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In his [[1891]] public lecture on the structure of the [[Luminiferous aether|aether]] and [[electromagnetism]], given at a time when the since discredited notion of the ''luminiferous aether'' was still scientifically respectable, Tesla claimed that there exists ''an infinitesimal world, with molecules and their atoms spinning and moving in orbits, in much the same manner as celestial bodies carrying with them static charges''. Tesla further claimed that ''carriers'' exist transmitting ''"tensions or electrostatic strains"''.

Tesla conducted numerous electromagnetic experiments and patented several devices in the period from [[1892]] to [[1894]]., and it is apparently during this time Apparentlythat he may have begun working on his unified field theory at this time. Tesla later claimed to have completed histhe theory by the late [[1930s]].

==Tesla's description of his theory==