Firstly, Light was not "invented." It's merely existed since the beginning of time. The light from the sun is the perfect example. It wasn't invented, yet it gives off light. Anyways, electricity wasn't invented either. It's also a natural product of nature, lightning being a good example. Before light bulbs were invented, candles were commonly used. Light bulbs required electricity to work. So if you're referring to "which came first, the light bulb or the 'invention' of electricity?" question, then it would really be a matter of looking back in your history book. It was in the 1750's that Ben Franklin began studying electricity, and proved that lightning is indeed a form of electricity. In 1879, Thomas Edison made the first working light bulb, running off of electricity of course. So you can see it was over 100 years after the study of electricity itself that the light bulb was invented, thus "inventing" light.
Thomas Edison studied electricity, in short, because it was a necessity during his time period. Many scientist studied electricity in efforts to invent a light source like the light bulb, but they failed at their attempt. Thomas Edison finally invented the first incandescent light and demonstrated if publically for the first time in 1879.
The first electric light was made in 1800 by Humphry Davy, an English scientist. He experimented with electricity and invented an electric battery. When he connected wires to his battery and a piece of carbon, the carbon glowed, producing light.
Joseph Wilson Swan had invented the first light bulb in england, as Thomas Edison was invented the light bulb in America.
He invented more than just electricity and light bulb, he invented the phonoghrap and the vote-recorder machine.
In order to help our environment and get a lot of energy and electricity savings.
electricity because a light bulb needs electricity
Thomas Edison invented electricity. I believe his first electrical invention was the light bulb. Hope this helps.....
in 1663 he invented the first vacuum pump and was first to see light generated by electricity.
The first light bulb was invented around the 1850's or so when Benjamin Franklin discovered how electricity worked. His work was continued with light bulbs.
No person invented electricity.
No they did not as electricity was not invented back then. They used candles or wood for light and heat. =)
Electricity was not invented, it has existed since the first instant of the Big Bang (if not before).
To produce light using electricity instead of using fire.
The first person to look into electricity in some detail was William Gilbert, an English physician, and he gave it the term 'electricus' (which became 'electric' and 'electricity' over time). Bear in mind that he DISCOVERED electricity, no Invented. It was not created by man, as it already existed before we did.
Thomas Edison studied electricity, in short, because it was a necessity during his time period. Many scientist studied electricity in efforts to invent a light source like the light bulb, but they failed at their attempt. Thomas Edison finally invented the first incandescent light and demonstrated if publically for the first time in 1879.
Mother Nature, lightning must be the first to produce light from electricity.
to make electricity