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In this episode of the program

This is a patent
from Nikola Tesla

The concept is definitely innovative

Are you safe? - Science -

This binds the papers of Tesla

Military Intelligence?
- Correct.

We were not convinced
about the correct technology

(This is what made us think: Nikola Tesla, of
course, invented the alternating induction motor

This hotel might be a lab -
This is a really amazing idea.

Shortly before he died alone
(in a hotel room in New York

Scientist and inventor (Nikola Tesla) claimed
to have 80 boxes full of his life's work

Everything from detailed
plans to wireless electricity

To the powerful weapons that
they can destroy entire cities

After his death, however,
60 of Tesla's 80 boxes were found

For decades, people have wondered what
happened to the files in the lost Tesla Boxes

Did it contain secrets?
Secrets that will change the world forever?

... in the past several weeks

Astrophysicist Dr Travis Taylor

Investigative Journalist
(Jason Stapleton)

With their friend,
author and Tesla biographer, Mark Cypher

Wireless power transmission
This is unbelievable

They were conducting an exhaustive
search of an estimated 20 boxes

Filled with missing
Nikola Tesla science files

Are there signatures on this document?
- Yes, there are signatures. -

Can we see it? - No -

Files, if discovered, may contain
everything from the inventor's designs

For global defense weapons systems to decipher
the secret of global clean electricity production

In the process, they became convinced
that he was shortly after his death in 1943

Mysterious forces, perhaps within our government,
have conspired to enter the inventor's hotel room

And steal his files and then use the information
contained therein for confidential purposes

We've done a lot of research,
visited many places, and investigated a lot

And we learned a lot of new things
about Tesla that no one knew before

Even our demos showed things
that haven't been done in 100 years

And I see now that there
is still an important question

Which is what was Tesla doing?
What's in those bags?

Today, Travis and Jason are on
their way to Woodside, California

They arranged a meeting with 2 of the
original inventors of the iconic Tesla car

Glad Mark arranged this with us

Because I hope that you will learn about some
of the technologies they use in this vehicle

(Which used or thought of (Tesla

Mark wants us to feel how Tesla's
(inventions and things) became

And it might give us evidence
of what was inside those boxes

How will it be today?

As for Travis and Jason,
meeting with the inventors of the Tesla

A unique opportunity

If they could prove that the inventor's
revolutionary AC induction motor

Not still inapplicable
after more than 100 years

But it is the crucial ingredient
in making an advanced car

They would be able to
discredit mainstream scholars

Those who still call
everything Tesla's work

From marginal science to clear danger

They said they would be in the store

Hey,
it must be you (Mark) and (Martin

Yeah, I'm Mark.
- Yeah, Mark, nice to see you.

(I'm Martin-Martin and Mark,
nice to see you both) -

I'm Travis Taylor

2003,
Martin Eberhard and Mark Tarpinning

They co-found the Tesla Moto
Corporation in Palo Alto, California

Since then, the company has
transformed completely electric cars

To become the most successful American
new car manufacturer of more than a century

So why (Tesla)?
Why did you agree on this name?

Was it emotional to both of you?

Calling it Tesla was my decision that the
AC induction motor was the correct motor

And my thinking is that it is
commendable because it is not known much

It was known to the engineers but
otherwise, not many people knew it

As an immigrant who came to America in 1884,
Tesla made few friends and many enemies

While working for George Westinghouse,
a scientist born in Serbia

He developed innovations in the field of
alternating current (which angered Thomas Edison

He ran into many difficulties to argue
that his current power delivery system is

It was much higher

To prove this, he went so far as to
kill dogs and horses with electricity

But the Tesla system has become
so standard that it is used to this day

The idea of an electric car as a
whole would not have occurred

Without Tesla's leadership of all
induction motors, generators and generators

These are the concepts of alternating current energy

We want some ideas on how (how) you got to the
idea of starting a company and building a Tesla car

The first thing was to make
something that wouldn't be fueled by fuel

And we weren't convinced
about the right technology

And there were two
techniques that came to our mind

Which would only be possible if
we were trying to build a low-cost car

One was a lithium-ion battery

The other is an inductive motor
with a high-frequency controller

Here's the link to Tesla.
- Here he is, here it is -

That's right, exactly. (This is
what made us think of Nikola Tesla

This engine was invented, of course

He wrote some of the papers that eventually
became the Society of Automobile Engineers

This indicates that the induction motor
may be the right direction for future cars

is that her? - Oh really?
-

Here's our early business plan and
some of the places we've covered this story

Electrician,
when you talk about electric cars

1904, he wrote this 1904-1904 -

He was incredibly far-sighted

Written by the Manufacturer
Register in 1904

Nikola Tesla put forward
a vision of powered cars

Not by fossil fuels

Rather, electricity can be
generated by an AC induction motor

However,
this was not a unique idea

At the turn of the 20th century,
there were many different auto companies

It produces electric cars

Even Tesla's rival Thomas
Edison is with his friend Henry Ford.

They participated in the
manufacture of electric powered cars

Which can be accessible
to everyone globally

At the same time, however, rumors began
to spread that he was a booming oil company

Which had a vested interest in the success of
the fuel-burning internal combustion engine

She was using force to intimidate
electric vehicle manufacturers

These rumors were reinforced when (half
of Edison's factory buildings were torched)

That was supposed to be
mysteriously fireproof 1914

Could it be one of the reasons for
Tesla's strong denial at the time?

That is a threat to
those behind the billions

Of expensive oil and energy costs?

Was he the victim of an elaborate conspiracy
that ultimately went through his files

The goal was to
protect your outline files

A way to protect the status quo?

The reason we're here is to take a
look at some of the current technologies

That could have used
or used some patents

And Tesla's old ideas,
then knowing if we can go back in time

I don't know if you both realize this

But in the few remaining
years (of Tesla's life

He lived in a hotel in New York

The story goes that he had
suitcases and boxes full of documents

Once he died, the government confiscated it

Within hours of Nikola
Tesla's death in 1943

Agents from the (alien) property confiscation
office in the United States government seized

Tesla claims it's 80 boxes

For the inventor, born in Serbia,
of papers and scientific properties

Once secured,
over 200,000 pages of documents were viewed

On a government-appointed engineer for evaluation

But after seeing the massive
Tesla coil count for just a few hours,

John J. Trump, the uncle of the incumbent
US President Donald Trump, decided

The Tesla papers have no military,
strategic, or scientific value

Was John J. Trump genuinely oblivious
to the potential value of Tesla materials?

Or was he asked to dismiss
(from life's work) Tesla

By someone with an
interest in discrediting?

Imagine being among a huge
pile of papers written by a genius

Someone has already made
hundreds of important inventions

And looking at it in a couple of
days and saying "nothing good here"

Yes right

These are two men who knew how difficult it was to
understand (and grasp the material that Tesla was inventing

And they were just as surprised as we were about the
idea that someone would have the ideas shown in two days

In my garage,
I have a second production (made by Tesla

Its color is unique and the drive is fun

Why don't you go out and I'll get
into the garage and get out of the car?

Well!

Travis and Jason continue
to investigate the affair

Between the Tesla AC induction
engine in the 19th century and the Tesla

Their friend and partner Mark
Cypher is in Washington, DC

Mark arranged a meeting with the
colleague (Tesla Researcher), Kevin Leonard

Who believes that the missing
Tesla files were not just lost and hidden

But intentionally it was stolen to serve a secret purpose - what files do you have?
-

I think I found the link the
team is looking for for the army

This was in the National Archives
(and was part of the Sarah Clarke

But this is the Office of Strategic Services
- this connection you've been looking for -

James Murphy was in a senior position
in the Office of Strategic Services

Confirmation of Private
Investigator Chat (Lewis Fitzgerald)

To lead the Air Technical Services

that's cool

This means that Louis Fitzgerald called the
Office of Strategic Services about Tesla

True

Early forties (ploys fitzgerald)

He was an enthusiastic
young electrical engineer at MIT

He was also under the
tutelage of Nikola Tesla.

That gave him full access
to most of this if not all

Severe inventor's inventor's plans

But what Tesla didn't know was that
the person he trusted was in his custody

In addition to his work at
the Massachusetts Institute.

He was getting paid from the
US Army Ordnance Department

Was this for Fitzgerald to
use his position with Tesla?

To provide the military with distinct information
about Tesla's unpublished plans and inventions?

Is it also the reason that hours
after the death of the inventor?

Fitzgerald pretended to be a hotelier

To make sure that the Tesla files
don't fall into anyone else's hands?

What I think is cool... is it
connects Tesla papers to

Right?
- Military Intelligence.

It's not just the local side of
the alien property office to stick to

True

Kevin Leonard discovered a
letter (linking) to Louis Fitzgerald

Not only about Nikola Tesla, but his secret
relationship with the Intelligence Bureau

That was an
introduction to the CIA

It has opened the door
to a new set of possibilities

Related to Nikola Tesla's last
years and the fate of his lost files

And while Tesla's well-known achievements
made a major contribution to the world

Is it possible that his
experiences were the most secret

"Including the so-called"
death rays of much greater value

To the government of (the United
States) than was previously known?

This is a very important
document - Here's the link.

This is something really important

I have to take the two
guys back from California

We'll turn our attention to the army,
and I want you to keep looking

Okay, I will, this is for you - Well (how),
nice to see you -

I am glad I helped

Woodside, California

Look at this

Serial number 2 -
Serial number 2 -

This means the second
Tesla car ever built?

Completely

In Woodside, California,
investigative journalist, Jason Stapleton

And the astrophysicist
(Dr. Travis Taylor)

They continue to meet with the two
(original) founders of Tesla Motors

(Martin Eberhart) and (Mark Tarpinning)

Jason and Travis are curious
(to see how Martin and Mark are...

They used one of
Tesla's original patents

To create a vehicle that represents a new milestone
in the development of electric powered cars

If Tesla looks at our engine today, he will
realize that it was his design and concept

Can we see anything when - Sure,
let me open the hood.

Can we see the carburetor?
- Yes Yes -

Where is the double exhaust on it?

There's not much to see, it's a
box that's the inverter and this battery

Below the commutator is the
motor and it is at the bottom

What you're looking at is basically
the entire train drive of the car

That is, right here.

An alternating induction motor is a much higher
concept of a car than a combustion engine

Alternating induction motor, you can
use it to drive very high torque force

And movement greatly control

Can we go on a tour?
- Certainly? -

Oh my God! I like
it - You'll like it -

Yes, this is crazy

I will wait until we finish the
turn. There is a straight way

I'll drive it up - what's the car's top speed?
-

Maybe 177 kph,
when I want... to pass one, I have

Yes, right?
- Instant power.

Here we go,
let's see what it can do

I only have a small
footprint for this car

It's interesting -
Going smoothly.

The acceleration is pretty amazing

In the box, there's the engine of a Tesla
Roadster train. It's an engineering marvel.

Under the power electronics
unit there is a modernized version

From Tesla's AC induction motor

It is close to a single-speed
four-gear transmission

This carrier is linked
to a (Li-ion) battery.

It contains more than 6800 cells and
is capable of providing 215 kW of power

It is a configuration that allows the Roadster
to accelerate from 0 to 96 km per hour

In 3.9 seconds the top
speed is 200 km per hour

Improvements made to later
models have enhanced the top speed

To 400 km per hour

I always wondered what Tesla would think if he
had come back and saw what his name was used for

He must be excited about it

I hope so, and the reason we called
the company Tesla, was to honor him

(Tesla) had amazing ideas,
and a few were more futuristic

And things you wouldn't
understand at the time

And people would look at
him and think he was crazy

But he was poor in terms
of funding and monetization

You managed to take this technology and
principles and turn it into something amazing

Something he could never do

I think the main reason is that there
is an (ecosystem in Silicon Valley)

To do such things

Silicon Valley is full of smart people but they
don't have the business acumen to get it out

There is a whole system
here to help with that

He did not have this
feature in the 19th century

Although there
are many who think

That the reason Tesla failed
to use invention in his lifetime

It is largely due to the limited
nature of the available resources

In the late nineteenth century
and early twentieth century

Others suspect that the inventor was the target of
a conspiracy that worked actively to discredit him

Here they are

Hey, what did you break?
- I didn't break or hit anything -

How was it?
- It was amazing, like a roller coaster ride -

This was great zipping very quickly,
very easily

It's a beautiful car and you
did a great job designing it

For me, I was glad to be able
to (talk to Mark) and (Martin

Because they were the two people
who radically changed the world

Wonderful - Thank you.

And the cool thing about it is that they
both used Tesla technology and realized it

They attributed the credit
to him from the beginning

DC (Washington)

After their educational visit
with the inventors of the Tesla car

Travis Taylor and Jason (Staplestone)
are back in Washington, DC

Hey, Mark.
- Mark.

For an important meeting with their
friend (and their partner, Mark Cypher

How was the visit to Tesla Motors?
- it was amazing -

Yes

They explained that they were based entirely
on the drawing that Tesla provided in 1880

Whatever the date - 1882 -

Yeah,
that's cool to me - That's really amazing.

The reason you brought you back here is because
I want to transfer our attention to the military

Kevin Leonard gave me amazing documents linking
Tesla to the Office of Strategic Services.

Show us (Mark) a letter from Wright
Field to the Office of Strategic Services

So this is Military Intelligence
(and the people in Wright Field.)

They ask them for things
that Tesla was looking for

How did they know that they were with them?
And another point of interest here

Is that what they do in Wrightfield
where they need the files

That Tesla was working on?

It was written in 1945 or
at least sealed that year

So it was created before that

Please send the required materials
to the Driving Equipment Laboratory

With technical aerial devices

"Guarded Equipment Branch"
(in (Wrightfield), (Dayton, Ohio)

Why does the Office of Strategic
Services write this key thing

Yes,
this is for - Office of Strategic Services.

This guy in Wright Field is interested in
Tesla's information, and he thinks it's with them

Does it make sense that the
Office of Strategic Services

Which is an introduction
to the CIA today

Is the agency responsible for confiscating Tesla
files from his hotel room the night he died?

But if that was the case, why (government
science expert John J. Trump) declared

The files were worthless

Especially when it comes to mind that (the
military's increased interest in Tesla's ideas

During the critical final
days of World War II?

Was there any other military
technology he was working on

The time we know about?

I'm wondering,
because it's so early in his career

It was about the first AC power

Then it was about wireless transmission
... an unlimited power of the world

And communication - and
communication to the world, right -

It explains why there are so
many problems with the business

It is the presence of a
desire to conceal the matter

After Nikola Tesla was unable to
persuade industrial millionaire J.P. Morgan

By continuing to finance his plan to produce
(wireless) electricity at Wardencliffe Tower

Soon the inventor became
a victim of a smear campaign

Strong enemies started spreading a rumor
that (Tesla) was a charlatan and a crook

And his inventions are not only
out of reach, but completely fake

These attacks forced (Tesla) to
retreat more and more from public life

Some believe this made him focus
his attention on developing technologies

Which seems designed
more for war than peace

At this point in his life, he appears to have
moved on to a grim and sinister technology

That used in military conquests - right,
during World War I -

It was first announced that it
had a Particle Beam Weapon

You can shoot down oncoming
planes and prevent ships from entering

And then change the dark part

So it was revealed for the first time
that he was working on top secret stuff

This was never known
before then this is hidden

And these things disappear
until the thirties and then reappear

Was this due to the outbreak of
World War II and (Germany) moving?

I think that's exactly why

He was aware that (Adolf Hitler) had
seized power and decided to return to it

That's why I have these documents
with these Particle Beam Weapon Papers

This is the wheelhouse

This is a very confidential document!
It reveals for the first time, this is huge

1934, Nikola Tesla reintroduced
the Particle Beam Weapon

(Under the name Teleforce

But soon the press called it
(the name of a death ray (Tesla

A name that frustrated the
then 78-year-old inventor

Where he intended to consider the (Teleforce
weapon) a defensive and not an offensive weapon

(During the following year, Tesla Teleforce
offered to any country that wanted to use it)

1935, after it was openly rejected by
(the United States) and (Great Britain)

He made a deal with (the Soviet Union

Although there was no evidence
that the deal was concluded

Or there is an existing
prototype for Teleforce

When people think of a death ray,
Tesla,

They think of a big, giant Tesla coil
that fires lighters and destroys the target

(Tesla) never described the ray of
death like this and it is not what it was

What Tesla says is that he invented a
weapon that transmits energy in a small beam

To steer across vast distances

The beam remains the same
size at a distance of 321 km

Where he could destroy 250
aircraft with him, if he wanted to

This does not look like a
sophisticated Tesla coil at all

Which can spark a high
voltage as a thunderbolt

That's great, Mark, and I've
never seen this level of detail before

In the 1980s (when
Ronald Reagan announced

We will implement the Strategic
Defense Initiative program

(Star Wars) -
(Weapons (Star Wars) -

They were trying to do the same

By building a particle beam
weapon that charges in space

Using similar ideas

1983, when the nuclear
stockpile (in all of the United States

(And) the Soviet Union has
reached record capabilities

President Ronald Reagan
suggested a defensive initiative

To protect (the United States
from a potential first strike.)

A year later, the Strategic Defense
Initiative, or SDI, was created

Named "Star Wars" by the press

One of its components is believed
to include a particle beam weapon

Who can destroy the
incoming enemy missiles

Could it be that the striking similarities
between Tesla's teleforce and SDI?

It was just a coincidence?

Or did the US government have
secret access to the lost Tesla files?

And you used it later to
create an SDI program?

So what do you think?

One of the things that
I'll be really interested in

I am wondering if there are any modern
technologies that the military specifically uses

Which could be linked in one
way or another to Tesla's research?

For example,
this is Tesla's invention in 1927

It's just a helicopter that
turns itself into a prop plane

When I was in the Marine Corps, they
developed an aircraft like this called Osprey

Yeah, that's cool

And I'm sure I can call and
find someone to fly this plane

We can talk to him
about this technology

This is my main fact - I think the
Osprey is a good place to start.

Because it's a real concrete
example of a patent for Tesla

Yes right

We'll be making some
phone calls and good luck

Well, cool

We'll get in touch soon, okay?
- Well, I'll talk to you soon.

well my friend

On Highway 84,
about 96 km (northwest of Lubbock), Texas

Travis and Jason travel
to Cannon Air Force Base

That's outside Clovis,
New Mexico.

They are determined to see if
the US military is using information

Among the missing files of Nikola Tesla

Create modern weapons and
military communications systems

To that end, they arranged a
special show (for Osprey CV22

It is a helicopter and a plane
and its basic concept is similar

(Tesla patented 1927

I have questions about its job and
how it works, this is a unique plane

how are you?

Hey, I'm Travis Taylor,
how are you?

Hi Travis, how are you?
- Fine, nice to see you -

How are you Colonel?
- How are you doing? -

(Nice to see you, (Jason Stapleton) - Hey (Jason), how are you?
-

I (Charlie Muse), welcome to the
20th Special Operations Squadron

So you are our go-to man then?
- Yes, I'm in command of the squadron operations.

And if you want today, we have a plane
ready to look at and then fly if you want

From the wings side,
I think you are the pilot too?

That's right, right

Do you want to change your clothes? You might be wearing
something more appropriate if we were to fly today

Sure!
- Oh, dude!

Lovely

Come in

Specializing in
Unconventional War

20 Special Operations Squadron uses
aircraft (known as the CV-22 Osprey

To transfer special operations soldiers
to and from missions in hostile areas

It is uniquely
suited for this task

Since it can operate as
both helicopter and airplane

Depending on the
requirements in each case

This is CV22

Is this the newest one?
- that's it -

I've known about the Osprey for years,
but a chance to come here

And walking into the barn for the first
time and seeing it was an incredible size

Is it made of metal?
- mostly combined -

This looks like carbon fiber -
There's a lot of carbon fiber -

Is there a shield built into it?

We mostly shield people,
not planes

Well, it makes sense. It'll
be way too heavy to fly, right?

It is true

I love the idea of looking
at Tesla's 1927 patent.

Then try to link it to Osprey

And if we can link these two together, then
this proves that the government was using ideas

It was invented by Tesla first

Let me ask you a question,
this is Nikola Tesla's patent in 1927

For what basically looks like a rudimentary
version of what we've built here

How able to achieve
something like this?

The concept is definitely innovative
and rationalizes its success

He defined change as the same direction for take-off
as he does with the flight forward and has a wing

The big problem that I see as a pilot is
that there is no way to counteract the torque

In our plane, we have two spinners spinning
to counteract the torque from each other

You're missing the spiral
tail of something to balance

Or maybe another rotor brace - or another rotor brace, right?
-

Almost simultaneously with the invention of the
plane was the idea of using it for military purposes

This concept was tested
during the First World War

Pilots on both sides of the conflict
also explored and took advantage of

Advantages and limitations of air combat

It was these restrictions
that inspired (Nikola Tesla)

On putting up a design
that features a rotor spinner

It can fly forward, up and down

It will be able to fly at a speed
similar to that of an aircraft

But it is also capable of taking off and
landing in confined spaces without a full runway

But what makes Tesla's
design so amazing

Is that it was submitted
to the Patent Office in 1927

That is, 12 years before the
world's first practical aircraft flew

What are the chances that something
like this came from an original patent?

Which Tesla
created in the 1920s?

I think the inspiration
definitely did

I guess what's impressive
about this patent

Not the actual lines
on the page but the idea

This is what he was trying to achieve with
the knowledge and materials in his hands

I can imagine where
that idea came from

Travis and I were having a conversation
on our way here about Tesla and his life

He took hundreds of patents
over the course of his life

This is the last one recorded

The world was collapsing at
the time - Lots of secret programs.

Lots of secret programs
that were created

It is probably on a short list of
people who invent technology

Do you think this is plausible
knowing how little army works?

Is this something you
think could happen?

Good ideas are always needed

And when there is a need
it is the people who need it

They will usually exit through
private industry or otherwise

Correct - what's next?
-

Again, we can ask these questions
or we can show you what to do

Let's talk quick about that,
let's go and do this, I'm excited

For Travis and Jason the
surprising similarities between Osprey

And Nikola Tesla's plan of
1927 for a vertical flying machine

It has raised a series
of burning questions

For example, when did the US
military's interest in Tesla begin?

And given the amazing
sophistication (of CV22 Osprey

Could it be that Tesla had been
working on his design in 1927?

For a vertical boarding plane

And that his most advanced ideas
were among those stolen after his death

We want a microphone

Okay, I'll run the fuel,
pre-test and pre-flight

Well, we're getting ready
to run the first initial run

Okay, so I'll start in 20 seconds

The initial operation will run

We are about to take
off this missile vehicle

Soon

Are you going to vomit, Jason?

Probably

Canon Air Force Base

I'll check for exhaust deflectors here

In their constant search for
the (missing) files of Nikola Tesla

The evidence is that some of them may have
ended up in the hands of the US government

Aerospace engineer
(Dr. Travis Taylor

Investigative Journalist
(Jason Stabilstone)

They were given a very close look at one
of the military's most innovative aircraft

The CV22 Osprey

Well, I put the brakes on,
power is being generated

are you ready?

The two tails have been lowered?
- Okay.

We're about to take off
on the rocket ship here

We started moving forward and you
see the ground barely moving and it's there

Then you feel its height

Gears go up, good power

Let's slow down

Here we go, good level

And you suddenly speed up

And you look down and suddenly you see
yourselves 70 or 91 meters high immediately

We are heading to IB, north

We will approach you

Charlie, what's our speed?

235 knots

235 knots equals 434
kilometers per hour

A fact that suggests Osprey is fully
aware of Tesla's vision of the plane

That would combine the
ability to maneuver a helicopter

And high speeds and
range of conventional aircraft

The flight is incredible
like no other plane

It's not even a helicopter

If you both fly, you might be able
to think of them at the same time

The plane can quickly click

She pushed us to our seats the whole time,
that was beautiful

I want to feel zero gravity

Are you safe?

Aware, we are safe

45, the payment is made

We took a steep ascend
followed by a very rapid descent

For 5 and 6 seconds we were
weightless and everything else

Dust was off the deck and even the ammunition
was floating for a short time in the atmosphere

That was so cool

We are back to normal

Everything is back to normal

Dude, my brain is heavy with this

That was good, thank you

1,2,3,4,5 This spot is good

Here you are

At the end of the show,
the Osprey lands a remote and rugged place

(As Nikola Tesla conceived
without needing a runway

When Tesla had an original
idea for a helicopter and a plane

In terms of vertical
take off and landing

I don't think he had an
idea of the final product

If Nikola Tesla saw this plane

He will see the truth of what
he achieved 90 years ago

It's showing here and
to show how I got here

Turbine shaft and composite
construction and fly-by-wire motors

How we got here and it took us 90 years,
I think he'll understand that

We have this patent (and we
know what he (Tesla) worked on

We are 3 minutes
away from landing

Landing gear, please

But we also know that there
are 80 boxes full of his things

And you wonder what other gemstones
and other pieces of technology are

Or the ideas or concepts just
out there waiting to be discovered

It may be groundbreaking and amazing

Clovis, New Mexico

It's open, come in. How's it going?
-

After spending a long day
investigating potential links

Among Nikola Tesla's
patent for a mutant helicopter

And a CV-22 Osprey
for the US Army

Okay,
can we see what Mark sent us?

(Travis) and (Jason) are curious

To find out what their friend Mark
Cypher from Washington DC sent them

I'll leave this here

Phone me on Skype
when this one arrives

Well - it's a New Yorker.

And this one - (Wardencliffe)
-

Let's call him - Yeah, call him.

Well, here it is.
- Hello, Mark.

how are you? We're fine, Mark.

What did you send us?
- Yeah, what are we looking at? -

What I'm sending you is a side view of the
(New Yorker) hotel, and these actual blueprints

finally! We've been looking for charts
for a long time and we have one now

I thought maybe if you look
at this you will have ideas

I was looking at her and
Jason before calling you

And it goes up to the 40th floor
and there's another section there

Hey, you had a theory
the first time we went there

And it's that Tesla might have a
lab somewhere inside the hotel

If I lived there, I would have had a lab there

I think this extra space on top
of the building, it might be a lab

It must have been a good place for that

Mark, was it supposed to be
the length of a Wardencliffe tower?

Tesla had pushed the tubes
91 meters into the ground

This made the entire tower up to
182 meters. How tall is the building?

If you add these numbers together,
the total is just under 182 meters

Let's think about this a little

Maybe this hotel was
built to be a wardencliffe

This is an amazing idea

Did Mark, Travis and Jason
make their biggest breakthrough?

Is it possible that they had
discovered the final Tesla experiment?

She is in hiding in sight?

Hey, the guy couldn't finance a tower...
182 meters tall, how did he finance a hotel?

This is not - The hotel was
not built but the financiers.

Yes, the investors built the hotel -
because it has the same components.

Like the one in Wardencliffe?
- Was this a coincidence? -

He looked at it and said "This
hotel" is exactly what I need

It gives me goose bumps

You have an amazing theory, Travis

Do you think it would be helpful
if we got back to the New Yorker?

If you can get us in again,
we can open every door we want

If this can happen
we should do it

Let me call and get
this ready - Okay.

Okay - Goodbye, Mark.

Goodbye?
- Well, bye.

Looks like we're going to New York.
- Let's go, let's do this.

As I said a long time
ago when we started this

Wouldn't that be funny if we found out that
Tesla (the smartest here and fooling us all)?

Right... that's for sure.

That would make him the smartest out there?
- Right.

Was Nikola Tesla using the New
Yorker Hotel as a center of his inventions?

Very advanced and very pioneering inventions

So much so that it would take them
nearly a century to turn it into reality?

If so, the hotel may still hide a treasure
trove of secret files and inventions

Inventions that have been
hidden there for over 70 years