More than 150 years ago, the Earth witnessed a new era of revolutionary innovations from which inventions were born that changed the shape of the life we ​​live today. Its first story was written by a wild Serb with a free and renewed mind known as Tesla. What is the story of Nikola that changed the life of humanity today and what is its relationship to Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein? What is the truth about secret innovations and free energy? Rather, what is the story of ionic experiments in charged astronomy? We will sail with you in this episode to the beginnings of modern history and reveal to you very important documents and events that will tell you a secret era in the life of the most famous inventor in the twentieth century. You will have an appointment for the first time to hear the second story of Nikola Tesla, the story that you have never heard before. Nikola did not complete his early childhood years until he was infected with cholera, but he recovered from it in a strange way as soon as his father gave up on his demand that he become a priest. The days passed and Tesla grew up quickly to join the engineering school, where he showed special abilities in solving complex mathematical problems to the point that his teachers accused him of cheating. Tesla says in his interviews and memoirs that the disease made him see things from the future and his mind He drew innovations that did not exist at the time, and although he was an outstanding student, he eventually withdrew from the "Polytechnic School of Engineering", and moved to the Grazie Institute and the University of Paris and finally became a successful and even superior electrical engineer, but unfortunately he ended up working for the "Continental Edison" company of the scientist Thomas Edison, in 1882. Unlike the first case, Edison was lucky to meet Tesla. It seems that God's destiny wanted Edison's company to be exposed again to a series of engineering problems in his direct current electric motors, so he made an offer worth $ 50,000, which was a real fortune at the time. Once again, the ambitious young Tesla came forward to solve this problem and overcome it within six months and at a rate of 18 hours a day, but after he demanded his promised prize, Edison told him a sentence that Tesla will never forget throughout his life: The offer was just a joke and not real. Tesla left the company six months later, and with God's help, Tesla was able to develop good relationships with two businessmen, which was the reason for establishing the company Tesla Electric Light and Manufacturing in 1884. Tesla was scammed a third time when his partners decided they wanted to focus entirely on electricity supply services, so they took the company's intellectual property and patents and formed another company in 1886, leaving Tesla with nothing. However, he did not give up. In 1887, Nikola Tesla met two investors who agreed to support the creation of the Tesla Electric Company. A year later, Tesla received the first two patents for alternating current, and then the war of currents began between Edison, who had direct current, and Tesla, who had alternating current. At that time, George Westinghouse, the owner of the Westinghouse Company, supported Tesla's alternating current; although direct current was more widespread, he chose alternating current because of his desire to transmit electrical energy over long distances. Because of the conflict between Edison's direct current and Westinghouse's alternating current, which led to the undermining of the prices of their products together, Edison no longer had a voice in front of Tesla's brilliance, who directed his thought towards studying charged astronomy and taking advantage of lightning strikes to generate electricity. In 1899, he headed towards the Colorado springs, which were located in an open area with large climate fluctuations. Tesla built his famous laboratory, which has the most famous photograph in the world. He was able to build an electrical transformer that could store the electric shock and generate millions of volts from it with a frequency of up to 150 thousand hertz. At that time, he completely achieved the generation of free wireless electricity. In 1901, Tesla convinced JP Morgan Investment Bank to build a tower in Long Island, USA, as he believed that through this tower he would achieve his plan to supply the world with electricity. However, his dream did not come true, and during the initial experiments he was unable to convince financiers of the possibility of achieving the idea, and the bank quickly withdrew the funding. As usual, Tesla, who was based on not giving up, bought an area of ​​land in 1905 with the support of a financing company in Long Island and built the Wardenslev project, which amplifies the current to millions of volts based on the internal resonance of the ionosphere by collecting the charged and scattered atmosphe