No one knows. All we know is that the Chinese and Europeans helped to make the Chinese compass.
It isn't really known who actually invented the compass, but we do know that it was around 215 B.C.E. (also can be written as 215 BC)
To invent something you have to make it. It was invented.
As for the specific person, I'm not entirely sure. I do know though that the first group of people to invent the compass were the Ancient Chinese.
The Magnetic Compass.
The main difference of the Chinese compass with the existing compass today is that the former makes use of ferrites or magnetic oxides. These are natural minerals that attract iron and other metals. Large deposits of ferrites were discovered thousands of years ago in the district of Magnesia in Asia Minor. The second difference is that the Chinese compass is always pointing on the south while the invented compass points to the north. The third is that invented compass is basically used for navigational purposes whereas the Chinese compass is used as a navigational tool and also as a beautiful piece of home décor and for Feng Shui.
It isn't really known who actually invented the compass, but we do know that it was around 215 B.C.E. (also can be written as 215 BC)
Feng Shui was the inventor of the compass.I do not agree to that.Feng Shui was the name of the thing they used the compass for, not the person who invented the compass!
Elmer Ambrose Sperry was the inventor of the gyro compass and gyroscope.
The Magnetic Compass.
because the compass was modified by many cultures that we can't name one inventor
A compass was invented by the Chinese and was very useful to the sailors.
Compass
The Chinese invented the Compass.
Chinese alchemists invented gunpowder.
To invent something you have to make it. It was invented.
The compass. The ancient Chinese invented the compass and revolutionized maritime (ocean / water) navigation.
As for the specific person, I'm not entirely sure. I do know though that the first group of people to invent the compass were the Ancient Chinese.