Inventions & Experiments
of Nikola Tesla
- Intro
- Biography (1856-1943)
- Academic Formation (1862-1880)
- Edison's Continental (1882-1885)
- Tesla Electric Light & Manufacturing (1884 -1886)
- Niagara Falls Power Project (1888)
- War of currents
- Labs. in New York (1889 -1902)
- Colorado Springs Lab. (1899-1900)
- Wardenclyffe Lab. (1901–1906)
- AC & the induction motor
- One wire transmission of energy
- Wireless transmission of energy
- Telautomatics (Nov. 8, 1898)
- Invention of Radio
- Tesla turbine
- Oscilators
- Tesla coils
- Electric lighting
- X rays
- Radiant energy
- "Death ray"
- Aerial transportation
- Future of motive power
- Renewable energy sources
- Dynamic theory of gravity
- Other inventions
- Related concepts
- The Missing Papers
- List of Tesla patents
- Articles & interviews
- Lectures of Nikola Tesla
- Tesla's correspondence & other docs.
- Books
- Experiments
- Myths and controversial topics
- News on science & technology
- Documentaries & videos
- Science & Technology (concepts)
- Electrical safety
- The book of nature
- Atmospheric phenomena
- List of links
- Contact
- Colorado Spring Notes 1899-1900
- Nikola Tesla on his work with alternating currents and Their Application to Wireless Telegraphy, Telephony and Transmission of Power: An Extended Interview - Leland I. Anderson, Editor
- The Inventions Researches and Writings of Nikola Tesla - by Thomas Commerford Martin, Second Edition, New York, Press of Milroy & Emmet, 1894
- Nikola Tesla Guided Weapons & Computer Technology Tesla Presents Series, Part Three by Leland I. Anderson - 21st Century Books - May 1998
- Tesla Said - John T. Ratzlaff Editor - March, 1984
- Nikola Tesla's Teleforce & Telegeodynamics Proposals by Leland Anderson
- The boy's book of new inventions (1912) - Maule, Harry E. (Harry Edward)
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