Nikola Tesla facts include his intricate brain. Unlike other innovators, he did not draw his innovations. Instead, Tesla imagined the outcome of his effort. His parents devised methods to educate young Tesla's intellect to its greatest potential. As a result of this, Tesla developed a photographic memory. He then trained his imagination to see 3D pictures of his creations. Sherlock Holmes' mind palace is an example of this unique method in fiction.
Related Facts
There’s a good reason why braille is on the keypad buttons of drive-through ATMs.
Malta received the George Cross.
The Gala was not always held at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Scientists thought this dinosaur-era tree went extinct 150 million years ago — but then it was found growing wild in Australia.
Legs can grow back on centipedes.
Did you Know? Indian Constitution is a living document
Another proof that reinforces the fact that the origin of the Tandoori chicken took place in the Harappa Civilization
What Role Does Psychology Play in Everyday Life?
How much melanin, or pigment, is present in the eye affects the color of the eye
Some butterfly species migrate in order to avoid the cold.
When burning, a candle shouldn't produce smoke.
An English Stained Glass Tradition
Do you know about the cursed Terracotta Army?
Well Bees not only Sting, they Dance too
The pirates were chased out of The Bahamas by Captain Woodes Rogers.
Did you Know? Popcorn were invented by indigenous people of America
Did you Know? Baby Groot's Dance Routine took 2 Years?
The Meaning of the Name Khajuraho
The photophores, which are glandular, light-producing organs, allow krill to glow.
Parrots are the only birds who Can Eat With Their Feet.
People are happier when they crochet
Sea lampreys are an excellent example of an invasive species.
The mouth of a sea urchin is referred to as "Aristotle's Lantern."
Did you Know? Mehndi can be used as a medicine.
There was a pirate King in Sweden!