Wo Kon Tha 53 Who was Nikola Tesla Part 02 Faisal Warraich

The body of a haggard scientist was found in Room 317, Double Room 3 to 7, on the 33rd floor of the American Hotel, The New Yorker. In the room next to it, which was also used by him There were dozens of boxes lying there, containing his documents. Two superpowers of the world were eager to secure it before the other. However, these documents were immediately seized by the American intelligence agency, the FBI. Then some of the documents were stolen from them. It has been sixty-three years—sixty-three years—but we still don't know where the stolen documents are. Some of his papers that were published are censored at various places. What was written there? Perhaps only a few people knew this, but the question remains: why was there such importance attached to those documents? I'm Faisal Waraich, and that was the Koom from the series "Dekho Suno Jano." We are showing you the second and final part of Nikola Tesla's biography. By 1890, Nikola Tesla had already transferred a remarkable technology—alternating current—to the world. He could only afford a luxurious life for several more years based on his reality, but what happened was that his company began suffering losses at Listing House. This loss was happening to them for some other reason, but Tesla was a great human being. He was certainly not greedy. In order to save his company from loss, he gave up the reality show in which he was to receive two and a half dollars for every horsepower of AC current. Yet, this very favor proved extremely costly to him. Because later, when his new projects failed to become commercial, he was left with no source of income. Then it happened that in 1805, in New York, his personal laboratory caught fire. A great deal of it has been completely burned to ashes. He was working on the invention of the radio and on Valis technology, much of which was later destroyed in a fire. And it proved beneficial to Markoni. Because when his laboratory burned down, it took him some time to get settled again. During this period, his colleague Marco Antonio utilized his theories and those of several other experts. Successfully managed to experiment with transmitting radio signals up to twelve miles with their help. Thus, the credit for the invention of the radio truly belongs to Marconi. Nikola Tesla appeared to be lagging behind Marconi, but in this technology, he was still far ahead of Marconi. It was very expert. It had the capability to transmit radio signals over distances exceeding twelve miles. The greatest benefit of this technology was that the telephone had already been invented by then. However, weaving it required a great deal of money and hard work. If Tesla had shown a little more determination, he could have commercialized his technology and earned immense profits and benefits. But the thing was that a different idea had taken root in his mind. He began thinking not about competing with Markuli, but something else. that if sound waves could be transmitted from one place to another without a wire Why can't the electric current be passed through you? He thought, why not create such a technology? A way to transmit electricity across the entire world without any wires. Tesla also successfully conducted experiments at his laboratory to illuminate a light bulb using wireless electricity. It transfers electricity like lightning across short distances without any wires. And he sat nearby, continuously reading a book, as you can see in this picture. This is not a Photoshop image; it is the original photograph. He was also giving demonstrations of his success at universities and other places. So that he could get the investment. The problem was that his experiments were transmitting electricity without wires. However, it had not yet successfully demonstrated wireless power transmission over long distances, despite some success over short distances. That is precisely why, in eighteen hundred and ninety-nine, the Attain Ninety-Nine He built a laboratory in the U.S. state of Colorado and invested his entire fortune into transmitting electricity wirelessly over long distances. He began working day and night on that technology. He would sometimes sleep for just one or two hours, but even during that time, he would still relentlessly push his team. Due to his ideas and such extensive work, he became prominent in the scientific community. In the middle of the plateau stood a tall wooden tower with an antenna mounted on it. One evening, residents of Colorado saw an electric wave several hundred feet high rising from the antenna. Tesla was transmitting electricity wirelessly over long distances. The rumble of this lightning, too, could be heard up to twenty miles away, just like the rumble of lightning in the clouds. But as soon as this sight appeared, the power station of Lurdo City suddenly shook and flew away. The entire city was plunged into darkness, and criticism against the eccentric scientist intensified. Yet he did not return and kept persisting in continuous failed attempts. The series of experiences came to an end when the last coin had already been spent from his pocket. At the beginning of Anis's journey, when he returned from Colorado to New York, his fortune had already vanished. He had already given up his electricity royalty, and now he had no source of income left. He went to J. P. Morgan, Edison's investor, and said that he should fund his experiments on wireless electricity because he was very close to success. J.P. Morgan admitted it, but not for electricity—rather for wireless communication. because Marconi, who had invented radio, was now engaged in this effort so that signals could be sent from Europe across the Atlantic Ocean to America, and that too without any cables. For Tesla, this task was very easy because he was far ahead of Marconi in wireless technology. In fact, successful experiments in transmitting electricity without wires had already been achieved over short distances. That's why G.P. Margin wanted Tesla to quickly bring this technology into practical application. You could not only reduce the profit margin by a small amount Tesla could become a billionaire once again. G.P. Margan has devised a plan to donate $150,000 to Tesla for research on wireless communication. He gave Tesla a tower and laboratory on Long Island, near New York City. However, Tesla did not send radio signals in this laboratory; instead, he once again began experimenting with wireless electricity. As a result, Marcioni was given another chance. He sent signals across the sea without a wire, leaving Tesla's investor, J. P. Morgan, staring in disbelief. Disagreements between Edison and Tesla began to emerge. Tesla tried to explain to him that he was working on technology to transmit electricity across the entire world without wires, and was very close to success. Margo replied with a historical phrase. He said, "If electricity is supplied to every house without a cable, where will we install the meters?" Since Tesla had no answer for it, there was also no funding available for Tesla at Morgan's. Rather, they had already been dedicated to Fundación Marconi. When JP Morgan withdrew its support, Tesla once again became dependent on pennies. He was also losing his reputation and credibility within the business community. By 1990, Tesla's name began to disappear from the world of technology. His rivals, Edison and Marconi, had both gained fame and wealth from their work. Tesla was often distressed even for daily necessities. Your limit is that you used your royalty mortgage to save the Weston House Electric from damage. They were not helping Tesla either. He had contributed to some of the best inventions of his time. Seven hundred inventions around the world were named after him. However, the scientific community was also not providing him with financial support. Moreover, she was being sexually assaulted there with him. In 1909, the Nobel Prize was awarded to Marconi, Tesla's rival, in the field of physics. However, the theories of Tesla from which Marconi benefited He was not considered worthy of any honor. She went to court on her own initiative to try to establish that she also had a share in this invention. Give him some money as well, or at the very least, offer him some recognition. However, he also lost this case because he didn't have enough money to hire a good lawyer. Six years after the incident, people once again began to hear his name. It was decided that in 1915, he and Thomas Edison would jointly be awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics. However, suddenly for unknown reasons, the names of both were removed from the list. The name of a third British scientist, H. Berg, was mentioned. No reason was given for the Nobel Prize being withdrawn, but that is what people assumed. Perhaps Khbeti Tesla declined to share this award with Arab billionaire Edison. Because the two were practically enemies to each other. That is why this award was also taken back from them and given to someone else. Whatever the reason, not receiving the Nobel Prize was devastating for Tesla. Money was never his destination. A person inevitably becomes discouraged when, after so much effort, not even two genuine words of praise are received. Tesla too became disheartened and began isolating himself within his own thoughts. He had begun to flee from people. He kept feeding the pigeons in the park with grain. He considers him his only friend. Kept talking to them like a madman He might have died mad, but then Hitler arrived. And once again, Tesla's name has come to the lips of world leaders. After seeing Hitler's war weapons, the United States and Britain began to feel the need for such weapons. With the help of those, they were able to resist Hitler's war mania. In such a case, Tesla made the claim that he had designed such a weapon. It is so dangerous that merely fearing it will bring all wars to an end. This weapon was later named Death Ray. According to Tesla, it will produce only a single powerful wave of electricity from the death ray. Within two hundred kilometers, hundreds of aircraft will be destroyed. Talks about Tesla's new invention or design have begun to spread from America to Europe. The truth was that Tesla had never conducted any experiments on such a weapon. It was just one of his paper formulas. This could have been the practical form of this formula. if the particles of mercury, that is, mercury vapor, are charged and fired through a gun A powerful lightning bolt will emerge, destroying everything in its path. As you may have seen in some movies, weapons of this kind. Tesla attempted to sell his theory to Britain, the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, and then the United States. Britain also offered him thirty million dollars, three hundred million dollars. However, the agreement could not be reached. Because Tesla wanted the money paid in advance. Perhaps because he had been severely burned in financial matters in life, he no longer trusted anyone. while Britain's demand was that they hand over their documents first. so that he could check whether his formula was actually feasible or not. Thus, this agreement broke down in this atmosphere of mistrust. Tesla has had a special affection for the number three throughout his life. Anis Soo Tis, Ninety Thirty's early on, the American Hotel New Yorker, Thirty-third floor, thirty-third room, two rooms Moved to Double Three Two Seven and Double Three Two Eight. One [room] was for him to live in, another [room] was where his belongings were kept. He used to live here alone, and it was here that he worked on various scientific theories. At that time, he was once on his way to the park when he was injured after colliding with a taxi. She sustained a severe injury to her waist, and three ribs were also broken. Moreover, he also refused to go to the doctor, as he had done throughout his entire life. The accident and the subsequent panic had left him in a terrible state. Once in his life, he mistakenly believed that extraterrestrial beings had sent him signals. And at the age of the same year, the six-foot-three-inch Ngunola Tesla was in such a condition that he began to look like an alien himself. That was precisely the moment when Westinghouse Electric, too, finally came to its senses. The company took on the expense of his meals, beverages, and hotel accommodation. Meanwhile, Yugoslavia, Tesla's native homeland, also began providing Tesla with a pension. With that money, Tesla's livelihood began. Tesla spent the last ten years of his life in the very same two rooms of this hotel where he had lived himself. And all of his research papers and documents also remained right here. Anis Soo Tintalis, in the Ninety Forty-Three, became restless seeking to obtain some of those papers in America. It was like this: when the Second World War, the great war in Japan, was ongoing, the idea came to America: why not just buy the formula for Tesla's death ray? Therefore, a high-level meeting was held at the White House on this matter. The one in which Tesla was supposed to speak about the Death Ray theory. However, for two days, a "Do Not Disturb" sign had been hanging outside Tesla's hotel room. When a med entered without permission and looked inside, Tesla was lying unconscious in Double Three Two Seven. It was January 7, 1934, the day when the 68-year-old Tesla had already passed away. After the final rites for Tesla were performed, his body was cremated, and his ashes were kept preserved. But Tesla's death sparked a fierce controversy. FBI agents in the United States launched a raid on Tesla's hotel room. He took possession of all the documents present there. FBI agents continued reviewing the documents, searching for Death Ray's formula. However, Tesla's heirs did not approve of the American government's action toward his relatives. They wanted to take Tesla's ashes and all his documents to Yugoslavia. Because Croatia was part of Yugoslavia at that time. Since Tesla had never married throughout his life, the claimant to his estate was his nephew, Dusko Pusinac. That is what the government in Yugoslavia also wanted. that Tesla's ashes and his remaining papers be given to him. To preserve his memorials as a national hero. However, the United States opposed it because Yugoslavia was an ally of the superpower Soviet Union, which was opposed to the United States. America was suspicious that Tesla's drawings and scientific theories had fallen into Russia's hands, and they might end up losing them. However, during that period, some of Tesla's documents were stolen or went missing. It is believed that they were abducted by Soviet spies. In 1976, the U.S. court ordered the transfer of Tesla's memorabilia to his nephew, following efforts by Tesla's heirs and Yugoslavia. However, a controversy soon arose here. According to FBI records, the belongings left behind by Tesla were still sealed in those very same boxes. But what equipment Comrade Kosanović took to Yugoslavia was packed into sixty crates. The briefcase and the suitcase were missing. It is also possible, according to the author of Tesla's biography, Wizard: The Life and Times of Nikola Tesla. that all the goods had completely filled sixty boxes It's also possible that some part of it was removed by the Americans. In any case, Tesla's nephew had arrived in Yugoslavia, carrying his uncle's memorabilia, research papers, and Tesla's ashes. The documents contained detailed drawings of it. In his notes, Tesla wrote down ideas for devices capable of flying without wheels. There were theories about altering the season and inducing artificial rainfall. There were formulas for transferring electricity without wires. There was a lot of work on Death Ray, and the nanodevices had successfully mastered the technology. Ideas for delivering electricity across the entire world using sunlight were also present in those documents. And I don't know what exactly it was, because there were thousands of documents. Their documents and memorabilia to the Ninety-Fifth Avenue It was taken to Yugoslavia and placed in the TESLA Museum in the central city of Belgrade, also known as Belgrade. If you go to this museum, there is a golden Gandhara statue placed on a high table here. The golden egg was Tesla's favorite design, and today his ashes are kept within it. Close to it, his death mask is also placed there as his final image. Nikola Tesla did not receive recognition for his work during his lifetime, but after his death, he was greatly honored. He was given the name Man of the Future. Today, the most advanced vehicles are being built in his name, and several units are named after him. Statues of him are erected in various places, including the United States, Croatia, Serbia, and who knows where else. When he was alive, he was the master of even the smallest coin. But after he died, his images began to appear on Serbia's currency notes. Mirza Ghalib may have said something like that for a moment like this. That we have acknowledged you will not be negligent, but you will turn to dust before you realize it. Friends, in your opinion, was Tesla a great scientist? A disciplined genius working on incomplete projects? Please share your opinion in the comments. And if you've missed Tesla's first invention and the scolding from your reading mother, click here. Here is the biography of Thomas Edison. And here, discover the incredible life and story of Genghis Khan?