Tesla: Inventor of the Electrical Age | Bernard Carlson | Talks at Google

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  • Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 18

  • @uricbonser5446
    @uricbonser5446 4 года назад +2

    An excellent presentation. Very good biography on Tesla.

  • @CraigTalbert
    @CraigTalbert 9 лет назад +1

    I've heard a lot of about Tesla, and this is the most interesting take I've heard on much of it so far.

  • @ARGENTINAADOLF
    @ARGENTINAADOLF 9 лет назад +3

    not even 1 word on Edison vs. Tesla?? just at the end 1 minute and he didnt even explain it that well...they were different, ok, but IN WHAT WAY DUDE!!??

  • @vonkruel
    @vonkruel 9 лет назад

    This was worthwhile. Not that it really bothered me, but it looks like the video wasn't deinterlaced properly.

  • @demicenj6919
    @demicenj6919 8 лет назад +3

    B. Carlosn is known Edison man and is not suitable to talk about Tesla...
    Typical of Edison supporters giving credit for 2 phase motor and mysterious devices!!!
    Throughout all his lectures he omits to mention several most important facts:
    Tesla's Egg of columbus was designed by Tesla and made by one of the Westinghouse machine specialists. Historically incorrect that Tesla was looking to by aluminum egg. It was made of a copper and device was made to show average and non technical people how induction motor works!
    1. Induction Motor is not the only invention in a vast patents of Tesla Polyphase System! Tesla made whole package of Polyphase AC Technology, including 2 and 3 phase motors, generators. then system of transmission, distribution and utilization.
    2. Tesla & Westinghouse won the bid to light Chicago World Fair in 1893 with AC System, now about that? This was the key turn point to win the bid to make first Hydroelectric Power Plant at Niagara Falls.
    3. Tesla & Westinghouse to make first Hydroelectric power plant at Niagara Falls and deliver first long distance electrical power to the city of Buffalo? Very poor polyphase System analysis, banalizing it with only AC induction motor...
    4. Tesla Unit (T) given for strength (density) of the Electromagnetic Field?
    6. In June of 1943, US Supreme Court ruled in favour of Tesla and given back pioneering of all patents related with Radio and Wireless technology invention while Marconi patents were nullified?
    Shame on you..... we see holes in your book, put there intentionally to discredit Tesla later on....

    • @toddberg3892
      @toddberg3892 8 лет назад

      Yes, he lost me at "using electromagnetic waves to transmit power." For someone who studied Tesla for 15 years, it seems odd that he never read any of Tesla's wireless patents or articles, particularly "The True Wireless" of 1919. Such a shame.

    • @demicenj6919
      @demicenj6919 8 лет назад

      +Todd Berg Hi Todd, the book is written in such a way so later Tesla can be discredited on many levels.

  • @anshumgoyal
    @anshumgoyal 9 лет назад

    Inspiring!
    Thanks.

  • @lucymuigai1228
    @lucymuigai1228 7 лет назад

    great talk ,been studying tesla for a year everyday,I love it.

  • @lisalasoya2898
    @lisalasoya2898 Год назад

    Good afternoon, when I first viewed this tutorial -I believed underneath Tesla had been a hidden agenda for impoverished habits, that target the low to poor working class, but now its a major contributor to the electrical revolution. So what does that mean? His inventors, patents, and theoretical work formed the basis of modern AC electricity and contributed to the development of radio and television, is this a lure or does someone out there believe their inventors while they indulge in a product of their own demise? Lisa

  • @chrisharrison83
    @chrisharrison83 Год назад

    High Light June 3rd DD's Birthday! 🧔🏻‍♂️

  • @mrbo23
    @mrbo23 9 лет назад

    very interesting. I have the impression Prof. Carlson made a excellent presentation of how he filtered the information he found, not even realizing what importent facts he missed out on.

  • @joewhitlow5799
    @joewhitlow5799 8 лет назад +1

    he completely dismisses Wardenclyffe as bad science. Carlson's book on Tesla seems like an establishment propaganda piece, and it's too bad that this is considered the most definitive study on Tesla. we need to fund more work and research on his life, because Carlson clearly has an alterior motive with this.

  • @djadja23
    @djadja23 8 лет назад +3

    "The Smith interview“ is a part of a drama written by Stevan Pešić in Serbian. Nevertheless Carlson is by far the worst Tesla's biographer out there.

  • @keesbox9718
    @keesbox9718 9 лет назад

    Konstantin Meyl and Eric P Dollard

  • @arentigranyan4628
    @arentigranyan4628 3 года назад

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  • @thierryswider4017
    @thierryswider4017 5 лет назад

    Toujours rien de neuf