Nikola Tesla

Man or Spaceman?

De: Michael X

Narrado por: Sonny Dufault

New Saucerian presents a classic tome from the dawn of the New Age: Michael X's Tesla: Man or Spaceman?

In the usual textbooks, we are told we know who Nikola Tesla really was, but we are only told that he discovered the principle for alternating current (the ordinary AC electricity in your home).

What we are not told is that Tesla also carried out experiments and devised plans for inventions not only ahead of their time, but which would also - even today - be considered "science fiction".

During his latter days, Tesla became more and more secretive about his inventions, even to his close friends and students. It is alleged that immediately after his death, his files were seized by the CIA.

These secrets were locked away, and have only recently begun showing up again, in the form of "propellantless" technology innovations touted by NASA. Along the way, many UFO researchers were "hushed up" or "silenced" by the MIB, simply for "knowing too much" about propellantless craft like flying saucers.

Just who is making the money off of Tesla's many inventions today? Who is responsible for the abductions of scores of UFO witnesses and researchers? Was Tesla somehow getting ideas for his inventions from interplanetary or interdimensional beings?

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boring

struggled,never finished,very textbook,like read. very monotone and boring way to present an interesting man. didnt like it

Information or lack thereof

I didn’t like this book. There are a lot of underlying religious teachings I feel the author is trying to promote. Sounds far too religious to be informative on Nikola Tesla there is a lot of information missing on Tesla and inventions it mentions maybe 5 actual inventions the rest is about aliens from Venus and how we as humans are not following closely enough to god’s rules to be a successful species. 10/10 would not recommend.