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Tesla 84: Proceedings of the Tesla Centennial Symposium

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Tesla 84: Proceedings of the Tesla Centennial Symposium
AuthorToby Grotz, Elizabeth A Rauscher
Published1984
Pages164

In 1984, coinciding with the 100th anniversary of Tesla's arrival in the U.S., a group of highly dedicated people organized the first Nikola Tesla Symposium in Colorado Springs. Speakers included Marc Seifer, J. & K. Corum, Oliver Nichelson, Moray B. King, Tom Bearden, and Andrija Puharich. A number of excellent papers on various aspects of Dr. Tesla's work in electrical engineering were presented. The book includes a bonus paper written by Tesla himself in 1937 on the particle beam device.


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This was the first International Tesla Symposium, held in Colorado Springs for the centenary of Tesla's arrival in the United States and organised by Toby Grotz and Elizabeth A Rauscher among others. Alongside historical and engineering papers — notably the Corum brothers' interpretation of Tesla's own Colorado Springs measurements — it includes Tom Bearden's "Tesla's Electromagnetics and its Soviet Weaponization", Andrija Puharich's ELF-shielding paper, and, as a bonus, Tesla's own 1937 paper on his particle-beam ("death ray") device.

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