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I am familiar with Tesla, however I believe its called the Tesla Tank due to those being Tesla coils on it. You know whats fun, Van de Graaff GeneratorsPaul wrote:thats funny its probably named tesla tank, because he created the particle beam weapon (AKA The Death Ray) and he even shared his research with soviets
I also forgot to mention he created neon lights, but seriously chek out HAARP
You personally, or with Tesla?Paul wrote:but anyways I think I pretty much topped the greatest american inventions
can anyone find better? hehe sorry its not like me to brag...
lol, ok well I suppose I worded that horrible...I meant I mentioned the greatest american inventions, thank you for the correction.BMMJ13 wrote:You personally, or with Tesla?Paul wrote:but anyways I think I pretty much topped the greatest american inventions
can anyone find better? hehe sorry its not like me to brag...
Discovering electricity and the light bulb are pretty important too, thank you Edison. Also, Tesla counts even though he isn't a natural born American right?Paul wrote:lol, ok well I suppose I worded that horrible...I meant I mentioned the greatest american inventions, thank you for the correction.BMMJ13 wrote:You personally, or with Tesla?Paul wrote:but anyways I think I pretty much topped the greatest american inventions
can anyone find better? hehe sorry its not like me to brag...
Seems someone beat me to it, I would guess that wherever the item is invented would be the country that gets credit, no?wiki wrote:Nikola Tesla, a Serbian-American physicist, inventor, and electrical engineer
Leave it to the Dutch to disagree with that statement, mate.Paul wrote:lol oh now a disussion on wether he was american or not, some how I knew you would be the one to bring that upNikola Tesla, a Serbian-American physicist, inventor, and electrical engineer
when dont you disagree with meLois Lane wrote:Leave it to the Dutch to disagree with that statement, mate.Paul wrote:lol oh now a disussion on wether he was american or not, some how I knew you would be the one to bring that upNikola Tesla, a Serbian-American physicist, inventor, and electrical engineer
*gives the stage to BMMJ13 for defence of statement*
Well, according to my Big Book of Facts, Tesla was born in 1856 in the Austrian Empire, Moved to Hungary in 1881, Moved to France in 1882, Moved to the USA in 1884, and then finally died there in 1943. 25 years in Austrian Empire (Too lazy to figure out what it would be todayPaul wrote:when dont you disagree with meLois Lane wrote:Leave it to the Dutch to disagree with that statement, mate.Paul wrote:lol oh now a disussion on wether he was american or not, some how I knew you would be the one to bring that upNikola Tesla, a Serbian-American physicist, inventor, and electrical engineer
*gives the stage to BMMJ13 for defence of statement*
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there is a consipericy for you
) and 59 years in USA, so really depends on what makes a persons nationality, majority of time spent or place of birth.That statement is pretty open, indeed many of his discoveries were made in America, but not all.Paul wrote:at his time of discoveries he was a american citizen...
Yup. It's a matter of concept.sgt.johnkeel wrote:Edison did not discover electricity
ancient greeks did, by rubbing amber and noting that it attracted straw
Knowing that something happens and knowing why are two different thingssgt.johnkeel wrote:Edison did not discover electricity
ancient greeks did, by rubbing amber and noting that it attracted straw