Electrical Review - Page 7

[From the London Electrical Review.] Our readers will be grieved to learn, on the authority of Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, in the New Science Review , that Mr. Tesla is in a very awkward position. It is a...

Mr. Nikola Tesla is generally regarded as an unusually modest man, and one who doesn't go in for ostentatious display. This was exemplified at the time the New York World printed an interview with him...

A novel meter for alternating currents, designed by Nikola Tesla, is illustrated in the accompanying diagram. The invention is based upon the fact that when a high tension discharge is made to pass...

This has now been printed in the New York Electrical World , being copied from the Journal of the Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers . It appears to give the highest satisfaction...

Nothing is so strongly suggestive of the mysterious workings of the human intellect as the oft recurring fact of the independent discovery of a new scientific principle by two men in different parts...

In your interesting article on this subject in your issue for the 8th inst., you say: "We think there can be no doubt that Marconi is the true and first inventor of the elevated electrodes on the...

Nearly every telegraphic inventor has for years dreamed in his waking hours of the possibility of communicating without wires. From time to time there has appeared in the technical journals a...

Those who are acquainted with the History of Socrates must have read how, upon his making a discourse concerning Love, he pressed his point with so much success that all the bachelors in his audience...

Now that a little time has elapsed since the disaster which overwhelmed Nikola Tesla's laboratory, it is possible to sum up the significance of the event. Our sympathies have been with this...

Note LIX - Intermolecular Journeys I wish to state concisely what some who have read my previous notes have failed to understand; namely, that material particles can be made by electricity to pass...