Comments for teslabox.com http://teslabox.com Thu, 15 Dec 2011 03:06:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on The Legend of Nikola Tesla by Sam Robertshttp://teslabox.com/nikola-tesla/#comment-775 Sam Roberts Thu, 15 Dec 2011 03:06:13 +0000 http://www.teslabox.com/?page_id=2#comment-775 I've heard of a little legend: that Nikola Tesla's assistants built a "Tesla Set" in the 1950's for interplanetary communication. Do you have any details on this? I’ve heard of a little legend: that Nikola Tesla’s assistants built a “Tesla Set” in the 1950′s for interplanetary communication. Do you have any details on this?

]]> Comment on To Save The Gulf, Send The Enterprise by Anaerobic Stevehttp://teslabox.com/2010/06/28/to-save-the-gulf-send-the-enterprise/#comment-691 Anaerobic Steve Sat, 01 Oct 2011 23:46:38 +0000 http://www.teslabox.com/?p=3#comment-691 There is a great discussion going on here. Really interesting. I am not sure of the chemistry here when you say; "BP’s gusher is much more than crude oil – millions of cubic feet of gasses are also being released. These gasses rapidly consume all available oxygen." The methane may be digested by organisms which then create an oxygen demand, I suppose, but I am doubful that such action would take place very quickly. There is a great discussion going on here. Really interesting. I am not sure of the chemistry here when you say; “BP’s gusher is much more than crude oil – millions of cubic feet of gasses are also being released. These gasses rapidly consume all available oxygen.” The methane may be digested by organisms which then create an oxygen demand, I suppose, but I am doubful that such action would take place very quickly.

]]> Comment on Edgar Cayce’s Guide to Cleaning the Body for Enhanced Intuition by JamesKnochelhttp://teslabox.com/store/ebooks/cleaning-the-body-for-enhanced-intuition/#comment-679 JamesKnochel Tue, 21 Jun 2011 08:38:37 +0000 http://teslabox.com/#comment-679 Hi Russell, There is a full discussion about acceptable grades of steel in the <a href="http://radialappliance.teslabox.com/ra-plans/" rel="nofollow">Radial Appliance plans.</a>. These are available to people who've signed up for the Free Reports about Edgar Cayce's approach to health. -James Hi Russell,

There is a full discussion about acceptable grades of steel in the Radial Appliance plans.. These are available to people who’ve signed up for the Free Reports about Edgar Cayce’s approach to health.

-James

]]> Comment on Edgar Cayce’s Guide to Cleaning the Body for Enhanced Intuition by Russell Fielderhttp://teslabox.com/store/ebooks/cleaning-the-body-for-enhanced-intuition/#comment-678 Russell Fielder Fri, 17 Jun 2011 16:02:26 +0000 http://teslabox.com/#comment-678 What are the AISI grades of steel that you use in your radioactive appliances? eg 1050, 1060, 1079, W-1, etc.? What are the AISI grades of steel that you use in your radioactive appliances? eg 1050, 1060, 1079, W-1, etc.?

]]> Comment on Some thoughts on insomnia by charlottehttp://teslabox.com/2010/08/09/some-thoughts-on-insomnia/#comment-305 charlotte Mon, 14 Feb 2011 17:15:44 +0000 http://www.teslabox.com/?p=97#comment-305 Steve, Where did you get the tuning forks? Do they come with instructions? Steve,

Where did you get the tuning forks? Do they come with instructions?

]]> Comment on Store by Steve Elstonhttp://teslabox.com/store/#comment-178 Steve Elston Thu, 30 Sep 2010 23:04:07 +0000 http://www.teslabox.com/#comment-178 I know what you mean about the ''other company'', when I was considering saving up enough cash to buy it, I had afeeling to wait something better was out there. I'm on disability for a degenerative bone disease, I'm also a Reiki (Seichim) practitioner, the '' Doctors '' can't understand why I don't use my wheelchair, too bad they don't understand to treat the mind and spirit with the physical body. I hope our souls and minds evolve as well. Well I hope to save up enough to buy your kit soon. PEACE TO ALL, Steve Elston I know what you mean about the ”other company”, when I was considering saving up enough cash to buy it, I had afeeling to wait something better was out there. I’m on disability for a degenerative bone disease, I’m also a Reiki (Seichim) practitioner, the ” Doctors ” can’t understand why I don’t use my wheelchair, too bad they don’t understand to treat the mind and spirit with the physical body. I hope our souls and minds evolve as well. Well I hope to save up enough to buy your kit soon.
PEACE TO ALL,
Steve Elston

]]> Comment on Some thoughts on insomnia by Stevehttp://teslabox.com/2010/08/09/some-thoughts-on-insomnia/#comment-189 Steve Thu, 30 Sep 2010 00:06:55 +0000 http://www.teslabox.com/?p=97#comment-189 I have always had trouble falling to sleep also, my subcon kept me awake trying to figure certain thoughts of the day out. Started Alpa meditation about when I hit 16 or 17yrs old, but this made my subcon more active. I recently bought a 7 tuning fork set tuned to the 7 chackras, placing the base over the appropriate spot, I would repeat "To sleep perchance to dream." until the vibe stopped, I slept a good 6-7hrs. and the dreams were Cecil B. Demill to put it midly. I have always had trouble falling to sleep also, my subcon kept me awake trying to figure certain thoughts of the day out. Started Alpa meditation about when I hit 16 or 17yrs old, but this made my subcon more active. I recently bought a 7 tuning fork set tuned to the 7 chackras, placing the base over the appropriate spot, I would repeat “To sleep perchance to dream.” until the vibe stopped, I slept a good 6-7hrs. and the dreams were Cecil B. Demill to put it midly.

]]> Comment on When Disaster Strikes, Send The Enterprise by To Save The Gulf, Send The Enterprise | teslabox.comhttp://teslabox.com/2010/08/29/when-disaster-strikes-send-the-enterprise/#comment-205 To Save The Gulf, Send The Enterprise | teslabox.com Fri, 10 Sep 2010 04:23:11 +0000 http://teslabox.com/?p=152#comment-205 [...] a followup to this article has been posted: When Disaster Strikes, Send the Enterprise) Tell Everyone You Know:PrintDiggStumbleUpondel.icio.usFacebookYahoo! BuzzTwitterGoogle Bookmarks [...] [...] a followup to this article has been posted: When Disaster Strikes, Send the Enterprise) Tell Everyone You Know:PrintDiggStumbleUpondel.icio.usFacebookYahoo! BuzzTwitterGoogle Bookmarks [...]

]]> Comment on To Save The Gulf, Send The Enterprise by Cleaning Up the Gulf of Mexico | teslabox.comhttp://teslabox.com/2010/06/28/to-save-the-gulf-send-the-enterprise/#comment-21 Cleaning Up the Gulf of Mexico | teslabox.com Sun, 29 Aug 2010 20:35:07 +0000 http://www.teslabox.com/?p=3#comment-21 [...] June I formulated a plan to help clean BP’s oil from the Gulf of Mexico. To Save the Gulf, Send The Enterprise calls for using the U.S. Navy’s portable nuclear reactors to power air pumps for oxygenating [...] [...] June I formulated a plan to help clean BP’s oil from the Gulf of Mexico. To Save the Gulf, Send The Enterprise calls for using the U.S. Navy’s portable nuclear reactors to power air pumps for oxygenating [...]

]]> Comment on To Save The Gulf, Send The Enterprise by Win Wengerhttp://teslabox.com/2010/06/28/to-save-the-gulf-send-the-enterprise/#comment-20 Win Wenger Tue, 17 Aug 2010 20:28:31 +0000 http://www.teslabox.com/?p=3#comment-20 I really like this idea of major Naval vessels, especially carriers, and especially such carriers otherwise approaching decommissioning, having not only roles to play in helping with relief efforts, but maintained on a standby basis "pre-packed" with appropriate supplies and ready to go immediately to wherever a major disaster has struck. This could save days and thousands of lives. Costs could be partially offset by letting such vessels, which otherwise would have been mothballed or scrapped, serve in part as fee-based museums, restaurants, conference centers etc. with all those commercial activities easily and immediately packed away and cleared for action on a moment's notice. Station one such standby vessel in an Atlantic Port, and one in Hawaii, maybe one in an Australian port, in immediate reach of most of the upcoming major disaster sites. In the major disasters, saving days saves also thousands of human lives. I also very much like the suggestion by Pauli Taipalus for clearing the remaining oil plumes and Gulf bottom. Water might be supercharged with oxygen up at the surface by various equipment, then pumped down to the depths required. Pumping water down to there would not require the force and energy that pumping air would. My own idea of simply pumping air down and letting it bubble up would be good only for a couple hundred feet or so - depths much greater than that could not be so reached and aerated without extreme use of energy and equipment. Most of the present dead zones in the Gulf and off America's Atlantic shores are in shallow waters so that's o.k. Taipalus's idea, though, if it's feasible to supercharge oxygen into water and pump that water down, in sufficient volume to support the oil-eating bacteria a mile down, looks like it could be the solution for rapid completion of cleaning up the remaining oil from the Gulf. I really like this idea of major Naval vessels, especially carriers, and especially such carriers otherwise approaching decommissioning, having not only roles to play in helping with relief efforts, but maintained on a standby basis “pre-packed” with appropriate supplies and ready to go immediately to wherever a major disaster has struck. This could save days and thousands of lives. Costs could be partially offset by letting such vessels, which otherwise would have been mothballed or scrapped, serve in part as fee-based museums, restaurants, conference centers etc. with all those commercial activities easily and immediately packed away and cleared for action on a moment’s notice. Station one such standby vessel in an Atlantic Port, and one in Hawaii, maybe one in an Australian port, in immediate reach of most of the upcoming major disaster sites. In the major disasters, saving days saves also thousands of human lives.

I also very much like the suggestion by Pauli Taipalus for clearing the remaining oil plumes and Gulf bottom. Water might be supercharged with oxygen up at the surface by various equipment, then pumped down to the depths required. Pumping water down to there would not require the force and energy that pumping air would. My own idea of simply pumping air down and letting it bubble up would be good only for a couple hundred feet or so – depths much greater than that could not be so reached and aerated without extreme use of energy and equipment. Most of the present dead zones in the Gulf and off America’s Atlantic shores are in shallow waters so that’s o.k. Taipalus’s idea, though, if it’s feasible to supercharge oxygen into water and pump that water down, in sufficient volume to support the oil-eating bacteria a mile down, looks like it could be the solution for rapid completion of cleaning up the remaining oil from the Gulf.

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