10 Nikola Tesla Coloring Pages - Free!
Famous Scientists and Inventors
Did you like the picture of Nikola Tesla that we colored this time? We are very excited to have such an important inventor in our gallery, and since we know you admire him too, this is your chance to show off your skills.
And so you can make the most of your artistic gifts, at Coloring Together we have brought the best collection of pictures of Nikola Tesla to color, easy Nikola Tesla drawings and cartoon drawings of Nikola Tesla, all in one place, waiting for you!
With your favorite pencils you can create great works by blending the colors to create soft transitions. And if you also add shadows and lighting to your picture, everyone will think Tesla will step out of the page to continue with his amazing inventions.
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All right! It is time to prepare your materials and sharpen your desire to color to bring the Nikola Tesla coloring pages to life. This great inventor deserves the best of your skills. We are excited to see the result of this great work!
Nikola Tesla coloring pages
Why color nikola tesla pictures?
Nikola Tesla was a Serbian-American inventor, electrical engineer and physicist, considered one of the greatest inventors in history. His great work laid the foundations for the technology related to electricity and electromagnetism that we know today.
When he arrived in the United States, he worked for Thomas Edison, with whom he struck up a friendship before they began to have disagreements, since Tesla believed that alternating current was a superior form of electricity compared to the direct current championed by Edison.
At Coloring Together we know that, just like us, you are also a great admirer of this great inventor. That is why on this occasion we have collected the best pictures of Nikola Tesla to color, with which you will be able to have a chat with this historical figure.
Also, above each of the Nikola Tesla coloring pages you will find a small fact about his life that will make you feel closer to Tesla. What are you waiting for? You don't get the chance every day to work alongside someone so important in modern engineering.
Learn while coloring Nikola Tesla
- Some of Nikola Tesla's closest friends pointed out that he was a fun man, as Marc Seifer, author of the book "Wizard: The Life and Times of Nikola Tesla", said.
- Nikola Tesla and Edison were rivals, but not archenemies. In fact, when Tesla's laboratory burned down, Edison provided him with a new one. It was clear that there was great mutual respect between them.
- It is said that Nikola Tesla hated pearls, to the point of not speaking with any woman who had them in her jewelry box and sending home the secretaries who wore them.
- After nearly dying from cholera, Nikola Tesla developed a strong fear of germs.
- It is said that Nikola Tesla had a photographic memory, which allowed him to quickly memorize various texts and create mental images to develop his inventions.
- It is said that Nikola Tesla had an obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) with the number three. He washed his hands three times in a row, used 18 napkins to clean his glasses since it was a number divisible by 3, and walked around buildings a total of three times before entering.
- Nikola Tesla died on January 7, 1943, at the age of 86, a few months before turning 87.
- Despite the fact that a great number of women fell at Nikola Tesla's feet, he chose to lead a life of chastity to devote himself to his inventions and thus avoid distractions.
- Nikola Tesla was a hyperpolyglot, since he was able to speak more than six languages fluently: Serbo-Croatian, French, German, Hungarian, Czech, English, Italian and Latin.
- Nikola Tesla believed in eugenics, which is the pursuit of better health and quality of life for the population through the control of reproduction. In other words, he considered that there were people who were not suitable to have offspring.
- Nikola Tesla had a great love for pigeons, he fed them, treated the ones that were sick in his hotel and it is said that he became obsessed with one of them, claiming that it "gave him reasons to live".
- Although it was Guglielmo Marconi who filed the patent for the radio in 1904, many believe that the true father of the radio was Nikola Tesla.
- Throughout his life, Nikola Tesla registered around 300 patents.
- In 1915, Nikola Tesla announced that he had developed a technology capable of providing free and unlimited energy to the whole world. Unfortunately, the project was never completed due to lack of funding.
- In 1960, the international system of units named the unit of measurement of the magnetic field in honor of Nikola Tesla. The unit is called "Tesla" and is abbreviated as "T".
