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A Little-Known Invention By That Controversial Genius Mention Nikola Tesla to any electronics hobbyist and the chances are his first thought will be of the Tesla Coil. Upon reflection, he may recall...

PLANS FOR BOTTLE CAPACITOR Go drink a sixpack of wine coolers. When your buzz wears off wash and clean the bottles out. Scrub off the labels. Discard the pop-tops and get six screw on white plastic...

The Nikola Tesla experimental electrical station, near the Deaf and Blind school east of the city, has been abandoned. The building still stands there but even that trace of the visit of the great...

Metaphysical leanings, scientific breakthroughs and conspiracy theories surround the life of Nikola Tesla, who did some of his most important and astonishing work in Colorado Springs. Somewhere on...

New York Engineer Receives Medal in Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5. — Dr. Nikola Tesla, New York electrical and mechanical engineer, received tonight the John Scott award for invention. The medal...

Scientist Tesla experimented in Colorado It was a prosaic exit for an elegant mind, recorded in a five-sentence death notice buried beneath pictures of children in cowboy duds on Page 8 of The Denver...

The Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, the courts and numerous creditors would love to obtain some prized artifacts. But there's one problem. Nobody seems to know the location of the contents of the...

Bulletin board helps students Computer owners interested in getting the lowdown on high-voltage pioneer Nikola Tesla and his engineering theories now can log onto the Theoretical Electromagnetic...

The clues were slim, but after several months of detective work the mystery was solved. Where was the laboratory of Nikola Tesla, the genius scientist inventor who, in 1899, spent eight months working...

Could be an interesting find they made Tuesday over at the southeast corner of Institute Street and Pikes Peak Avenue. Could be, just possibly, that they dug up the site of an old research lab used by...