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Tesla Master of Lightning Tesla Master of Lightning
Friday, November 30, 2007 - Iddo Genuth
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Tesla Master of lightning – This PBS special was first broadcasted in the U.S. in 2004. The corresponding website includes information intended to assist teachers in creating lesson plans on the great thinker. The site also has an abundance of information on Tesla's life and legacy and on his inventions, including the AC motor, Tesla coil, the radio, improved lighting and more. On the site, one can read articles written by Tesla, see a timeline of the development of radio and electricity, and a find a partial list of Tesla's many patents.
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Comments & Replies (2)
Lightning   (12/02/07 - 23:07 - by .c)
It's spelled "lightning", not "lightening", just like the title shown
in the screenshot.
Fixed   (12/03/07 - 4:58 - by Iddo Genuth)
Fixed.

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