He was the man closest to God in history. Because he was so powerful, he was erased from the textbooks.

He is the man closest to God in history. Because he was too powerful, he was erased from the textbooks. He is a technological genius and a legendary figure who almost became the richest man in the world. He also made great contributions to all mankind. made a very big contribution. This person has been indifferent to fame and wealth throughout his life, choosing to do research in a low profile, and continue to mobilize power for the development of science and technology around the world. This person is Nicola Truss. During the Industrial Revolution, many admirable scientists were born on the earth. However, Nicholas Terras was able to rise above them all and become the man closest to God in history. In his life, he discovered many laws that shocked the world, and at the same time invented many creations that affected the world. Nikola Tesla was born into a Serb family in the village of Smiwan, Croatia. His parents were both Serbian. He was the fourth of five children. After graduating from college, he immigrated to the United States and became a U.S. citizen. At the same time, he also received honorary doctorates from Yale University and Columbia University. In the United States, Tesla's reputation in history or popular culture rivals that of any other inventor or scientist. After he demonstrated wireless communication in 1893 and became the winner of the Battle of the Electric Currents, he became highly respected as one of America's greatest electrical engineers. So far, he is the first and only person who can create artificial lightning. Many of Tesla's great inventions are revolutionary, including X-ray vision, wireless transmission, and cosmic signal receivers. , radio, radar, etc. all have an indelible and important relationship with Tesla. Nikola Tesla was the first person to invent microscopes, televisions, lasers and other equipment. Some people even say that he invented the modern world. However, his most famous event was the Tunguska explosion in Russia. Legend has it that he nearly blew New York to the ground while digging a well. Many of his discoveries are considered groundbreaking and he is a pioneer in electrical engineering. And the mysterious theory of the new century Tesla's contemporary admirers regard him as "the man who created the twentieth century". His name is also the name of the world's first electric car, just because his contribution is too great, Nicholas Tesla once created a fireball, which was very interesting. He could control it with human thoughts. In 1882, Nikola Tesla went to Paris, France, and worked at the Edison Company. Worked as an engineer, designing and improving electrical appliances. In the same year, Tesla invented the induction motor and began to develop various devices using rotating magnetic fields (patented in 1888). Unfortunately, he left Paris in a hurry because his mother was critically ill. , my mother died a few hours after arriving, and she was never able to see her. Her last words before her death were: "You are finally here, Nicholas, my pride." "When she died, Tesla fell ill. He spent two or three weeks recuperating in his mother's birthplace of Chatz and Gospich. To say that Nikola Tesla invented nearly a thousand things in his life, But in the end, only more than 700 patents were applied for, and countless people helped develop them, but he didn't get any of them. In his later years, he completed a masterpiece in human history, the dynamics of gravity. Theory, including the design of the space transmission system and the gravity gate system, including the design of anti-gravity and artificial gravity devices. It must be said that his invention was too shocking and even beyond this era, because Nikola Tesla was too great. It’s amazing. The things he researched cannot be developed by others at all. His inventions and discoveries are all chapters of the new era. However, because he was so powerful, he was erased from the textbooks! This god-like man finally reached the age of 20! He closed his eyes with peace of mind in the middle of the century and died at the age of 87. Perhaps it was because Nikola Tesla spent his whole life doing research that he never married. Although he was a peerless genius, it is a pity that not many people remember him. After his death, the United States decided to restore Nikola Tesla's patent number and completely retain all his research materials. His ashes were buried in Nikola Tesla in Belgrade, Serbia, in 1957. The museum can be regarded as a place of fame in history.