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Jaiden Schiller
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Write about the discoveries and inventions of stone age man?
they discovered fire
In what year was chemical energy dicsovered?
The same year that man discovered fire.
What was invented first fire or the wheel?
Fire is a natural phenomenon and thus it was not invented. on the other hand, fire was definitely discovered by man before the wheel was invented.
How did the ealy man discover fire?
paleolithic people discovered fire by trying different things we the things they have eventually they rubbed to rocks together and invented fire
Who discovered fire engine?
The fire engine was created or discovered the fire engine by John Erickson.
Who made thermal energy first?
Nature won that award. Man discovered fire as a source of warmth very early. No one knows who used fire first.
Who discovered fire?
Fire is a natural phenomena. Its discovery pre-dates history. It will have been 'discovered' by many people in many places.
Who is the first scintist?
No one really knows but you could argue that the man who discovered how to make fire was probably one of the first.
How did man discover that metal could be melted?
Man discovered that metal could be melted by taking matal and then putting it near a natural forms of fire. therefore it melted.
What is peaking man what is the impact of the discovery and use of fire?
Peking Man is an example of Homo Erectus that was discovered in China between 1923 and 1927. The impact of the discovery and use of fire revolutionized everything from metal working to clay wares.
What cave man used for heating and cooking?
It wasn't until 1.2 million years ago that man discovered fire. In 2012 two archaeologists found a fire pit. Eventually man learned to build dedicated hearths and remains date back to 42,000 BC.
How man invented fire?
I am going to be picky here and say man did not invent it, he discovered it. There was plenty of natural fires around him, due to things like lightning, he simply discovered the joy of it's warmth, it's ability to keep predators away and the way it cooks meat. For the longest of times man did not create fire for himself, he would instead keep fires going for ever and ever, using lit branches to move the fire to new places. Eventually, one clever man or woman must've realized the relation between fire and heat, and learned that with enough heat, they could create new fire.
