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On other pages of this issue we present Dr. Nikola Tesla's description of a new principle of fluid propulsion, which is the culmination of his labors of a number of years. As all generation of...

Is Wireless Power Viable? One of the most important questions concerning Tesla's life, was the viability of his wireless power technology. Had Tesla been able to complete Wardenclyffe in 1903, would...

Toward the close of 1898 a systematic research, carried on for a number of years with the object of perfecting a method of transmission of electrical energy through the natural medium, led me to...

Consciousness, Quantum Physics and the Fifth Dimension Adapted from the author's book, Transcending the Speed of Light (Inner Traditions, 2008). Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) was an electrical inventor...

Although the theory of the Tesla motor is now so widely known - though doubtless better known than understood - yet the practical construction of the apparatus has not yet been explained. The...

Webmaster note: Unrelated content has been omitted from this article. The Era of Electricity What wonder it evoked at the Exposition of 1876, that the Corliss engine with its complex system of belting...

A Coil With a Seven-Foot Spark Gap The great Tesla apparatus of our physical laboratory, at the College of the Immaculate Conception, Montreal, was designed by my predecessor, Father Gendreau, and was...

The editor of RADIO-CRAFT invited America's .leading radio men scientists to contribute their views on the outstanding achievements of Dr. Nikola Tesla. Their expressions follow: From the President of...

Nikola Tesla Father of Wireless 1857-1943 By Hugo Gernsback On January 7, 1943, there died in New York at the age of 86, Dr. Nikola Tesla, one of the world's outstanding electrical pioneers and...

"In the interval since Tesla did his really great creative work his name has been associated with 80 many projects of questionable scientific quality that I imagine they may have raised doubts in the...