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Astronomers do not seem to take kindly to Mr. Tesla's hypothesis that the inhabitants of Mars may be transmitting electrical signals to Earth. Edward S. Holden, formerly director of Lick Observatory...

This article is a reprint from the Electrical Engineer of February 14, 1894 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

In order to prevent loss by dissipation or interference by induction on line conductors carrying high potential alternating currents they have in some instances, such as at Deptford, London, been...

Nikola Tesla writes to the New York Times under date of July 2d to say that he is receiving many notices and inquiries on the subject of Martian signaling, mentioned in his letter in the Times of...

An immense amount of work has been done during the past fifteen or twenty years by engineers who have endeavored to produce a simple and practical explosive gas turbine , but the mechanical and...

Nikola Tesla, who was awarded the seventh Edison medal on December 13, 1916, "for meritorious achievements in his early original work in polyphase and high-frequency electric currents," will receive...

Sixteen men from the Coast Artillery are assisting John Hays Hammond, Jr., in his experiments with a wireless-controlled torpedo at Gloucester, Mass. Mr. Hammond will demonstrate his invention before...

Depending upon the principle of air friction and consisting essentially of two metal cups fitting one into the other, but not touching at any point, a speedometer has been developed to a commercial...

Tesla’s legacy continues to electrify engineers New York - With this month's kickoff of a Nikola Tesla-related exhibit here, and with the swelling trove of data and dialogue on the inventor’s life and...

The following letter from Mr. Nikola Tesla appeared in the New York Times of Sunday, June 23: "You have called me an 'inventor of some useful pieces of electrical apparatus.' It is not quite up to my...