Tesla Vs Edison

Explore the War of the Currents and the Individual Lives of Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison
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Two captivating manuscripts in one book:

Nikola Tesla: A Captivating Guide to the Life of a Genius Inventor

Thomas Edison: A Captivating Guide to the Life of a Genius Inventor

Who was the real winner in the war of the currents?

What happened to both of them?

And what were their lives like from beginning to end?

These are just some of the questions this book aims to answer so you can come to your own conclusion about the question; who was the better inventor, Nikola Tesla, or Thomas Edison?

Obsessive, brilliant, and tortured, Nikola Tesla was lauded for his invention of the alternating current (AC), and other significant contributions to science. His claim that “harnessing the forces of nature was the only worthwhile scientific endeavor" both impressed and enraged the scientific community. Eventually, his peers could no longer dismiss his eccentricities and began to view him as a crackpot — a potentially dangerous one.

The part of this book that covers mostly Nikola Tesla includes topics such as:

Childhood

Education and Early Career

Patents and Politics

The Eccentric Genius

Tesla’s Coil and the Niagara Contract

Influential Friends and the Lure of Flight

The Wardenclyffe Tower

1914 and Beyond

And much more!

Thomas Edison was born into a hard-working but attentive family. He struggled in school and became deaf at an early age. Born on February 11, 1847, Edison would become, arguably, the best-known American inventor of all time. His invention of the light bulb was one of more than 1,000 patents he held during his lifetime. Others included the phonograph, the electrical grid, and motion pictures. His work changed the way we see and hear the world around us.

The part of this book that covers mostly Thomas Edison includes topics such as:

America Before Edison

Enter the Edisons

Edison’s Mother and Life in Port Huron

Telegraphy and Leaving Home

Inventing the Future in Menlo Park

The Industrial Revolution and Lighting New York

The Phonograph and Moving Pictures

The World Columbian Exposition

The War of the Currents

Love, Marriage and Seminole Lodge

Edison’s War Work

Edison and Anti-Semitism

The Electric Chair

The Next Generation of Edison’s

Edison’s Legacy

And much more!