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The famed inventor had a fear of germs - but a strange belief compelled him to befriend sick and parasite-laden pigeons. For almost 30 years Nikola Tesla fed the pigeons in Herald Square, Bryant Park...

Recounting the career of Nikola Tesla, whose eccentric traits were outweighed by his generosity and inventive genius The place was New York's Mulberry Street section, “Little Italy”; the time, shortly...

The flow of a sufficient amounts of the electricity in the right form through the upper regions of the atmosphere would cause the air to be luminous. The whole earth would be transformed into a giant...

Electrical Wizard, Inventor of Wireless and Power Transmission, Tells His Secrets of Keeping Fit “Lacking but two years of eighty, I am as fit today as I was at twenty.” Tall, slim, erect, Nikola...

Nikola Tesla, who has been making some rather remarkable assertions of late in letters printed in the New York Times publishes another communication under date of January 26th. This is a part of it:...

It is well known that for many years Mr. Tesla has been addressing himself to the largest problems connected with the increase of human energy by electrical means, and in the eyes of the great number...

Q. 4692. Carborundum - What is It? - In reading an account of one of Tesla's remarkable lectures, I noticed the statement that the luminous portion of one of his extraordinary lamps was made of...

Since, in 1887, Mr. Tesla conceived and applied the rotating magnetic field to alternating-current power transmission, this remarkable man has received a large share of public attention. He possesses...

The following article is a collection of final thoughts from Leland Anderson regarding Nikola Tesla's work. These are the result of a lifetime of study based on the author's interviews with living...

Leland Anderson has kindly provided copies of rare documents from the Tesla Museum in Belgrade. The papers reproduced in this report supply information about the Wardenclyffe tower, and show that the...