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An Authoritative Account of Some of His Recent Electrical Work.¹ Skobeleff, the great Russian general, once said of the political conditions in Central Asia, that they changed every moment; hence the...

In the realm of electricity and physics few men have striven for such mighty achievements and attained such prominence through the working out of ideas greatly in advance of current thought as has...

When Heinrich Hertz announced the results of his famous experiments in confirmation of the Maxwellian electromagnetic theory of light, the scientific mind at once leaped to the conclusion that the...

Engineers and men of science throughout the world are awaiting with unusual interest the completion of tests of a new steam turbine designed by Nikola Tesla, which preliminary experiments indicate...

The Rotary Heat Motor Reduced to Its Simplest Terms The top half of casings is removed, showing two rotors. Each rotor consists of 25 disks 3/8-inch thick by 18 inch diameter. The steam enters at the...

So Confident, He Offers to Build Them for Motor Cars Considers New Power His Greatest Invention. Gas turbines of practical and efficient construction, light, flexible and in every way suitable for...

This article is a reprint from New York World of April 21, 1907 and is not intentionally not duplicated here.

I read with interest an article in the Sunday World of Jan. 20 on "Tuned Lightning," described as a mysterious new energy, which is to turn every wheel on earth, and is supposed to have been recently...

In the early part of 1900, still vividly impressed by certain observations, I had made shortly before, and feeling that the time had come to prepare the world for an experiment which will soon be...

UNIVERSAL PEACE, assuming it to be in the fullest sense realizable, might not require eons for its accomplishment, however probable this may appear, judging from the imperceptibly slow growth of all...