I believe Edison had more of an influence on mankind then any other person.Without Edison we would still be burning wood for energy. Our world would be a smoke stack without enough trees to replace oxygen.blah blah blah
In science, I would say Thomas Edison and Sir Isaac Newton because most of our today's world runs on the basis of the principles (electricity and gravity) they discovered or found. Another man that was listed as the most important many of the millenia on the history channel is the man who invented the printing press - Johannes Gutenberg.
Well since America won the war and restored almost everything to the way it used be life would only be a only a little different. Things that would be different are 1. there would be no Soviet Union which means there would be no such thing as Communism and China wouldn't be Communists today and America might not be 13 trillion dollars of debt. 2. There wouldn't of been the Korean and Vietnam Wars, and you can figure it out from there.
It is possible but by no means certain. It cannot be said, exactly, what would be different has something not occured. Though people may speculate about such matters.
Alessandro Volta changed the world because he invented the battery, today, batteries are a major source of energy for toys, mobile phones and many gadgets. The battery has also inspired people to invent other energy storing devices, machines like the solar panel. (no wonder he's so famous in Italy!) Without Alessandro Volta, the world would be a very different place today! This was made by, Paul Felling I'd also like to include, even though some people think that they could do without batteries, while counting every device or machine that used or uses batteries. Imagine your day without clocks, phones, camera's or computers and that's just the starts. I would like everyone to have a deep thought about what the world would be like without inventions. (MAJOR DIFFERENCE!)
Mannerist work looked so different from everything else in its time period that it more closely resembles art from the 20th century.
Thomas Edison was born on February 11, 1847. If he were alive today, he would be 174 years old.
Thomas Edison's great brain invented the devise that we use today which is the light bulb.
yes l. lightbulb was his invention!!!!!
The electric light bulb.
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Today would be his 164th birthday
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He invented the light bulb which transformed everything we do today.
in the dark it make light
Turn your lights off and leave them off; now you can assess the significance of Edison's work.
Thomas Edison was a well-known American inventor. As the inventor of the light bulb, the phonograph and the motion picture camera, his inventions are used in households worldwide, even today.
As of 2011 Edison who was born in 1847 would be 164 years old.