PowerCosmosFree Energy
Free Energy
Also called: Atmospheric Electricity
Unlimited power drawn from the atmosphere without wires.In this narrative, it is the technology Tartaria once used and lost.

Established facts
Nikola Tesla experimented with sending energy wirelessly.In 1901 he began building the Wardenclyffe Tower on Long Island, New York.The financing came from banker J.P.Morgan.Construction stalled when Morgan pulled his investment.The tower was never completed and was demolished in 1917.No commercial technology exists today that runs on atmospheric static electricity.
In this narrativeDomes and spires as antennas
In this narrative, the domes and spires of old buildings are not ornament1.They were wireless antennas exchanging free energy from the atmosphere1.Obelisks, too, are read as transmitters and receivers built for the same purpose1.This reading holds that entire cities were powered without wires1.
In this narrativeKnowledge Tesla recovered
Tesla's wireless power experiments sit inside this same current1.It holds that Tesla did not invent something wholly new1.He was recovering knowledge that predated the reset1.That his research was abruptly cut off is read the same way1.
In this narrativeThe building as a power plant
Tartarian architecture follows symmetrical structures and precise proportion1.Those proportions resonated with natural energy1.Burying the buildings, this reading holds, severed their connection to free energy1.That is why the mudflood is called not a mound of dirt but a "reset button"1.
Connected concepts
- Tartaria →Free energy is drawn as the technology Tartaria used and later lost.
- World's Fairs →The towers built for world's fairs are cited as evidence of these free-energy antennas.
- Mud Flood →What the mudflood buried, in this reading, was not just buildings but the energy technology itself.