Nikola Tesla

An eccentric genius and a man in every respect extraordinary was born 156 hundred years ago..

His name is Nikola Tesla.

He was born on the night of 9/10 of July, 1856 in the Croatian village of Smiljan, a village near Gospic Lika, (the Krajina, a military district of Austro-Hungarian Empire, now in the Republic of Croatia).

This event took place at the stroke of midnight" with lightning striking during a summer storm. Because of the unusual moment of his birth, the midwife commented that "He'll be a child of the storm," to which his mother answered: "No, of light."

The great man is gone but... he will be remembered forever!

Those who knew him say he was not a normal human, but a superman, either a reincarnated master - or even an ET with superior mental powers placed here to assist in Earth's technological development!

Nikola Tesla could have gone down in history as the man who invented the 20th century. Instead his theories were ridiculed and he died alone in a hotel bedroom.

Mostly, he did not improve on already existing technology, but created prototypes.

Many of his pioneer inventions he carried with him to his grave. But he believed in the destiny of man who, in his words, “searches, discovers and invents, designs and constructs, and covers with monuments of beauty, grandeur and awe, the star of his birth.”(Velikovsky)

Tesla was the first to attempt to communicate with neighboring worlds using radio waves.

In 1899, he was at his laboratory in Colorado Springs, driving monstrous surges of power into the Earth and also beaming energy outward from the 280-foot tower he'd built. He had instruments to record electromagnetic disturbances anywhere within a radius of 1,100 miles. It was an experiment of Frankensteinian proportions.

During the tests, Tesla began picking up odd data on his instruments. He was sure that this was a signal of some sort.

The signals came periodically, and with such a clear suggestion of number and order that they were not traceable to any cause then known to man.

"I was familiar... with such electrical disturbances as are produced by the sun, Aurora Borealis and earth currents, and I was as sure as I could be of any fact that these variations were due to none of these causes…"

Ancient Croatia

 17,500 year old pottery found in Croatia

        What tends to happen in the world of archaeology is something called 'smoothing'. Smoothing requires the ironing out or ignoring of anachronistic evidence, known as 'anomalies', that crop up. This can lead to circular thinking, and it also discourages other archaeologists from reporting such 'anomalies'. So they always remain unexplained 'anomalies' until more are found, and when this happens, the whole story changes, in other words, the paradigm about what we believe about our ancestors is shattered.    The paradigm about when our ancestors were clever enough to make ceramics or pottery is about to shatter.

    This newly discovered Croatian pottery isn't quite as old as the 20,000 year old pottery found in China recently, but its date of 17,500 years ago makes the Chinese pottery not such a rare 'anomaly'. It's also an indicator that such a pre-Ice Age civilisation flourished in the Balkans ~ which is not a million miles from the Bosnian pyramids where ceramics have also been found and where the only explanation of a culture being there would be that it was before the last Ice Age.

 
 Evidence of a community of prehistoric artists and craftspeople who “invented” ceramics during the last Ice Age – thousands of years before pottery became commonplace – has been found in modern-day Croatia.    The finds consist of 36 fragments, most of them apparently the broken-off remnants of modelled animals, and come from a site called Vela Spila on the Adriatic coast. Archaeologists believe that they were the products of an artistic culture which sprang up in the region about 17,500 years ago. Their ceramic art flourished for about 2,500 years, but then disappeared.