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How old is Valerie Thomas the inventor?
70
Did valerie Thomas married?
Valerie Thomas, the inventor of the illusion transmitter, didn't die. She lives up to this day.
How old is Valerie Thomas?
She was born in May 1943. As of February 2016, she is 73 years old.
When did valerie thomas pass away?
Valerie Thomas passed away on 9 Dec 1991 in Henley on Thomas, England.
what is Valerie Thomas parent?
Danny Thomas
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Does valerie thomas the inventor have any sibbilings?
As Far as researching Valerie Thomas, there is no sign or conclusions that she has any sibilings.
Did valerie thomas have children?
Valerie Thomas, the inventor of the Illusion Transmitter, did not have any children. She was too busy being a badass pioneer in the field of science and technology to worry about changing diapers.
Who are Valerie Thomas's parents?
Valerie Thomas is the daughter of George Thomas and Mary Thomas. Her father, George, was a businessman, and her mother, Mary, was a homemaker. Valerie is known for her contributions to science and technology, particularly in the field of 3D imaging and her invention of the illusion transmitter.
Is Valerie Thomas dead?
no she is not dead
Is Valerie Vili married?
Valerie Vili is divorced she is now Valerie Adams
What was Valerie L Thomas' parents name?
Valerie L Thomas invented an " Illusion Transmitter". An Illusion Transmitter was an object that was 3-d and pooped out rite in front of your face from your TV. Valerie L. Thomas got this idea from a magician at a fair she had taken her son too. When Valerie L. Thomas got home she was determined to produce this cool object. Valerie was awarded a patent in 1980 and even to this day she is working on it. Valerie L Thomas invented an " Illusion Transmitter". An Illusion Transmitter was an object that was 3-d and pooped out rite in front of your face from your TV. Valerie L. Thomas got this idea from a magician at a fair she had taken her son too. When Valerie L. Thomas got home she was determined to produce this cool object. Valerie was awarded a patent in 1980 and even to this day she is working on it.
