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This is probably the question that I can't answer. I spend a whole bunch of time reading about him and his inventions. Now where Nikola stated why he became a scientist. I could give you my opinion about that.
Nikola Tesla had a elevated IQ. In his mind, he could see where the rest had failed in physics and electricity related fields. He saw electrical engines throwing sparks to the sides when they were put to work. He knew that was not right. A teacher got mad with him because he deviced in his head a way to get rid of the sparks.
He had to correct these problems on his own, which he did.
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Was Nikola Tesla the only scientist in his family?
After Tesla, some of his nephews became scientist s like him.
What did Nikola Tesla do as a child?
Nikola was the fourth of five children, having one older brother and three sisters, Milka, Angelina and Marica. Dane, who was killed in a horse-riding accident when Nikola was five, made Nikola to become the older brother of the Tesla's silibins.
Where there any turning points in Nikola Tesla's life?
Part visionary, part mad scientist, and absolute genius, Tesla should be as famous as Edison - but he's been largely forgotten. Dr. Nikola Tesla was one of the most brilliant inventors of history and was of an unusual intellectual vision. He is affectionately refered to as the "Father of Free Energy". When he broke up with Edison, that was a turning point for Nikola Tesla.
What were the names of Nikola Tesla's parents?
Nikola Tesla's father's name was Milutan and his mother's name was Djuka.
Was Nikola Tesla a freemason?
no
