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Near midnight between the 9th and 10th of July, 1856, Nikola Tesla was born of Serbian parents in Croatia near Bosnia, an area that has known centuries of turmoil. From such a humble beginning came a...

The article, “Tesla Magnifier Basics,” by Richard Hull in ESJ 10 was an important contribution to the understanding of operational and construction aspects of high energy resonant-coil systems. What...
For a while I gave myself up entirely to the intense enjoyment of picturing machines and devising new forms. It was a mental state of happiness about as complete as I have ever known in life. Ideas...

“My submarine boat, loaded with its torpedoes, can start out from a protected bay or be dropped over a ship side, make its devious way below the surface, through dangerous channels of mine beds, into...

Unique... Carved from bitter cliffs of Lika peaks Wondrous... Passing along the miracles of shine - he shared flames and grew to divine Ten fingers - released the forces of giants His visions and...
By the time this paper reaches its readers, if the expectations of the builders are realized, the great tunnel at Niagara will have commenced to discharge water, which, instead of falling purposeless...

In a dark room with alternating currents of 800,000 voltage, Nikola Tesla, by means of atmospheric vibrations, caused a faint glow of light to appear. Explaining the phenomenon, he said: “If I can...

Those who have followed Mr. Tesla’s work in alternating motors will recall that in 1888 he first drew public attention to his new multiphase system of operating alternating current motors, in a paper...
We have already seen that Nikola Tesla, in the visions from which he deduced the mechanism of alternating current, also intuited a basic law of Octaves governing universal energy. - Robert Anton...