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Dedication Ceremonies Yesterday The Nikola Tesla Historical Marker was dedicated Monday afternoon in Memorial park. The marker designates the location of the world famous Tesla experimental laboratory...

Nikola Tesla, the great inventor who would become penniless and fade into obscurity, made his most important experiment in Colorado Springs On May 17, 1899, Nikola Tesla stretched his long legs in his...

There is nothing so fascinating and instructive to the science student and experimenter as a Tesla coil. This was originally developed by the electrical genius, Nikola Tesla, in the 1800s. He...

Want to see just how crazy high voltage can get? This rig will do some fascinating tricks for you. Have you ever let 50,000 volts jump through you? Or seen electric flames climb a wire? Or made a...

Demonstrate high voltage principles with this unit; corona discharge, ionizing gas tubes and lightning. Few electrical phenomena are as startling as the hissing blue corona discharge from a Tesla coil...

Many requests are received for information on the construction of a Tesla coil and transformer to go with it. As this requires specific directions of some length we believe it advisable to reprint the...

Experimenters Have Been Devoting a Great Deal of Their Time Trying to Solve This Problem Radio has sprung unusually fast from technical obscurity to a popular utility, through broadcasting, and to...

One night, back in 1899, sitting alone in his laboratory in Colorado Springs, Colo., Nikola Tesla, a famed physicist, picked up what he believed were signals from space. But Tesla was some 60 years...

The inventor Nikola Tesla created a storm in his laboratory near Foote and Pikes Peak Avenues sometime in 1899 which threw out bolts of lightning some 135 feet long. It blew out all the lights in...

The noise must have been tremendous. So says Kenneth M. Swezey , Brooklyn author and science writer, who is in Colorado following the Pikes Peak trail of his old friend, Nikola Tesla. Nowadays the...