Nikola Tesla

Nikola Tesla

Summary

Portrait of Nikola Tesla Nikola Tesla,  ../../../../ (1909)

“ Of all the evidence of narrow mindedness and folly, I know of no greater than the stupid belief that this little planet is singled out to be the seat of life, and that all other heavenly bodies are fiery masses or lumps of ice. Most certainly, some planets are not inhabited, but others are, and among these there must exist life under all conditions and phases of development. ”
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Portrait of Nikola Tesla Nikola Tesla,  ../../../../ (1909)

“ In the solar system Venus, the Earth, and Mars represent respectively, youth, full growth, and old age. Venus, with its mountains rising dozens of miles into the atmosphere, is probably as yet unfitted for such existence as ours, but Mars must have passed through all terrestrial states and conditions.
Civilized existence rests on the development of the mechanical arts. The force of gravitation on Mars is only two-thirds of that on earth, hence all mechanical problems must have been much easier of solution.
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Portrait of Nikola Tesla Nikola Tesla,  ../../../../ (1909)

“ This being the case, could we but penetrate the prison wait of the atmosphere, we could clearly perceive the smallest object on the most distant star, so inconceivably tenuous, frictionless, rigid, and elastic is the medium pervading the universe. ”
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