By insisting on the use of verifiable experiments to test hypotheses, Ibn al-Haytham established a new system of inquiry-the scientific method-and earned a place in history as the first scientist. (http://ezinearticles.com/?Who-Was-the-First-Scientist?&id=637076)
i think he was really good in scince and that why in school we are learnin about him.
Honesty.
Yes, have you disclosed any previous inventions before submitting your patent application?
At this point, we don't know. Inventions build on the discoveries of the past. Modern computers could not have been invented without the previous invention of the microchip. The microchip could not have been invented without the previous invention of the transistor. The transistor could not have been invented without the previous invention of the vacuum tube. The vacuum tube could not have been invented without the previous invention of electricity. What will be invented between now and 2030? We need to know the answer to that question before we could even speculate on what will happen in 2030.
astrolobe, compass (the previous answer was incorrect)
Honesty.
The potato comes from a large number of families, such as the Wombles, the Riggers, and the least famous, the Porticoes.
It has lots of patents but it could be argued that it started out copying and commercially charging for previous innovations and grew by purchasing companies that had invented things. There will however have been some inventions that Microsoft employees did innovate.
The scientist should use a light microscope.
Galileo Galilei's inventions were often inspired by his observations of the natural world and his desire to understand and quantify physical phenomena. He also drew upon the ideas and work of previous scientists and mathematicians, such as Archimedes and Copernicus. Additionally, his inventions were informed by his own theoretical insights and experimental investigations.
Honesty.
New technologies and new discoveries led to the verification of previous scientific discoveries, and some were proven wrong. In other words, science is always changing because new discoveries prove old ones wrong and lead to further questions, sometimes perhaps more than were answered. Hope this helps, I know I sound confusing.