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In addition to his many important contributions to electronics technology, Nikola Tesla gave us "lightning generators" that to this day fascinate and entertain. Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) was a...

A universal power source for an Eye-of-the-Storm-like display, and other unusual plasma and neon lighting devices. You no longer need to go to a local discotheque to see the latest in unusual lighting...

In the mind of the electrical genuis it's named for, it was a practical transmitter - but our version is strictly for thrills. Spectacular fireworks include a ring of fire scribed by wire pivoting on...

Miniature in size only, this physics classroom project packs 60,000 volts of power at 500,000 cycles per second. Yet it's safe! You can make spectacular demonstrations with this Tesla coil (Fig. 1)...

One of the great "lost" engines, Tesla's long-neglected turbine is due for a revival. It's a simple modelmaking project: no pistons, so no close tolerances! And it runs on air or steam We're Haunted...

Many experimenters either do not realize the vastness of the high frequency field, or think that they have not money enough to buy the necessary apparatus. It is the purpose of this article to explain...

... 7. Q. - What new discovery or invention do you believe would be the greatest benefit to mankind? Why? A. Nikola Tesla, writer and lecturer, believes that if man could control the continual flow of...

To the Editor of The Sun - Sir: Had it not been for other urgent duties, I would before this have acknowledged your highly appreciative editorial of November 13. Such earnest comments and the frequent...

Mr. Chairman, Members of the Institute of Immigrant Welfare, Ladies and Gentlemen: I can not find words to express adequately my keen regret for being unable to receive, in person, the high...

To the New York Herald Tribune: I have been a reader of your excellent paper for more than fifty years and feel much obliged to you for the pleasure and enlightenment derived from its perusal. Many of...