TESLA\'S DREAM COME TRUE Croatian Scientist`s Wireless Electricity Transfer Croatian scientist Marin Soljacic made Nikola Tesla\'s dream come true, he realised the wireless transfer of electricity. American scientists successfully tested an experimental wireless electricity transfer system, the BBC reports. The Science magazine wrote that electricity had been transferred to a 60 watt bulb from a distance of two metres. The team is led by Croatian scientist Marin Soljacic The team of scientists from Massachusetts credited for this important invention is led by a Croatian scientist, Marin Soljacic. The team also includes Andre Kurs, Aresteidis Karalis, Robert Moffat, J. D. Joannopoulos and Peter Fisher. -We believed in this theory and we ran experiments until we succeeded -- Marin Soljacic told the BBC. The wireless transfer of electricity was established for the first time and proven in theory in February and now it has been implemented. The conduction of electricity was established between two induced coils, two metres apart, the BBC explains. Measurements have shown that 40 percent of energy is transferred by wireless means and the transfer is possible even with obstacles between the two coils -- wooden materials or electronic equipment. -These results are encouraging, we believe we are not far from practical use -- Soljacic concluded. From 19th century to this day Physicist and engineer Nikola Tesla conducted experiments of the wireless transfer of electricity back in the 19th century, but his ambitious project -- a 29-metre high antenna Wardenclyffe Tower in New York failed because Tesla ran out of money. Nikola Tesla Science power electric Energy electricity experiment coil documentary technology croat croatia inventions hrvatska thomas alva edison lika smiljan zagreb nassa htv dnevnik とある男性二人がバス停でバスを待っています。そこに太陽と勝負をしているのか、イタズラな風が吹いてきます。残り寿命カウントダウンが始まったご老人の密かなオシャレポイントであるカツラが飛ばされてしまう訳ですな。そこから面白喜劇の始まり。昔懐かしのコントを思い出させるような作りになっていて、個人的に思い出深いアクシデンツもあるのでちょいとツボにｗｗ不思議と学生時代に僅かながらいた人達を思い出させる感慨深い作品となっています。