The Problem of Increasing Human Energy

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NIKOLA TESLA was a pivotal inventor of the last century, holding over 700 patents across various fields such as electricity, robotics, radar, and wireless energy transmission. His groundbreaking discoveries formed the foundation for many technological advancements of the twentieth century. This book delves into Tesla's insights on humanity's connection to the universe and his scientific interpretations of the technologies he developed. Originally published in Century Illustrated Magazine in June 1900, it showcases Tesla's brilliance. The text covers a range of topics, including methods to enhance human energy, the burning of atmospheric nitrogen, and the art of telautomatics to overcome forces that hinder human progress. It discusses harnessing solar energy, the potential of iron in boosting human performance, and innovative processes for economical iron production. The book also explores advancements in aluminum, the energy potential of coal, and alternative energy sources like wind and solar engines. Tesla introduces the concept of a 'self-acting' engine, detailing early efforts to create one, including the mechanical oscillator and the properties of liquid air. He shares unexpected findings about atmospheric properties, wireless telegraphy, and the development of an electrical oscillator capable of immense energy production. The text concludes with the exciting possibility of transmitting electrical energy wirelessly ov