My Inventions

The great mysteries of existence are yet to be unraveled; even death may turn out to be not the end. - Nikola Tesla.
Some called him the man who invented the 20th century, an outstanding electrical engineer, a man from the future, a great inventor, and even the master of the Universe; others considered him a charlatan, a madman ahead of his time, and a genius of self-promotion…
Who was this inventor, bold and even revolutionary in his ideas, who patented over 300 inventions in the richest countries of the world? His name is still enveloped in legends today, and some of his research is linked to the mysteries of the Tunguska meteorite and the "Philadelphia Experiment."
In his autobiography, Nikola Tesla comes across as somewhat naive, and at times quite ironic. It contains many interesting facts, paradoxical judgments, as well as the reflections of a genius scientist on how inventions can influence world politics and the cosmos as a whole.
For inventors, both current and future, as well as for anyone interested in technological progress.