@ri_science: Nikola Tesla was born #OnThisDay in 1856. ⚡   His legendary 1892 Royal Institution lecture was so popular that he was urged to hold an encore the following day.   In that same theatre, Innovator-in-Residence David Ricketts demonstrates the fascinating power of high-voltage science.   Watch the full video at the 🔗 on our profile: @ri_science (TikTok tab)   #Science #SciTok #ScienceTok #TeslaCoil #Engineering

JB316 :

Wasn't that the Inspector Gadget music?

Michael :

how many octaves and notes in the highs and lows flats and minors. can this device achieve?

jeager-lonewolf :

Tesla coil

theartistformallyknownassam :

metal as struck 😉🤘

Classitrader :

Robin E :

Fun fact, you can build your own Tesla coil at home - I know, cause I did. * You should not do it unsupervised - You need to understand how electricity works!

Db :

if you don't love the RI lectures there's something wrong

shawn :

I'll never forget going to the science museum and seeing the electricity exhibit blown away.

Great Bambino :

If it break down air molecules, is it certain elements? Can they be separated in this way?

Tyler Leitch :

Is that a dubstep remix I hear 👂?

I'm so donewith people :

OK, how do I convince my head teacher to buy me one! 😁

Tony :

Many people thought they’re gonna play Tesla on the Tesla coil?? yes that’s the name of the band

Americanhero :

This man fears no god.

Alvaro :

Volume

user4412789311266 :

plays popcorn 😂😂 awesome 😁

justjoshin :

So do tesla coils plug into 3.5mm audio sockets? Asking for a friend

user1878689417938 :

Science is awesome

K9katluver :

Wow. How cool is that!!!! 😳😳😳😳

Jett :

How ionic. 😂😂😂

Brandon :

Shaggz Fraggz :

Lol they're scared

davedee93 :

that's cool.

Joansky :

so much fun