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- An Idea Whose Time Has Come... Through Extraordinary Science , we had hoped to rekindle the enthusiasm for science that once burnt vibrantly early in the 20th century. Now to further kindle this...

The communication by Professor Elihu Thomson in our columns this week in reply to that of Mr. Nikola Tesla on the loss due to hysteresis in transformers is well worthy of careful study, as it embodies...

A New York daily - The Sun - complains that other papers utter "flippant remarks of disparagement" regarding Mr. Nikola Tesla's recent inventions. In commenting on this, The Electrical World and...

Without going very deeply into a description of the apparatus used by M. Tesla in his experiments with electricity at high voltage, and which have been recently described in the "E. M.," it will be...

To the Editor: For a number of years I have been accumulating materials and planning to undertake an article on "The ‘Ferranti Effect' and the Ferranti Effect," only to find one in the March 1995...

TESLA'S LATEST INVENTION C. D. Wood, in the "Yale Scientific Monthly." For many years there was but one man to whom our country could look for its advancement in electricity. Thomas A. Edison was the...

Mr. Nikola Tesla, says the London Electrical Engineer , on Oct. 7, 1887, filed an application for patents in America, having already built and shown his machine in work and formed a company to exploit...

You don't need a spaceship to travel back to the future. A visit to the Nikola Tesla Museum of Science and Industry, at 2220 E. Bijou St., takes visitors back to the turn of the century for a look at...

If the beautiful experiments exhibited at the Royal Institution by Mr. Tesla, the able lieutenant of Mr. Edison, are of practical value, and not the mere playthings of the lecture-room, we may be on...

It is claimed by Nikola Tesla, if we are to believe interviews published in the daily papers, that while he was experimenting recently with long-distance space-signaling, his instruments persistently...