Yvette Gentile
speaker
2,323 appearances
24 recordings
4 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 2d ago
Yvette Gentile’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Airplanes hadn't been invented yet, and this didn't sound like anything that would come from a blimp or a balloon.
So in Tesla's mind, there was only one possible explanation for what he was picking up.
A little while later, he broke the news of his discovery to the local newspapers.
In an interview, he said he heard, and I quote, "...the greeting of one planet to another."
It worked a lot like the oscillator.
The death ray was supposed to fire a beam of electricity through the air.
But instead of shooting bolts that could charge devices, this would blast a massive amount of energy.
Enough to disintegrate anything on contact.
buildings, objects, people.
Tesla said the death ray was powerful enough that nothing could stop it.
The energy could even melt diamonds, the hardest mineral on earth.
So there was no way to shield yourself from its blast.
In fairness, there's no concrete hard evidence that Tesla ever actually built the thing, but he patented a design, and he openly spoke to reporters and colleagues about his giant energy weapon.
He said it was powerful enough to wipe out all of humanity with just one shot.
During his lifetime, Tesla came up with a lot of inventions that we can only dream of today.
He wanted to harness the energy of the Earth's rotation and get clean electricity from it.
Because even back then, he understood that it was dangerous to pollute the air and the water by burning oil and coal.
He also dreamed of inventing solar panels, but never got around to actually building them.
In fact, by early 1943 Tesla was slowing down.
he no longer had the energy to build every design he came up with.
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