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i think Henry Ford was the first to buld a car called the T model and it was black he invented the first car but idk wen though look him up
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Who inventted basketball?
James naismith
Which company inventted floopy disk?
Viagra
Did nimrod invent the bow and arrow?
no. but u inventted the nimrod
What do wire do?
barbed wire was inventted to keep cows and other animals out of other peoples pastures or yards
What did barbed wire do?
barbed wire was inventted to keep cows and other animals out of other peoples pastures or yards
How was the helicopter originally inventted?
That is too complicated to say. -what is "original " . =Leonardo Da Vinci drew them, there were autogiros in the 1920's , was this original .
Who founded the vaccinations for typhoid fever?
I inventted the vaccine in 1972 i am a ghost
What country did double Decker originate from?
There are two version of the double decker. The first was horse drawn and was invented in Paris in 1853. The first double-decker motorised bus was also inventted in Paris. This appeared on the streets of teh city in 1906.
Who inventted popsicle?
Young Frank Epperson first accidentally "invented" the frozen ice pop in 1905. He started a business making them in 1923, and they quickly gained popularity as he perfected the recipe. Epperson received Patent 1505592 on his "Frozen Confectionary" August 19, 1925.
How can do car?
do can car by can how car do or do can on car
How have the greater damages the car hitting another car or car hitting a steady car?
car hitting a steady car
When was the first eight track player inventted when was the first cassette tape player inventted?
Lear moved on to yet another challenge: the perfection of an endless magnetic loop recording and playback system. As early as 1946, Lear had been interested in audio recordings; after experimenting more seriously in the early 1960s, he created the eight-track tape player. Lear's tape contained four stereo "programs," running in parallel on eight "tracks," for the entire length of a single, continuous tape loop. A solenoid coil detected the splice where the loop was closed, and sent a signal to the playback head to shift over to the next pair of tracks at that point. Because Lear's system had thinner tape and compact recording heads, this shifting process could be repeated indefinitely. Lear's system was a great improvement on the esoteric four-track players that already existed; it was also a huge marketing success. From 1965 well into the 1970s, Lear's eight-track players made their way from Lear jets and Ford cars into the homes of virtually every music enthusiast.
