In 1899, Nikola Tesla moved to Colorado Springs to test high-voltage experiments. He built a massive coil capable of generating millions of volts of electricity. Locals reported lightning in clear skies and sparks flying from water taps. One night, he sat calmly beside the roaring machine-reading a book. This photo was real. No tricks, no CGI-just Tesla and raw power. He believed energy could be harnessed wirelessly, across the planet. But the world called him mad-and cut the funding that could'

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