10 Interesting Fact About The world's most famous inventors
10 Interesting Fact About The world's most famous inventors
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Thomas Edison is the inventor of the famous incandescent lamp, but he also created batteries, phonography, and kinetoscope machines.
Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the phone, also has many other patents including metal detector machines and aircraft.
Leonardo da Vinci, a famous artist, is also known as the inventor, he created many tools such as flying machines, gears, and heavy lifting machines.
Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of the printing machine, finds a way to print books quickly and efficiently, which allows the dissemination of more information.
Benjamin Franklin, the inventor of lightning, also created many other tools such as bifocal glasses, pump fans, and rocking chairs.
Nikola Tesla, Inventor of AC (alternating current), also creates tools such as electric machines, x-ray machines, and flying machines.
James Watt, inventor of steam engines, creates a technology that changes the way of industry and transportation works forever.
Eli Whitney, Inventor of Cotton Peeler Machines, Changes Cotton Production How to Produce Cotton and Help Start Industrial Revolutions in America.
Samuel Morse, Inventor of Morse code, also created a written machine that helped accelerate communication between two distant points.
George Washington Carver, the inventor of nuts, created more than 300 new uses for nuts and became an inspirational figure for the black community in the United States.
