See also:
- Tesla: Master of Lightning
keywords: science and technology, history, famous people, language, encryption, secret, scientist, tesla coils, electricity, serbian, physicist, magnetism, industrial revolution, trivia, fun fact, fact of the day
Watch the third installment of our award-winning ad campaign! It's currently airing on network and basic cable stations in the U.S. and U.K.
Factropolis is an association of teachers, historians, scientists and researchers dedicated to eliminating the gaps in public knowledge. We dig up forgotten trivia, right historical wrongs, answer reader questions and have tons of fun!
All of our facts are scrutinized by a team of highly qualified editors who are passionate about obscure trivia.
If so, send your obscure trivia to Factropolis. Our editors will check your submission for accuracy. If it's an authentic, obscure and interesting fact, we may add it to our library (and credit you, of course)!
Winner! Silver Medal for excellence in online education
Recipient! The 2006 Gemmy award for
best of the Net
Winner! The E. W. Bloome award for information excellence
4 Comments
Incorrect.
The mysterious thing about Tesla's work is that he never wrote anything down. He kept it all in his head.
Read his biography, you'll see.
By
Anonymous, at August 07, 2008 12:46 AM
He refused to take notes.
By
Xetheare, at November 18, 2008 5:43 AM
How could he devise a binary code "based on Pig Latin"?
It's a binary code; it's fucking zero and one.
By
Anonymous, at September 02, 2009 9:12 PM
obviously you don't know about binary code considering the fact that the computer you used to write your comment uses binary code.....
By
Anonymous, at January 25, 2010 9:57 PM
>> Post a Comment
<< Home