Inventor · 1856–1943
Nikola Tesla
Inventor of the polyphase induction motor, and a principal figure in alternating-current power. Westinghouse built machines from his patents. The Niagara generators began service in 1895. Wardenclyffe remained unfinished. His transmission patents include a source of energy.
Ra’s Session 11 names him as a wanderer who received telepathic information, in an attempt to give the planet a free energy, and says the attempt was blocked. That account is a teaching about a historical person. The patents, the Niagara plant, and the 1943 Marconi decision are the record.
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Main findings this site uses
The induction-motor patents, the Westinghouse machines, and Niagara in 1895 are the engineering record.
Wardenclyffe was unfinished. The transmission patents include a source. The 1943 decision is prior art, not a ruling that he invented radio alone.
Ra’s Session 11 is a teaching about a historical person. His papers do not mention a Confederation.