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Nikola Tesla's History

Have you ever heard of the name Nikola Tesla? You might not be  actually aware of this person but we all have been using the things  invented by this legendary personality. We can say it undoubtedly that  Nikola Tesla is a man of innovative and creative ideas. Through his  greater ideas, several inventions have emerged into the world. With the  advancement in the technology, we have come across tons of new things.  Still, the inventions and discoveries are taking place in the world in a  rapid way. 

Nikola Tesla is a man before Independence who brought us a  plenty of useful things for using them in our day to day life. Nikola  Tesla is a popular scientist who had rendered his best services to the  public in the period between 1856 and 1943. Here are some of the Best  Nikola Tesla Inventions. Check it out! 

Best Nikola Tesla Inventions

Nikola Tesla is a Serbian-American Engineer and Physicist who had  changed the entire world through this massive number of inventions.  Nikola was born in the year 1856 and turned out as an inventor,  electrical engineer and a lot more. He is popularly known for his  contributions to the contemporary alternating current supply design.  Some of his popular inventions include AC, High Voltage, High-Frequency  Power Experiments and a lot more. 

Despite gained fame and respect among  the people, he couldn’t transform his plethora of inventions into a  long-term financial success. 

Unlike the Chief Rival of Nikola Tesla  i.e., Thomas Edison, he couldn’t acquire immense recognition from the  world. However, Nikola is quite popular for his intelligent inventions  that turned out as ground-breaking innovations for the entire world.

6 Best Nikola Tesla Inventions

1. Rotating Magnetic Field (1882)

In the year 1882, Nikola Tesla had come up  with an audacious invention when everyone discouraged him. One of his  professors namely Croatia told that it was impossible for him to create  an AC powered motor compared to the Direct Current (DC). After  struggling for a couple of years, Nikola Tesla had finally invented a  rotating magnetic field that lets AC to power an Engineer without the  need of converting into DC.

2. AC Motor (1883)

Soon after the invention of Rotating Magnetic Field, Nikola Tesla  started his experiments on AC Motor. Without the need of mechanical  assistance, the Alternating Current had generated magnetic poles that  eventually reversed the current. This is one of the most popular and  beneficial innovations from Nikola Tesla. He had grabbed immense fame  and attention from the people through the invention of AC Motor in 1883.

3. Tesla coil (1890)

Nikola Tesla invented Tesla Coil in the year 1891. This coil makes  use of a total of 2 coils such as Primary and Secondary. Each coil  comprises of its own capacitor. A capacitor is something that can be  used as a battery that has the ability to store energy. Tesla had a  great obsession of providing power to the cities without the need of  wires. Currently, people in the entertainment field have been using the  Tesla Coil. You can even see these Tesla Coils in some of the museums,  science centers, and few elements are utilized in the radios as well.

4. Radio (1897)

The radio is another great invention from Nikola Tesla in the year  1897. He had initially sent the wireless transmission from his own lab  located in New York City. The things that are associated with Radio are  invented solely by Tesla himself. Some of the inventions related to the  radio include the Antennas, Tuners and a lot more.

5. Neon Lamps

Neon Lights weren’t actually discovered by Tesla. But he had made his  possible contributions to the development of Fluorescent and Neon  Lights into the world. He had carried out various experiments on  electrical particles via gases and developed a total of 4 different  lighting types.

6. Induction Motor

Induction Motor makes use of alternating current. On an induction  motor, you can come across two different parts such as a rotor and a  stator. In the year 1880s, two people namely Tesla and Galileo Ferrari  have worked on the Induction Motor individually.

7. Tele-automation

In the year 1898, Tesla had surfaced the Tele-automation at the  Electrical Exhibition that took place Madison Square Garden. It is a  boat controlled by making use of radio waves which is referred to as  tele-automation. At the exhibition, he had proved all his points that  support the invention of Tele-automation. 

Among all the inventions of  Nikola Tesla, Tele-automation is one of the most prevalent  innovations. In a total of 3 different areas, the Tele-automation  invention had gained massive popularity.

In 1895, through the  genius of Nikola Tesla, the Niagara Falls Power Company began sending  alternating current (AC) to Buffalo, NY, twenty-five miles away. Cities  throughout the world followed suit and made commercial AC power  available to the general public, even miles from the power generating  station. As a result, Tesla’s high voltage loop devices, which were  powered by AC, started to become widely known and applied.
    In  1898, Tesla published a paper that he read at the eighth annual meeting  of the American Electro-Therapeutic Association in Buffalo, NY. He  states that one of the early observed and remarkable features of pulsed  magnetism was its apparent harmlessness, which made it possible to pass  relatively great amounts of electrical energy through the body of a  person. loops up to three feet in diameter were used for magnetically  treating the body without contact, though ten to a hundred thousand  volts were present "between the first and last turn”. Tesla concludes  that bodily "tissues are condensers" in the 1898 paper, which is the  basic component (dielectric) for an equivalent circuit only recently  developed for the human body. In fact, the relative permittivity for  tissue at any frequency from ELF   (10 Hz-100 Hz) through RF (10 kHz-100  MHz) exceeds most commercially available dielectrics on the market.
     This unique property of the human body indicates an inherent  adaptation and perhaps innate compatibility toward the presence of high  voltage electric fields, probably due to the high trans-membrane  potential already present in cellular tissue. Tesla also indicates that  the after-effect from his loop treatment was certainly beneficial.

In 1895, through the  genius of Nikola Tesla, the Niagara Falls Power Company began sending  alternating current (AC) to Buffalo, NY, twenty-five miles away. Cities  throughout the world followed suit and made commercial AC power  available to the general public, even miles from the power generating  station. As a result, Tesla’s high voltage loop devices, which were  powered by AC, started to become widely known and applied.
    In  1898, Tesla published a paper that he read at the eighth annual meeting  of the American Electro-Therapeutic Association in Buffalo, NY. He  states that one of the early observed and remarkable features of pulsed  magnetism was its apparent harmlessness, which made it possible to pass  relatively great amounts of electrical energy through the body of a  person. loops up to three feet in diameter were used for magnetically  treating the body without contact, though ten to a hundred thousand  volts were present "between the first and last turn”. Tesla concludes  that bodily "tissues are condensers" in the 1898 paper, which is the  basic component (dielectric) for an equivalent circuit only recently  developed for the human body. In fact, the relative permittivity for  tissue at any frequency from ELF   (10 Hz-100 Hz) through RF (10 kHz-100  MHz) exceeds most commercially available dielectrics on the market.
     This unique property of the human body indicates an inherent  adaptation and perhaps innate compatibility toward the presence of high  voltage electric fields, probably due to the high transmembrane  potential already present in cellular tissue. Tesla also indicates that  the after-effect from his loop treatment was certainly beneficial.

Dr. Antoine Priore 

Dr. Antoine Priore’s  electro-magnetic therapy machine was perfected during the 1960’s and  early 70’s while a team of leading French scientists demonstrated  conclusive, total remissions of terminal tumors and infectious diseases  in hundreds of laboratory anima - all funded by the French Government.   Complete remission of the treated diseases was attained, and the  animals’ immune systems were all restored to normal.   
Antoine  Priore began working in 1944-45 on the development of an  electro-magnetic device which cured cancer. He received backing and help  from some very interesting and courageous individuals including the  world-famous immunologist Dr. Raymond Pautrizel of the University of  Bordeaux, who did all the animal work.  Dr. Pautrizel took the research  in another direction using the machine to treat sleeping sickness in  animals, which was his specialty. Sleeping sickness was of primary  concern to Dr. Pautrizel because of its prevalence in tropical  countries.
When he injected rabbits with the pathogen trypansome,  which causes sleeping sickness, the rabbits would all die within 72  hours. But when exposed to the Priore device, these same rabbits would  live. Yet their blood was still teeming with the trypanosomes which  could be extracted from the radiated rabbits and injected into other  control rabbits, which would then die. This implies that the machine was  doing something electro-magnetically to the rabbits’ immune systems  such that they were able to fight off a lethal disease which would  normally kill them in 72 hours!

 Georges Lakhovsky 

Georges Lakhovsky’s  philosophy was that "the amplitude of cell oscillations must reach a  certain value, in order that the organism be strong enough to repulse  the destructive vibrations from certain microbes." He goes on to say,  "The remedy in my opinion, is not to kill the microbes in contact with  the healthy cells but to reinforce the oscillations of the cell either  directly by reinforcing the activity of the blood or in producing on the  cells a direct action by means of the proper rays." To prove his point,  Lakhovsky’s Radio-Cellulo-Oscillator (RCO) produced low frequency ELF  all the way through gigahertz radiowaves with lots of "extremely short  harmonics." His book, “The Secret of Life” was first published in  English in 1939. In 1949, a review of Lakhovsky’s work was published as  “Waves That Heal” by Mark Clement. Lakhovsky’s theory is that each cell  in the body of an organism-be it a plant, an animal, or a human being-is  in itself a little radio receiver and works on its own special little  frequency. Each cell, in addition to being biological tissue, is also  electricity. On that theory, he held that pathology was a not matter of  biological concern or intervention, but one of electrical concern and  intervention. The record of his treatment of degenerative disease, with  what amounts to an early "energy-medicine" device, was remarkable and  helped further the groundwork Tesla had begun 50 years earlier.

 Dr. Abraham Liboff 

A modern-day physicist  and inventor, Dr. Abraham Liboff is the discoverer of electric-field and  geomagnetic ion cyclotron resonance. This theory reliably explains the  resonant interaction of static magnetic fields with endogenous AC  electric fields in biological systems.
A physicist with Oakland  University, he has helped introduce significant physics principles into  the field of bioelectromagnetics. His "Method and Apparatus for the  Treatment of Cancer" (US Patent #5,211,622) tunes an alternating  magnetic field superimposed on a static magnetic field, to maintain a  combined effect that has the proper cyclotron resonance frequency so  that the neoplastic tissue containing a preselected ion can be treated  to bring about a decrease in the proliferation rate of the cancer cells.  It also can be combined with a chemotherapeutic agent for a synergistic  effect. t is noted in the patent disclosure that "up to 100 days of  treatment will provide beneficial results”

 Dr. Robert Becker 

A pioneering medical  doctor in the 1960’s, A pioneering medical doctor in the 1960’s, Dr.  Becker is most famous for his book, The Body Electric, in which he gave  an autobiographical account of his life experiences with  bioelectro-magnetics.   
Not only did he establish that the Chinese  meridians of the body are skin pathways of decreased electrical  resistance, but he discovered a host of other bioelectric effects within  the body as well; for example the electrostimulating of  limb-regeneration in mammals. He also worked on electrically stimulating  bone growth with Dr. Andrew Bassett, who along with Dr. Arthur Pilla,  developed a very effective PEMF generator to stimulate bone fracture  healing, now approved by the FDA with an 80% success rate. Similar PEMF  signals recently have been used effectively to prevent osteoporosis even  in patients with an ovariectomy.is most famous for his book, The Body  Electric, in which he gave an autobiographical account of his life  experiences with bioelectro-magnetics.   
Not only did he establish  that the Chinese meridians of the body are skin pathways of decreased  electrical resistance, but he discovered a host of other bioelectric  effects within the body as well; for example the electrostimulating of  limb-regeneration in mammals. He also worked on electrically stimulating  bone growth with Dr. Andrew Bassett, who along with Dr. Arthur Pilla,  developed a very effective PEMF generator to stimulate bone fracture  healing, now approved by the FDA with an 80% success rate. 

Similar PEMF  signals recently have been used effectively to prevent osteoporosis even  in patients with an ovariectomy.