#NikolaTesla

Описание: ⚡ The Sorcerer of Light: Nikola Tesla’s Tragic Genius
Born during a fierce lightning storm in 1856, Tesla seemed destined to command the heavens. He didn't just invent machines; he saw them in his mind with such vivid detail that he didn't need blueprints. He was the man who dreamed of a world powered by the very air we breathe—a world of free, wireless energy for all.

The War of Currents
When Tesla arrived in America with nothing but four cents and a book of poetry, he went to work for Thomas Edison. But the "Wizard of Menlo Park" and the "Sorcerer of Light" were destined for a brutal collision. Edison championed Direct Current (DC), while Tesla knew that Alternating Current (AC) was the only way to light the world.

The battle that followed was a nightmare of propaganda. Edison, desperate to win, publicly electrocuted animals to prove AC was "dangerous." But at the 1893 World's Fair, Tesla won. He flicked a switch and turned the night into day, proving that his vision was the future.

The Tower of Dreams
Tesla’s greatest dream was the Wardenclyffe Tower—a massive structure intended to transmit messages and power across the globe without a single wire. But the bankers saw no profit in "free energy." They pulled their funding, and the tower was demolished for scrap.

A Lonely End
The man who gave us the radio, remote control, neon lights, and the motor that powers our modern world died alone in a New York hotel room. His only friends were the pigeons he fed in the park. He died penniless, while others became billionaires using his ideas. He once said, "The present is theirs; the future, for which I really worked, is mine."