Michael Brown
Biography:
Mike Brown was born in Montgomery, Alabama nine months after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. He has studied Tesla and his inventions and is currently working on atabletop model of a Tesla System for pulling lightning out of the sky, usingit to charge a capacitor, and then extracting the energy for electric power.
He has also studied the Bible for thirty-two years using various translations and works by Martin Luther, John Milton, and others. Long ago he came to the conclusion that God's Laws found in Deuteronomy and Leviticus were based on scientific reasons and not just to spoil man's fun while here on earth.
Mike contributes articles on the courts and prisons to the Las Vegas Tribune on a regular basis and has written quite a few articles and books in the last twenty-six years.
Past Shows:
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| Wednesday July 23, 2003 |
Alternative energy expert Mike Brown (website) appeared on Wednesday's program, delving into Tesla, inventions and power sources. The Tesla brain fascinates me, Brown said. Tesla, who held over 700 patents, was probably the smartest man of the 20th Century, he opined. In constructing some of his projects, Brown said he attempts to place himself into Tesla's mindset. He discussed his recent creation of a tabletop model of a Tesla System which pulls lightning out of the sky, using it to charge a capacitor, and then extracting the energy for electric power. The Earth is actually a giant capacitor. In fact, "the whole planet is charged with electricity," Brown said. More on his device is detailed here. Interestingly, Brown is not a proponent of hydrogen, which he believes is being pushed to divert attention away from a more practical fuel source—farm products. He said the huge bounty of American agriculture's soy and corn could be processed to make enough fuel to free the
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Host: George Noory
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| Tuesday April 9, 2002 |
Michael studied Tesla and his inventions. He is currently working on atabletop model of a Tesla System for pulling lightning out of the sky, usingit to charge a capacitor, and then extracting the energy for electric power.
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Host: George Noory
