Tesla's Cat

Switching radio stations in the car, responding to a message on WhatsApp, or signing up for an MRI, we do not think about how these devices work and who authored them. Who was the person who once thought of making our lives more comfortable? Perhaps no one can tell this story more captivatingly than the inventor himself.
The reader of this book will be transported to 1930s America in a hotel room in Manhattan, where the genius of the 20th century, Nikola Tesla, gives an interview. In a simple and friendly manner, the scientist shares the story of his life, explains the basics of electricity, and quite emotionally shares his inner experiences. His interviewers are perhaps already familiar to the reader from M. Marelli's first book "The Cat That Wasn't. Wonders of Quantum Physics," published by our publishing house. This is a girl correspondent named Monica and a telepathic cat named Sophie.
The book is intended for a wide audience, and it can be especially useful for teenagers interested in physics and how discoveries are made.