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The exhibition of the genius and scientist finishes this week Nikola Tesla at the Gabriela Mistral Center (GAM).
76 years after the death of Nikola Tesla (1856-1943), his research and innovations play a fundamental role in our daily lives. For example, he designed AC and radio, he was a pioneer of visionary technologies of his time such as robotics, vertical take-off aircraft, remote control, energy-saving lamps or transmission. of wireless electricity.
In addition, he laid the groundwork for the development of mobile telephony, WiFi, power generation and distribution, motors for most home appliances, among others.
The exhibition not only takes the figure of the inventor, but recalls the inspiration that many of the creators and scientists of these creators and scientists have been inspired in recent years, a real phenomenon that has makes an icon of the world. popular culture new generations, present in video games, comics, literature, movies, songs, series and thousands of websites.
The exhibition, organized by the Cultural Corporation of the Chilean Chamber of Construction (CChC), contains audiovisual resources such as augmented reality installations, historical photographs, animations, modules dedicated to their "magical inventions" , a historical context, a laboratory and the repercussions of your innovation.
This space also serves to understand how these past creations can help us to have a more sustainable future.
The sample is supported by the Laboratory of Plasma Physics and Nuclear Fusion of the Chilean Commission for Nuclear Energy, which, as part of its project CONICYT Anillo ACT 172101 CCHEN and U. de Chile, will conduct guided tours by experts in physics and science. exact, Cristián Pavez and Leopoldo Soto; and, speaks with the aim of explaining Nikola Tesla's contributions to physics in a didactic way.
The exhibition will be open to GAM until the Sunday, June 9th. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: from 10:00 to 21:00 Saturday and Sunday: from 11:00 to 21:00, in building B, floor -1, visual arts room (free).
Guided tours are held on Saturday, June 8 at 11:00 and 12:00. Free, registration on gam.cl.
Meanwhile, on June 20 and until July 26, the sample will be exposed to Antofagasta (Central Hall of the Regional Library), while between August 1st and 28th of this month will be at the House of Culture of Iquique
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