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In February 1882, Nikola Tesla discovered the rotating magnetic field, a fundamental principle in physics and the basis of nearly all devices that use alternating current. This book explores the enigma of a man who had a vision of bettering the world for humanity, yet whose relationships with others were strained.
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  • SKU: 9780973248197
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In February 1882, Nikola Tesla discovered the rotating magnetic field, a fundamental principle in physics & the basis of nearly all devices that use alternating current. This book explores the enigma of a man who had a vision of bettering the world for humanity, yet whose relationships with others were strained.

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magnetic - A susbstance affected at a microscopic level by an applied magnetic field.
World - A physical grouping, commonly used to describe earth and everything associated with ti
Vision - To be able to imagine, also can mean what you can see.

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