Dr.

Tesla in 1884 shortly after he discovered his

rotating magnetic field.
Experiment showing a coil energized by the waves of a distant oscillator and adjusted to
the capacity of the body of the operator, who preserves himself from injury by maintaining a
position at the nodal point, where the intense vibration is little felt
TESLA IS SEEN IN HIS NEW YORK City office in 1916. The inventor often crossed the street to
Bryant Park to feed the pigeons there. The drawings behind Tesla depict his steam engine
design.
Pictured here is Nikola Tesla during a demonstration of wireless transmission of
electricity in the Houston Street laboratory in March 1899.
A glow of nitrogen fills the atmosphere. Tesla is photographed sitting in front of his
generator. This photograph was taken in 1899.
Tesla near his transmitter in Colorado Springs. The device was capable of transmitting
millions of volts of electricity over great distances without wires. The image was taken in
1899.
Last photograph taken of tesla before his death