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When asked who he could thank for the success he achieved in life, Tesla used to say that those people were certainly his parents. When asked to explain it in more detail, he would usually say the...

Every so often there appears an article on how to make a Tesla coil, of approved construction. Not one of the many articles which the writer has seen to date has described a coil which is in the least...
The ideal simplicity of the induction motor, its perfect reversibility and other unique qualities render it eminently suitable for ship propulsion, and ever since I brought my system of power...

"When am I going to make an experiment with wireless telegraphy? Why I don't intend to make such an experiment." This is what Nickola Tesla, the great electrician, said to a Telegraph reporter this...

In the Tesla motors of this type, made by the Westinghouse Company, the stationary part is permanently connected to the main circuits, and the rotating part has no electrical contacts or adjustments...
The fledgling broadcasting industry of the early 1900s was blighted by fierce patent litigations. Patents in this highly innovative field were often loosely formulated and most wireless systems...

How is it possible that you the creator of the earthly suns and moonlights... You, the cousin of the God Perun and the thunderer's prophet Elijah. You, who spend sleepless nights in glowing light...

(World savant who passed away Christmas Day, January 7, 1943) Midnight, July 8-10, 1856 (old calendar) - Born of Rev. Milutin and Djouka (Mandic) Tesla, both families of "Old Serbia," in the village...
Prof. Pickering Makes a Statement in Regard to Alleged Signals. Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 16. - Prof. Pickering of the Harvard Observatory today said: "Early in December we received from the Lowell...

All the apparatus necessary to successfully conduct his experiments, has been received by Nickola Tesla, and his experimental station near the Printers' Home is rapidly taking on an air of activity...