Nikola Tesla was born in the Austrian Empire, but the brilliant inventor has a connection to New York, having lived his final years in a midtown hotel that now bears a plaque in his honor. Starting today, the city’s New York Hall of Science (at the World’s Fair site in Queens) is offering up a new exhibition about his life, in honor of Nikola Tesla Day — also, coincidentally, the man’s birthday. Created in collaboration with Belgrade’s Nikola Tesla Museum, the exhibit features working models of his inventions, photos and models of his labs. Tesla’s Wonderful World of Electricity runs through October 20th and is free with admission to the museum.
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Source: New York Hall of Science
