Tesla

One of the Best Popular Science Books of 2013 in the USA One of Nikola Tesla's greatest contributions to contemporary civilization was his invention of the electric motor that runs on alternating current (AC). The AC engine enabled the use of electrical energy not only for lighting but also for generating power. Today, machines operating in homes, workplaces and factories operate thanks to the AC engine. Tesla's other important invention was wireless energy transmission. Thanks to this invention, he produced several other very important technologies: remote control, radar, wireless lighting and wireless communications. However, since Tesla failed to turn them into commercial products, these inventions and technologies are not named after him today. These inventions, as well as the great ideas he put forward, were effective in Tesla's rise to fame. Providing people with free wireless energy and communication opportunities, communicating with the "Martians", creating a race of robots, putting an end to all wars thanks to the deterrent power of a weapon that emits death rays... Such amazing inventions and ideas led him to become a cultural figure that remains popular today. No wonder you opened it.

Tesla, the Inventor of the Electric Age, which reveals the works, imagination, thoughts and life of the great inventor as a whole, was chosen as "one of the best popular science books of 2013" in the USA.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 624

Year of Print: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Say Publications

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 624

Size: 14x21

First Print Year: 2016

Number of Printings: 2nd Edition

Language Turkish

Original Language: English

Original Name: Tesla: Inventor of the Electrical Age

Media Type: Paperback