The Tesla Coil is one of the most iconic and fascinating inventions of all time, created by the legendary inventor Nikola Tesla. But what exactly is a Tesla Coil, and how does it work? In this ...

Tesla, born in the Austrian Empire in 1856 before he moved to the U.S. in his late 20s, is famed for his inventions such as hydroelectric power, the Tesla coil, and his work on developing a radio.

This is Nikola Tesla, the archetype of the mad scientist. His inventions fill the world around us; they are instrumental to our modern electrical grid. They are quiet, reliable, invisible machines.

Nikola Tesla was far from the first person to develop an electric motor. In fact, early motors were first proposed in the late 1700s, and by 1822, Michael Faraday had demonstrated that it was ...

The pioneering genius of the inventor Nikola Tesla continues to astound us even a century after his time. New explorations into his writings reveal startling precognitions, none more significant ...

Stylized art structure of a Tesla Coil in Gratwick-Riverside Park. Thus, our Triptych Tribute of Appreciation, the Nikola Tesla Legacy Corridor is complete for all the world to behold.We have ...

Professor Jim Al-Khalili demonstrates one of Nikola Tesla's most famous inventions, the Tesla Coil, using it to safely pass 3/4 of a million volts of electricity across his body.

Did American inventor Nikola Tesla - who Musk named his car firm after and predicted the internet and cellphones 120-years ago - predict the rise of AI in magazine article dated 1900?

Nikola Tesla's belief in the power of solitude as a catalyst for invention is a testament to his innovative spirit. His legacy reminds us that in the quest for new ideas and breakthroughs ...