Tesla's Experiment Uncovers Shocking Discovery About Wireless Power Transmission

Tesla's experiment was a testament to his ingenuity and his willingness to take risks and explore new possibilities. Tesla spent nine months conducting experiments in Colorado Springs, but the outcomes of his work remain unclear despite his meticulous daily journal. One of the unresolved questions is whether he successfully transmitted wireless power at Pike's Peak. Some people claimed that he sent a signal strong enough to light up vacuum tubes several miles away, but this could be attributed to the conductive ground characteristics of Colorado Springs. Tesla also attempted to send extra low-frequency signals through the region between the Earth's surface and the ionosphere, estimating that the resonant frequency was around 8 hertz. This theory was not taken seriously until the 1950s, when researchers were amazed to discover that this space's resonant frequency was indeed in the 8 hertz range.