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Nikola Tesla: Lecture before the New York Academy of Sciences, April 6, 1897 Edited by Leland I. Anderson. Breckenridge, Colo: Twenty First Century Books, 123 pp, 1994. $12.95 "At the close of 1894...

From a recent issue of the Scientific American it appears that Mr. Nikola Tesla has revived a method of steam-turbine construction which recalls one tried here some nine or ten years ago. The idea was...

Invention of a Turbine and Pump In an address before the New York section of the National Electric Light Association on May 15 of this year, Nikola Tesla devoted a few remarks to a new mechanical...

He wasn't from Venus, merely Yugoslavia, but his vision of broadcast pointed in a direction few have traveled. Thirty-five years after his death, the work begins anew... by Bud Spurgeon We depend upon...

Nikola Tesla was born at the stroke of midnight, July 9-10th, 1856, in Smiljan, Jugoslavia. His father was a distinguished clergyman, and his mother, Georgina Mandic, came from a long line of...

Almost any evening last fall a tall, spare man, whose discouraged looking mustache remains a glossy black without any aid from the barber in spite of the fact that its wearer is well past his fiftieth...

Mr. F. Himstedt publishes in Wiedemann's Annalen, vol. 52, page 473, some interesting researches with Tesla currents, produced by means of rather simple apparatus. We ge below a translation of an...

Radiography leads all discoveries of modern times in the intelligent and spontaneous attention it has received from scientists and experimenters all over the civilized world. The announcement of...

This article is a reprint from Electrical World of September 1, 1894 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

BY H. M. MARTIN AND W. H. PALMER, JR. All who visited the room in the Electricity Building at the World's Fair in which Mr. Tesla's high frequency apparatus was exhibited must have brought away with...