This is the ratio of ATP to ADP-choline that determines how much energy you need to provide for your current activities. There is a lot of confusion in people’s minds about ATP (adenosine triphosphate). ATPRead More

And how does he rank among his peers? Tesla’s IQ score (using the standard deviation of the mean of all the data points) is around 100, according to some sources and the Tesla website, dependingRead More

This is a rather controversial proposition in the world of energy and will be discussed in a future post. I won’t be making any big deal about it right here or in the next episodeRead More

It certainly is! The most common example: the Earth’s magnetic field. The field is composed of an iron core, a magnetic core, the upper and lower magnetic sheets, a layer of water near the top,Read More

The idea that an engineer could invent a free energy is the invention of man’s free will; man could have gone without using any of these free energy forms. But the idea is nothing butRead More

A: Nikola Tesla. B: Thomas Edison. C: Albert Einstein. D: Robert Oppenheimer. E: Richard Feynman. F: Michael Faraday. G: Sir John Balfour. H: Lord Kelvin. I: Sir Isaac Newton. J: Lord Kelvin. K: Albert Einstein.Read More

Energy is generated from three different sources: light, heat, and chemical energy. Light is produced by lighting the cell, so that atoms can move to their positions when the light is received. Heat is producedRead More

His score is at 100 (0.00001). By comparison, the average male IQ in the US in 2013 is 101. I’ll admit that I haven’t spent enough time with Tesla and his family to be sureRead More

What’s the best time to light a fire with a match? A short introduction to electric water heating: What is water heat? What is water heat? How does a water heater work? How do IRead More