Quote - Didn't Tesla work on wireless energy transmission?

Nobody knows what Tesla was doing. In the oficiall version he was mad, the famous "crazy scientist" of the movies. In the alternative version he was a iniciate genius together with pyramids, Atlantis, reptilians and all the blah, blah.

The problem is that Tesla was not a physic, academic or theorists. He didn't create any theory and didn't left papers with any importance. He was only an engineer that turned all his ideas and conceptions into practical applications and he was a genius in this. Thanks to him we all have electricity available in our homes and in any place we want. He created alternating current, electrical transformer and the alternating current generator and motor, a brilliant mental conception. He was the first that conceived the wireless communication and not Marconi.

Another problem was tat some of his ideas were against what was accepted by the scientists and academics. He ridicularized Einstein, a great blasfemy and sacriledge. He stated that transversal waves cannot transmit power (this is right) and only longitunal waves can do it and his experiments of power transmission was based on longitudinal waves something impossible to exist. The Heaviside simplification of Maxwell's equation and the Lorentz condition only admit transversal electromagnetiv waves as solution to the Maxwell's equation, but with the original Maxwell's equation longitudial waves are possible, you don't find this is physics books, The sam as Ampere's law of the books that is not Ampere's law, it is Biot-Savart law, Ampere's law is different. If you are curious about all this you can read the original 1856 Maxwell's Treatise on electricity and magnetism book.

Tesla could be right or could be wrong, nobody knows what was in his mind, but electricity is much more than what is accepted by today's science

Stupidity also evolves!