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The Current War | Nikola Tesla vs Thomas Edison
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Footage Credit: 1. Svobodnaya energiya Tesly (2011)
[Free Energy Of Tesla], Director: Misha Kostrov, Writer: Nataliya Doilnitsyna
2. Nikola Tesla (1977), Director: Eduard Galic, Writer: Ivica Ivanec
3. Svobodnaya energiya Tesly (2011) [Free Energy Of Tesla], Director: Misha Kostrov, Writer: Nataliya Doilnitsyna
4. Nikola Tesla vs Thomas Edison - American Genius Series (2015), Director: Paul Abascal, Writer: Chelsea Coates, Jordan Rosenblum
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The progress of mankind depends on inventions. The ultimate goal is to master matter with the help of the mind, to domesticate the forces of nature for the benefit of the people.
This is the story of a modern Prometheus that changed the world with electricity. Nikola Tesla captured the power of the Niagara Falls with its AC power system and made it possible to transmit electricity around the world. Tesla also patented wireless communications technology, which is also used today in radio and television broadcasts.
Its phenomenal inheritance can be seen in everything. From the remote control … to neon and fluorescence light … X-rays and teleguided missiles … and even the Strategic Defense System. Still, somehow, history overlooked this remarkable man. Tesla was an overwhelming genius. A visionary of technology.
He imagined wonderful things and turned them into reality. He was a stranger, an immigrant who had come to America only with his dreams, a proud and sometimes arrogant man, according to some.
Nikola Tesla worked side by side and had contacts with some of the most powerful people of his time. Thomas Edison, who rejected his ideas, Guglielmo Marconi, who has some of his inventions, George Westinghouse, who created Westinghouse with Tesla’s patents.
The great financier J. Pierpont Morgan, who supported him and then abandoned him. At the height of his career, Tesla was one of the most famous people in the world. His inventions have helped America become a powerful industrial nation. His ideas have created billions of dollars.
But Tesla was not a practical man, always fascinated by the following discoveries. He has not defended his commercial interests and so others have made fortunes from his inventions and Tesla ended without money and rejected.
In 1831, in England, Michael Faraday discovered the principle of electromagnetic induction that made it possible to generate electricity. Faraday had discovered that an electric circuit in a variable magnetic field could induce an electric current in the cable. It was the invention of the method of inducing or creating the alternating current. It was the invention that Tesla introduced into the electrical system that is leading our lives today.
Meanwhile, in America, Thomas Alva Edison began experimenting with vacuum tubes, producing the first commercial incandescent bulb in 1878.
The concepts of Tesla and Edison intersected with the continuous and the alternating currents. In 1880, Tesla moved to Budapest, where he worked at the Telegraph Office. Here he became obsessed with the idea of an AC motor.
Westinghouse auctioned about 500,000 dollars and, of course, Westinghouse got the contract. General Motors refused to give Westinghouse any Edison light bulb.
Now Tesla had the opportunity to make history in Chicago. Its huge generators would ensure the lighting of the fair and prove to the world that its system can be used on a large scale.
On May 1, 1893, 100,000 curious spectators stormed the fair, amazed by the brilliance of the neo-classical architecture. The night was left … President Grover Cleveland pressed a button.
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The Current War | Nikola Tesla vs Thomas Edison
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Footage Credit: 1. Svobodnaya energiya Tesly (2011)
[Free Energy Of Tesla], Director: Misha Kostrov, Writer: Nataliya Doilnitsyna
2. Nikola Tesla (1977), Director: Eduard Galic, Writer: Ivica Ivanec
3. Svobodnaya energiya Tesly (2011) [Free Energy Of Tesla], Director: Misha Kostrov, Writer: Nataliya Doilnitsyna
4. Nikola Tesla vs Thomas Edison - American Genius Series (2015), Director: Paul Abascal, Writer: Chelsea Coates, Jordan Rosenblum
Music: Epic Cinematic Dreams Music
youtube.com/channel/UCSSJCPISUj0F4mltq2eZnbg
twitter.com/freemusiceg16
facebook.com/NCMmusic16
Epic Uplifting Orchestral Music - Oblivion [Royalty Free Music]
goo.gl/au5GJK
goo.gl/BazNkv
youtu.be/LD8YNlnySxs
The progress of mankind depends on inventions. The ultimate goal is to master matter with the help of the mind, to domesticate the forces of nature for the benefit of the people.
This is the story of a modern Prometheus that changed the world with electricity. Nikola Tesla captured the power of the Niagara Falls with its AC power system and made it possible to transmit electricity around the world. Tesla also patented wireless communications technology, which is also used today in radio and television broadcasts.
Its phenomenal inheritance can be seen in everything. From the remote control … to neon and fluorescence light … X-rays and teleguided missiles … and even the Strategic Defense System. Still, somehow, history overlooked this remarkable man. Tesla was an overwhelming genius. A visionary of technology.
He imagined wonderful things and turned them into reality. He was a stranger, an immigrant who had come to America only with his dreams, a proud and sometimes arrogant man, according to some.
Nikola Tesla worked side by side and had contacts with some of the most powerful people of his time. Thomas Edison, who rejected his ideas, Guglielmo Marconi, who has some of his inventions, George Westinghouse, who created Westinghouse with Tesla’s patents.
The great financier J. Pierpont Morgan, who supported him and then abandoned him. At the height of his career, Tesla was one of the most famous people in the world. His inventions have helped America become a powerful industrial nation. His ideas have created billions of dollars.
But Tesla was not a practical man, always fascinated by the following discoveries. He has not defended his commercial interests and so others have made fortunes from his inventions and Tesla ended without money and rejected.
In 1831, in England, Michael Faraday discovered the principle of electromagnetic induction that made it possible to generate electricity. Faraday had discovered that an electric circuit in a variable magnetic field could induce an electric current in the cable. It was the invention of the method of inducing or creating the alternating current. It was the invention that Tesla introduced into the electrical system that is leading our lives today.
Meanwhile, in America, Thomas Alva Edison began experimenting with vacuum tubes, producing the first commercial incandescent bulb in 1878.
The concepts of Tesla and Edison intersected with the continuous and the alternating currents. In 1880, Tesla moved to Budapest, where he worked at the Telegraph Office. Here he became obsessed with the idea of an AC motor.
Westinghouse auctioned about 500,000 dollars and, of course, Westinghouse got the contract. General Motors refused to give Westinghouse any Edison light bulb.
Now Tesla had the opportunity to make history in Chicago. Its huge generators would ensure the lighting of the fair and prove to the world that its system can be used on a large scale.
On May 1, 1893, 100,000 curious spectators stormed the fair, amazed by the brilliance of the neo-classical architecture. The night was left … President Grover Cleveland pressed a button.
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