Dozens of times a day, each of us does not hesitate to use energy sources - coal deposits, oil reservoirs, wind and water, atoms and the sun. All this turns into electricity, the workhorse of modernity.
In the early twentieth century, there was a battle between two systems - direct current by Thomas Edison and alternating current by Nikola Tesla and George Westinghouse. As we remember, Edison's ideas became more popular. Today, however, electrification has no less complex networks than, for example, the Internet.
In the early twentieth century, there was a battle between two systems - direct current by Thomas Edison and alternating current by Nikola Tesla and George Westinghouse. As we remember, Edison's ideas became more popular. Today, however, electrification has no less complex networks than, for example, the Internet.
Open up
