Tesla was born on July 10, 1856, in Smiljan, which was part of the Austrian Empire and is now in modern-day Croatia.

he Niagara Falls power plant, using Tesla’s AC system, became the first large-scale hydroelectric power project in the world.

Tesla’s Wardenclyffe Tower was designed for wireless energy transmission and global communication, but it was never completed.

The War of the Currents was a rivalry between Tesla’s AC system and Edison’s DC system for electricity distribution.

George Westinghouse partnered with Tesla to promote the AC system, which eventually became the standard.

The Tesla Coil is a resonant transformer circuit still used in radio technology and wireless energy research.

The tesla (T) is the SI unit of magnetic flux density, named in honor of Nikola Tesla’s contributions to electromagnetism.

Tesla is renowned for his work on alternating current (AC), which became the standard for electricity distribution.

Tesla was deeply fascinated by lightning and electricity, which inspired his research into wireless energy transmission.

Tesla worked for Thomas Edison briefly before leaving due to differing views on electrical systems (AC vs. DC).