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Imagine being able to produce electrical energy to heat and cool your home, power your appliances and keep your lights shining bright all at no cost to you and no cost to the environment. The Tesla free energy generator, based on plans developed by Nikola Tesla more than a century ago, has been receiving more and more attention as the world struggles to find viable alternative sources of energy.

Nikola Tesla was a brilliant electrical engineer, physicist, and inventor with well over 200 patents to his name. During his life from 1856 through 1943, Tesla was responsible for some of the greatest scientific advancements in human history. Among other things, he is the father of alternating current, the accepted standard that is used in every American household today. He is also responsible for the energy-saving fluorescent bulb and perhaps his most important contribution is Tesla free energy.

Nikola Tesla died before he was able to perfect his generator and be able to produce it for wide scale use and distribution. He left behind his free energy generator blueprints that have become the source of renewed interest of many hoping to find a better way to generate electrical energy.

Looking into the potential benefits of a world powered by the Tesla free energy, one can become enchanted by the possibilities. First, being able to harness energy without burning fossil fuels or polluting the environment would be a major improvement over the way the majority of the world’s electricity is currently produced. The ability to provide free or almost free electricity to less developed nations around the world would have an immediate effect on the quality of life of millions if not billions of people. Finally, such a transformation would lead to a much more secure source of electricity, reducing the need for our massive power grids that can fail with extreme demand and are also potential targets of terrorists.

In the most simple, non-technical terms, a Tesla free energy generator works by harvesting the power of the naturally occurring magnetic forces and using those forces to turn a turbine to generate electricity. The turbine is actually a series of tightly packed disks set parallel to each other enclosing a channel through which a fluid is allowed to pass inside a closed chamber. The action produces energy that rotates a shaft that produces the electrical current for different applications.

As much as we all would like to think that this is the solution to the world’s energy problems, I must remain somewhat skeptical. To date, no one has been able to produce a “perpetual motion” machine that does not rely on any outside source of power. If the Tesla energy generator were a viable way to make free energy, why have the powerful electrical utility companies not developed the technology and then made enormous profits by reselling free-to-produce energy to the consumer over their already-existing energy grid?