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100-year-old Tesla invention still not completely understood is useful in ways we had not realised, scientists say

Don t show me this message again✕ A 100-year-old Tesla invention is actually useful in ways scientists had not realised, according to new research. Nikolas Tesla won a patent for the device he created in 1920, one of many breakthrough inventions created by the engineer and futurist. But more than a century on, scientists have found that the “Tesla Valve” is not only more useful than previously realised, but that it could have other entirely new applications. “It’s remarkable that this 100-year-old invention is still not completely understood and may be useful in modern technologies in ways not yet considered,” said Leif Ristroph, an associate professor in New York University’s Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences and the paper’s senior author, in a statement.

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