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THE FANTASTIC INVENTIONS OF NIKOLA
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THE FANTASTIC INVENTIONS OF NIKOLA
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image of Francis Joseph I. There wa
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An 1893 design for an electric spac
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Tesla's first patent, applied for i
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Interior views of Tesla's experimen
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Tesla's Death Ray was instantly a c
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to 135 feet long. Thunder from the
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the destruction of the power compan
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megatons, or more, of TNT. And the
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Above: The New York Times article o
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This electrostatic atom-smasher was
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The amazing Wardenclyffe Tower of L
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Bearden's Scalar Wave weapons in ac
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Was Edison adversary father of 'Sta
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almost instantly freeze every NATO
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Tesla's fascinating patent of Jan.
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Many of Tesla's inventions, now 90
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This was perhaps Nikola Tesla's mos
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number of atoms. Electrical energy
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Several thousands of years later, t
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Tesla's design of a vertical takeof
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The relationship between Tesla and
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have high tech super cities in the
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Above: Guglielmo Marconi, the Anglo
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On April 24, 1959, Hello Augiar was
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A Polaroid photo taken In Peru on O
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Nikola Tesla for Defendant—Direct
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Mr. Fordham: I do not wish to inter
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those I described. These four tanks
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A. Yes that is all. The Referee: I
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about one hundred and twenty feet a
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A. No. not the wood. Q. Had the woo
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Q. This is a correct copy? A. Yes,
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Q. Proceed. A. Well, that had been
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The Referee: Strike it out. Q. Leav
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Mr. Hawkins: No, I have not asked h
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The Referee: Yes, motion denied. Mr
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SCHEDULE OF FOREGOING BILL OF SALE.
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NIKOLA TESLA: COMPLETE BIBLIOGRAPHY
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