Tim Bolen visited “The Tunnel” at the Niagara Parks Power Station. A unique underground experience leading to a wonderful view of the Falls from a new angle.
Looks truly amazing. Great work done everyone. One question as magnificent of a achievement this is. Is there stairs to descend down instead of the elevator ? Cheers from Burlington Ontario !
Nikola Tesla designed the 2,198-foot (670-meter) tunnel at the Niagara Parks Power Station in Niagara Falls, Ontario, which was built between 1901 and 1905. Nikola showed us how to get free energy but Big Oil took over.
@@-CeceThe Robert Moses plant on the American side was built in the 1960’s, but the same principle. Water is taken from the river above the Falls, is piped underground to the Moses Station, where it drops to turbines at the bottom.
@@robertewalt7789 The Canadians do the same things @ the Sir Adam Beck generating stations on the opposite side of the river. The water for both stations is piped underground around NF USA & NF Canada and dropped into the gorge below the falls -- not above the falls like this station did. During the day 50% of the Niagara River's flow is diverted around the falls. At night, 75% is diverted. So, all that water you see going over the falls is, at most, one half of the river's real flow. If necessary for falls maintenance, both stations can actually siphon off all the water and "stop" the falls.
It's so great this was turned into a museum! Just went there a couple days ago, they did a wonderful job!
I flew to Niagara Falls from California to see this, well worth the trip! I loved this tour. Just amazing.
everything in niagara has the WOW EFFECT
Looks truly amazing.
Great work done everyone.
One question as magnificent of a achievement this is.
Is there stairs to descend down instead of the elevator ?
Cheers from Burlington Ontario !
There isn't stairs. There's ladders. But the only way down is an elevator.
Why directors did not mention Serbian scientist Nikola Tesla and his influence, you can't talking about power planet and not mentioning kye factors.
Thousands of years old
Yeah, they didn't build that in 1900
@4:25 that is not the wheel pit. That is the discharge tunnel. The wheel pit i.e. turbine pit is where the you see the wicket gates and servo motors..
Tunnel AKA Tailrace🙂
Nikola Tesla designed the 2,198-foot (670-meter) tunnel at the Niagara Parks Power Station in Niagara Falls, Ontario, which was built between 1901 and 1905. Nikola showed us how to get free energy but Big Oil took over.
@1:02....."currents"......what is he talking about??
"Currents" Is a night time light and sound show they present in the generator hall.
@@20bluebug I need to get there. I just visited the Robert Moses Power Plant and it was a great experience.
@@-CeceThe Robert Moses plant on the American side was built in the 1960’s, but the same principle. Water is taken from the river above the Falls, is piped underground to the Moses Station, where it drops to turbines at the bottom.
@@robertewalt7789 The Canadians do the same things @ the Sir Adam Beck generating stations on the opposite side of the river. The water for both stations is piped underground around NF USA & NF Canada and dropped into the gorge below the falls -- not above the falls like this station did. During the day 50% of the Niagara River's flow is diverted around the falls. At night, 75% is diverted. So, all that water you see going over the falls is, at most, one half of the river's real flow. If necessary for falls maintenance, both stations can actually siphon off all the water and "stop" the falls.
what a waste of a good power plant that could be producing green energy.
Tomorrow I will be there buddy
I loved it and appreciated the history. Great job!
Beautiful!
First clean energy? Lol, what about wind mills, water & the Sun?
First artificial Energy ?
Went on the tour of the generator room when it first opened, excited to now go see the tunnel