2015-03-30 Eric Dollard on J.J. Thomson

Channel: Aaron Murakami

– – J.J. Thomson is as important as Tesla but not many people understand his work. Here is a short interview on J.J. Thomson that gives some details about his work. Support Eric’s Indiegogo campaign here:

Nikola Tesla’s Thermodynamic Transformer$27.00–$37.00Jeremiah Ferwerda demonstrates the Thermodynamic Transformer inspired and mastered by Nikola Tesla and also shows demonstrations as the main part of his presentation for the purpose of helping the lay

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