American interest in torpedoes began with experiments by David Bushnell in the American Revolution. Later Robert Fulton of steamboat fame, made advances in submarine and torpedo design. Then a familiar name associated with weapons, Samuel Colt, experimented with mines ( torpedoes) from 1842 to 1845.
Inventors are the people who think up useful stuff that no one has thought of before. They may come up with an idea "as a whole" or may take pieces of this idea and that idea to make something new and unique. Inventions are the things inventors create; they are the product or the application that comes out of an inventor's idea. And history is full of inventors and inventions. There are many, many tens of thousands of them both.
They made bicycles for a living before aircraft.
G A: No, it was agricultural before the American revolution, and industrialized after.
The Maine sunk before the Spanish-American War.
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Yes, before cruise missiles came about, submarines were armed solely with torpedoes and, more common in WW2, deck guns.
The Japanese invented a air dropped torpedo with wooden fins that permitted it to work in shallow water. Most torpedoes dropped from planes go several feet under water before they level off. The new torpedoes with wooden fins were able to operate in the shallow water of Pearl Harbor and sink (or damage) many ships. Early bombs dropped from planes were not as accurate at hitting a ship as torpedoes, so torpedoes were the preferred method of attacking ships early in WWII.
Inventors are the people who think up useful stuff that no one has thought of before. They may come up with an idea "as a whole" or may take pieces of this idea and that idea to make something new and unique. Inventions are the things inventors create; they are the product or the application that comes out of an inventor's idea. And history is full of inventors and inventions. There are many, many tens of thousands of them both.
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well they made later warships, torpedoes and early submarines before 1900 so.... yeah research that :)
Following are the inventors and their inventions before the 17th century: The first flush toilets invented by Wheel-lock musket. A horizontal water wheel designed by Leonardo DaVinci. Peter Henlein invented the pocket watch. A water thermometer invented by Galileo Galilei.
yes he is still interested but his too afraid too say it because his not sure if your still interested or not.
Before WWII, torps were powered by compressed gas. This left a trail of bubbles on the surface, so since 1940 electric motors with propellers are used.
Absolutely; it makes no difference whether or not a boat is submerged or not, as the torpedoes are water-impulse ejected out of the torpedo tube before engine start, and the tubes are literally about 20' below the waterline of a boat you see surfaced. Fully 3'4 of any surfaced boat is below the waterline that you don't see.
They imagined the computer before they imagined the components. The design of the components was default.
Torpedoes are typically controlled remotely and autonomously. They are equipped with various sensors and guidance systems, such as sonar, to detect and track targets. The guidance system then calculates the desired trajectory and control surfaces, such as fins, are activated to steer the torpedo towards its target.