Jeff Behary is one of the few historians the family of Nikola Tesla relied upon. His knowledge of obscure history and vast reference library dates back to the 1500s, and his antique collection of medical and electrical oddities dates back to the 1700s. His oldest artifact pre-dates Earth: a meteorite 4.5653 billion years old, the alloys of which he used as the basis of a new patent to kill viruses in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. His obscure approach as a historian is to relive events through the eyes of inventors, resurrecting ancient technologies and restoring original apparatus to be fully-functioning. He has discovered new methods of recreating upper-atmospheric lightning discharges in the laboratory. He has spent a lifetime immersed in X-Rays, million-volt electrical discharges, hundreds of antique machines, thousands of glass plate negatives, and last known copies of books. He owns the oldest Tesla Coils in the world, and static machines that date to Benjamin Franklin. Much of the scientific research has been known around the world in various circles. He has been featured in many books, articles, and on television programs around the world. He has worked on several music videos, and has provided artwork for many books. He has published more than 100,000 pages of texts and original images. He is an artist, machinist, metal craftsman, and amateur glass blower. He has filed several electrical patents, one of which has been currently granted. He resides in South Florida in West Palm Beach.
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