Everything in nature vibrates at a certain frequency.

When an object is vibrated with an electrical charge at intervals that match it's natural resonance, it wi ll eventually begin to undergo severe shock, as it tries to shake itself apart. It has been ludicrous for society and history to imagine and remember that his t iny mechanical oscillator could by itself bring down a building, instead, by sim ply varying the air pressure and magnetic field strength of this mechanical obje ct was what allowed for any range of electrical frequencies that were desired co uld be created if the grounded steel frame of the building were electrified. Lik e a child on a swing, only a very small charge is required to maintain a fairly large reciprocating motion. A major vibration could be established in a house by coinciding each stroke of the piston with the return of the individual vibratio ns through the building to where the oscillator is. Every time the piston hits, it allows the timed electrical jolt that magnifies the force a little more. At f requencies of 1000Hz, the force build-up can be very appreciable! The frequency of resonance is linked to the time it takes for the vibrations to spread out thr ough the building, reverberate, and the "echoes" to return to the oscillator aga in. By finding the correct frequency, ANY structure can be destroyed. In fact, t he larger it is, the lower the resonant frequency is, so the easier it is to des troy. Tesla once joked that he could split the Earth with one of these devices, and no-one ever knew if he was joking.