that the pyramids were built using some kind of crystal energy. He believed that the chambers inside the pyramids could have these super-powerful crystals that could control the electromagnetic fields.

But that’s not all. Tesla also had this idea that the materials used to make the pyramids had properties that allowed them to trap energy from the sun and the moon. And not just a little bit of energy. He thought that the pyramid could actually create this massive energy field that could light up whole cities or even brighten up dark places.

He thought that the pyramids could be used as giant power plants to generate electricity and run machines. Tesla even believed that the pyramids were somehow linked to cosmic energy, which could be used for spiritual enlightenment and healing. How very New Age of him!

Anyway, Tesla wasn’t just pulling these ideas out of thin air. He was seriously into studying everything he could about the pyramids, from ancient artifacts and texts to hieroglyphs and drawings. And he came up with this idea that the pyramids were designed to be energy amplifiers, and some kind of unknown energy source was used during their construction.

Some people thought Tesla was eccentric for coming up with these theories. But his ideas have actually had a huge impact on the way we think about the pyramids today. Researchers and scholars have been digging into his theories for years and using them to uncover some of the biggest mysteries surrounding these ancient structures.

For example, recently scientists have used theoretical physics to investigate how the Great Pyramid of Egypt would react to certain radio waves. They found out that if the radio waves were a certain length, the pyramid could concentrate the energy inside its rooms and focus it under its base. The scientists did lots of calculations to figure this out.

They first thought about what radio wavelengths would work best. Then they made a model of how the pyramid would react to the waves. They figured out how much of the energy from the waves would get absorbed or spread out. Lastly, they checked how the energy would move around inside the pyramid when the waves hit it.

To help explain all of this, the scientists used something called multipole analysis. This is when you take a complicated object and break it down into simpler parts. Then you can see how each part interacts with the energy that’s coming in. It’s like taking apart a puzzle to see how each piece fits together.

The researchers are interested in how all of this can be used in the future. They want to make really tiny particles that can do the same thing as the pyramid but with light. By changing the size, shape, and material of these particles, they can control how the light moves around them. This can be really useful for things like making tiny sensors or super-efficient solar cells. The scientists had to make some guesses when they were doing their research.

They assumed that there weren’t any hidden spaces inside the pyramid and that the material used to build it was all the same. But even with these guesses, they still made some pretty impressive discoveries. But the Pyramid study is not the only proof that Tesla was ahead of his time. There are more Tesla’s projects that seemed unrealistic at the time, but that scientists and enthusiasts re-evaluate and try to implement today. Let’s talk about Tesla’s most ambitious project: the Wardenclyffe transmission tower.

Back in 1900, Tesla was already a big shot when it came to electrical engineering in America. People were blown away by his amazing inventions and the fact that he managed to outdo Thomas Edison in the “battle of currents.” However, Tesla wasn’t content to rest on his laurels. He decided to embark on his most ambitious project yet: the transmission tower at Wardenclyffe. It was built between 1901 and 1905, and it was based on one of Tesla’s breakthrough ideas.

He had a vision to make the impossible possible by creating a global wireless communication system. It would use Earth itself as a conductor, transmitting music, news, stock market reports, secured military communications, and even facsimile images. Does it sound familiar? Right, it sounds just like the Internet that we use today, only without the use of any wires.

But Tesla had a much bigger dream in mind: to transmit power wirelessly. He already proved that high-frequency signals could be sent without any wires using his Tesla coil transformers, and this sparked his obsession with wireless energy transmission.

His vision was to not only transform the way we communicate, but also to find a way to transfer power currents globally by tapping into the Earth’s natural energy. Tesla believed that there was an abundance of “free” energy all around us that could be used for humanity’s benefit.

In 1899, he conducted some top-secret experiments and got convinced that it was possible to transmit electrical power through the Earth’s upper atmosphere. This is actually how the Wardenclyffe tower was created. It was supposed to be the prototype station for a network of towers all over the globe that would provide the whole world with wireless energy.

Unfortunately, Tesla didn’t have the resources or the patience of his investors to bring this project to fruition. It ran into all sorts of financial problems and roadblocks, and in 1917, the unfinished tower was finally torn down for scrap metal to pay off Tesla’s mounting debts. Now it remains a sad reminder that even the greatest minds can sometimes fall short of their dreams.

The original red brick laboratory however is still there, and it is the only Tesla lab that has survived. Fun fact: in 2017, a film crew made a crazy discovery. They used ground-penetrating radar to explore the area around Wardenclyffe, and they found a whole series of tunnels stretching for hundreds of feet underneath the site.

Nobody knows exactly what these tunnels were used for, but people have been speculating for years that they were part of Tesla’s grand plan. Wardenclyffe, of course, is a major landmark for Tesla enthusiasts from all over the world. Who knows — maybe someone will finally crack the mystery of the tunnels one day. But even if they don’t, the legacy of Tesla and his amazing ideas lives on.