Why Tesla Tower of wireless transmission was destroyed ?

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  Saandeep Sreerambatla

  Why Wardenclyffe Tower of wireless transmission was destroyed?

  We never know the real answer, but the tower was destroyed because the sponsors
  didnt find a way to commercialize the whole invention from Tesla.
  
  So if they were not able to commercialize they dont make money, so they stopped funding the project and the tower is eventually destroyed.
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  Akhilesh Kumar Nair

  Saandeep Sreerambatla

  We never know the real answer, but the tower was destroyed because the sponsors
  didnt find a way to commercialize the whole invention from Tesla.
  
  So if they were not able to commercialize they dont make money, so they stopped funding the project and the tower is eventually destroyed.

  yes sir you are true but my question is that they can but energy meter at the receivers and can charge...as far as I know there must be a receivers in Tesla model to collect energy wasn't it ?
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  Ankita Katdare

  Tesla's dream was destroyed when creditors from Westinghouse confiscated his heavier equipment for nonpayment for services rendered. In addition, James Warden sued Tesla for nonpayment of back taxes. In 1917, the 187-foot tower was destroyed by dynamite explosion as ordered by the U.S. government. It was demolished the same year by the Smiley Steel Company.
  
  According to the plans, the tower would have worked similarly to radio stations and it would have consisted of an enormous wooden receiver tower that worked like a huge aerial to collect the radiant energy from the ether and a 55-foot tall dome made of 55 tons of conductive material to transfer the energy gathered from the electromagnetic fields of Earth into electricity to be used up by consumers.
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  Akhilesh Kumar Nair

  Ankita Katdare

  Tesla's dream was destroyed when creditors from Westinghouse confiscated his heavier equipment for nonpayment for services rendered. In addition, James Warden sued Tesla for nonpayment of back taxes. In 1917, the 187-foot tower was destroyed by dynamite explosion as ordered by the U.S. government. It was demolished the same year by the Smiley Steel Company.
  
  According to the plans, the tower would have worked similarly to radio stations and it would have consisted of an enormous wooden receiver tower that worked like a huge aerial to collect the radiant energy from the ether and a 55-foot tall dome made of 55 tons of conductive material to transfer the energy gathered from the electromagnetic fields of Earth into electricity to be used up by consumers.

  So the founder of today’s electrical system failed because of only socioeconomic mater?
  
  So there was no technical drawback of that model? But Tesla’s ideas were published in media there were no other industrialist wished to make that magic happen?
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  yahya idrias

  so, is it possible to make a tesla tower again?
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  lal

  As far as I know, there were no technical problems. Rather the sponsor couldn't sort out a way to make money. It was almost like free energy all around. Anyone could harness it and make use of it if they knew to make an 'energy collector'.
  
  It should be possible to rebuild it. Provided, we know what exactly Tesla had in his mind.