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The New York Academy of Sciences will hold its fourth annual reception and exhibition of some features of the recent progress of science at the American Museum of Natural History, Central Park West...

A "Death Ray" so powerful that It is beyond the most vivid imagination of writers of fantastic stories —and unencompassed in the knowledge of most scientists — was announced by the famed Yugoslav...

Editor Buffalo Express: — In your comment upon the electrocution of Taylor in The Express of July 31st, you asserted that death by electricity was worse than death by hanging. I will proceed to prove...

The mysterious region to which Tesla introduced us in 1891, an electrostatic field of weird and startling effects, is being diligently explored. The lack of necessity for special apparatus brings the...

Other Explanations Must Fail Before Idea of Signa’s Is Accepted John K. Rees, professor of astronomy at Columbia University, was asked his opinion on Professor Fonvielle’s theory of a signal from Mars...

Rotary fans at stations on the present Subway and partitions between the tracks of future routes are the solutions of the ventilation problem laid before the Rapid Transit Board yesterday by Chief...

Transmission of Electric Power from the Fails to New York Questioned. EXPERTS ACCUSED OF DECEPTION. They Promptly Force the Editor of the Electric Railway Gazette to Retract. TELEGRAPH WIRES BRING THE...

Tesla says we will soon be transmitting electric power 1,000 miles, and, before long, without wires. From evidence in hand, we know we will soon be able to transmit intelligible sounds through the...

New York, July 11 (AP) — The discovery of a force ray that would destroy an army 100 miles away, that would make a nation's defense impregnable, has been announced by the inventor, Dr. Nikola Tesla...