The Oatmeal is collaborating with Indiegogo and has sent out a message to the science-loving world requesting some help to raise enough funds to buy the land, laboratory and foundation underneath Tesla’s Wardenclyffe tower (which was demolished) so that it is permanently protected as a historic site and eventually built into a Nikola Tesla Science Center.
The internet cannot get more awesome than this. It just can’t.
Click here or in the picture to read the whole thing!

The Oatmeal is collaborating with Indiegogo and has sent out a message to the science-loving world requesting some help to raise enough funds to buy the land, laboratory and foundation underneath Tesla’s Wardenclyffe tower (which was demolished) so that it is permanently protected as a historic site and eventually built into a Nikola Tesla Science Center.

The internet cannot get more awesome than this. It just can’t.

Click here or in the picture to read the whole thing!

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