The genius who invented alternating current Nicholas TeslaAlthough he is best known for this invention, he is a person who made many other inventions. What he says is unrecorded, still in the theory stage, that people use “states” today. mysterious There are even projects.

However, has someone who has made a name for himself with his inventions not made mistakes? Of course it did, we are all human; Even if you do, you will make mistakes. And what did they say: Edison found 100 ways not to invent the light bulb.

But the mistakes of Nikola Tesla, which we will talk about shortly, are not at the level of a normal person. But a genius can make such mistakes.

Tesla was against Einstein. He even disliked the “Concept of Relativity,” so to speak.

Here are Tesla’s own words on the concept of relativity: “Relativity is like a beggar in purple, who people think is a king. I argue that space cannot be bent for the simple reason that there is no tangible matter.”

This view is the first but not the last. its own He didn’t like Einstein at all.You will notice more in the following parts of our article.

The genius inventor believed that his brain could process faster than the speed of light.

Exact measurement of the speed of light: 299,792,458 meters per second

Maybe Tesla’s the most absurd this is the thought. He believed that his brain was capable of processing faster than the speed of light, yielding great inventions for mankind.

In fact, the reason behind this thought is also why he rejected the concept of Relativity. Tesla, the brightest star in the constellation Scorpius, is said to be moving 50 times faster than the universe’s speed limit. He thought he was measuring the cosmic rays from Antares.

However, this cosmic ray was faster than the speed of light. Thinking he could measure it, Tesla thought his brain was faster than the speed of light. (Speed ​​of Light = Per Second ~300,000 kilometers)

He denied the existence of electrons: can we say ‘electronist’?

In fact, it’s quite funny that a scientist whose discoveries and inventions are almost entirely electrical doesn’t believe in electrons. However We are talking about the 19th and 20th centuries., You must be understanding.

If you don’t know, let’s give you the information: Electricity is the name given to the flow of electrons with a conductor. However, as we said, Tesla did not believe in electrons. Yourself, He thought that the smallest matter in the universe was atoms.. Although most of the rest of the world thought so at the time.

Even if electrons existed, according to Tesla, they could only exist in perfect gravity. It’s a theory that was widespread in the 19th century,”ether conducts electricitydefended his theory. Let’s take a brief look at this theory.

According to this theory, Ether absorbs light and others longitudinally and transversely It is the medium that propagates electromagnetic waves throughout the universe.. In other words, it is the fabric of our universe made up of tiny grains that transmit energy in waves. It is named after Greek mythology’image of clear skies the one who “ethertakes from.

Nikola Tesla thought that the atom was indivisible

Because of his belief that electrons don’t exist, Tesla is predictable Nor did he believe that the atom could be divided. Because until it was created, people claimed that the atom was the smallest cornerstone and could not be shared. This is exactly what Tesla said about the atom:

“The idea of ​​atomic energy is an illusion, but it has gripped the mind so strongly that even after 25 years of resistance to the idea, there are still people who believe it to be real. .

I’ve used it with pressures ranging from 4,000,000 to 18,000,000 volts. more recently 50,000,000 volts I have designed a device that will produce many results of great scientific interest.

“But as far as atomic energy is concerned, my experimental observations suggest that the fission process, as might be expected on the basis of existing theories, showed that such energy could not be released.“

In order: Ernest Walton, Ernest Rutherford, John Cockroft

Later in London in 1932 John Cockroft and Ernest Walton For the first time in the world, scientists named two scientists have succeeded in splitting the atom. then from EinsteinTeslas ‘cannot be exposed’ We all know what he did with the energy he said…

Last and strangest: Tesla was in love with a pigeon

Tesla’s Weirdest Feature We’ve Saved for Last (yeah, it’s not really his opinion), was in love with a dove. In the last period of his life, Tesla experienced many events that we can call strange, this is one of them. He explains his love for the pigeon as follows:

“I loved that pigeon as a man loves a woman, and he loved me. As long as I had him, my life had a purpose.”

It must be a love that we don’t want to go into too much detail about. Finally, we must say that Nikola Tesla’s false views and ideas are what we are talking about here He was one of the greatest geniuses of the 19th and 20th centuries. Of course it won’t change…