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Site and Structure

Why They Always Built on the Same Spots

The Cathedral as Node

Application and Network

Practical Applications — What the Energy Did

The Network, Not the Building

Quick Check — The Cathedral as Node

Gothic cathedrals examined as distributed energy nodes — their site selection, physical construction, practical applications, and function as a European-wide grid rather than individual religious buildings.

The Gothic cathedral building period — roughly 1100 to 1400 CE — produced structures whose engineering still challenges modern builders. This module examines why they were always built on the same types of sites, what Tesla found inside their foundations, what practical applications the resulting energy served, and how the European cathedral network functions as a distributed grid when viewed as a whole.

Gothic Cathedrals — The Medieval Reactivation

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