My Inventions: The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla

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The autobiography begins with Tesla recounting his childhood in Austria-Hungary, describing how he was inspired by his family, particularly his mother, who encouraged his curiosity and intellectual pursuits. He shares his early experiences in education, his struggles with mathematics, and his growing fascination with electricity. Tesla's move to America and subsequent work with Thomas Edison is discussed, shedding light on the beginnings of his ideas for alternating current (AC) and the conflicts that arose with Edison, who advocated for direct current (DC).Tesla also details his most famous inventions, such as the induction motor, Tesla coil, and his contributions to the development of wireless communication. He describes his intense focus on scientific research and the challenges he faced in securing financial backing for his inventions, which were often far ahead of their time. The autobiography offers not just a chronological account of Tesla’s life but a window into the mind of a genius who, despite his vast contributions to technology, often struggled with personal and financial difficulties.Through My Inventions, Tesla presents himself not only as a scientist but also as a philosophical thinker, deeply interested in the future of humanity and the potential of science to improve the world. The book remains a timeless exploration of the life and thoughts of one of the most influential inventors in history.

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Pagina's: 72, Paperback, Martino Fine Books