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No one invented electricity. However if you are asking who discovered and proved electricity, this would be Benjamin Franklin.
Traditionally, Benjamin Franklin is said to have *discovered* electricity. 2nd Answer: Actually Franklin was never said to have discovered electricity - he was said to have found a way to capture electricity that was in the air. Electricity has been with the Earth since it was new, billions of years ago.
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Albert Edison is the one who discovered electricity.
Ancient tribes in the Mediterranean discovered that rods of amber could be rubbed against furs to attract objects. However, William Gilbert first used the word electricity. Benjamin Franklin is said to be the father of electricity, but he did not discover its true nature.
Benjamin Franklin did not discover electricity. He performed many experiments with electricity, but saying that he "discovered" it is like saying that Charles Lindbergh discovered the airplane. Bad analogy. An airplane is man-made. Electricity is a natural phenomenon which, like the magnetic field or atomic structure, can be discovered. For a man-made object on the other hand, the proper verb would be "invent" - Lindberg of course did not invent the airplane but someone did. No one "invented" electricity, but the phenomenon was unrecognized until someone, or a series of persons, discovered its existence.
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Ben Franklin discovered electricity. Not Albert Einstein.
we have no light! when electricity is not discovered!
The word "electricity" is the direct object in the sentence "Who discovered electricity?" The direct object receives the action of the verb, which in this case entails what was being discovered.
Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity
The x-ray was actually discovered by someone in 1895 when he was experimenting with electricity. It was discovered by a man named Wilhelm C. Roentgen.