Никола Тесла. Повелитель вселенной

Author: Mark Seifer Nikola Tesla was born in the middle of the 19th century in a small Yugoslav village, in a generally ordinary family, but his whole life - the life of a genius and a hermit - was so amazing that he was considered an alien from another planet. Tesla easily stepped forward 100 years, provoking the most important (and, as time has shown, the bloodiest) technical revolution. He invented the induction motor, fluorescent lamps and wireless communication, thinking that it works for the good - remote-controlled projectiles, vertical take-off aircraft and laser weapons. His power was so great that even the fall of the Tunguska meteorite is still considered the work of his hands. Tesla was sure that X-rays can be used not only in medicine, but if desired, you can split the Earth through resonance ... The doctors had not yet had time to ascertain his death, and the FBI agents were already taking out sealed boxes with documents, drawings, samples of incredible machines and nothing more god knows what else. All this disappeared in the cellars of a secret department. Who knows what our world would be like if Tesla realized at least half of his grandiose projects? Who knows what would be our world?. . Publishers: Eksmo, Yauza, 2007 Hardcover, 624 pp. ISBN; 978-5-699-23746-3 Format: 84x108/32