Nikolas Tesla

Legacy in the 20th century

Tesla's power plant in Niagara Falls, which is still running today, powered Buffalo and many other nearby cities. The death beam was presented to the Allies in WWII, which also inspired Reagan's Star Wars laser combat strategy in the Cold War. The AC motor and Tesla Coils help power most of the homes, and nearly all power made from AC started to form in the Twentieth Century. All of Tesla's inventions and ideas became incorporated into the media and lives of people, from robots to radio to neon. The invention of radar and the internet were also theorized by Tesla. The man who invented the Twentieth Century is starting to get some credit.