Marvels to Come.

Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, Issue 27, 4 October 1901, Page 2

Marvels to Come.

The greater inv> utor, iNikola Tesla according1 to^the 'New P. nny Magazii?.a,' pi-edicts that quite a number of marvellous inventions will see light during the pve^-tit century.. Among these is a system of- wire!es; tele-g-rapliv by wliieh a message can bfi sent cle :r a.ouiad the vvorld. J-.l ■cti-ical production of ozone for sterilising water, to rid it of i's man t i impurities The ma- ufacture -of the artificial food by .oxidised liydrogen. TJie flying machine yn\]. be a fact It ivill not bt'ijig- uiiiv.er.sal p-.->atj'.i ms some suppose Some na ion will rule the air as well as the sea Future develop.ueiils *riii tend io.jdimi.nish the nuiubrn- of ind-v----idua.'s !*3B t ng-ed in battle.. This will bring- into use a machine which can be operated Ivy the fewest possible individuals. The perfection of the ielautomatou., a machine having- all its bodilj mov.eiii.ents controlled from -a distonoe witJiout wires. Telautomatics are applicable to any machine that mores Oit laud in the water or in th« ai:1. The transmission of ■elejctri'cal energy through-the ea:th without a, wire, A system to draw energy fmm the «un. The electrolytic of ex raeting- iroa from ore and moulding it into* require! forms without f-.el c.msuniption. The ele^troletie mauufaeture at jduniiniti v and its gradual exterminati n of .copper and, possibly iron. A self-acting engine, capable of deriving1 energy from motion.