I don't know who invented it, but it wasn't Isaac newton.
Students are told at Cambridge while an undergraduate at Trinity College that Isaac Newton cut two holes in his door - a large one for his cat and a smaller one for his kittens. This story is based off a stereotype - the genius with no common sense - as there was no need for the smaller hole. Newton's distant relative said that Newton "kept neither dog nor cat in his chamber".
Because he is a famous person and he was the most famous inventor.
The invention of the tabla is not credited to a poet, but to Mian Ghulam Nabi Mone of the Delhi/Punjab gharana. The tabla is a pair of drums widely used in Indian classical music.
Just google sturgeon + inventor and you will get William Sturgeon.
He best known for his development of a radiotelegraph system, which served as the foundation for the establishment of numerous affiliated companies worldwide.
One of the most famous inventor born in the 1800s was Thomas Edison. He was responsible for the invention of the light build, phonograph, and the alternating current.
There was an insurance salesman by that name credited with the invention of what we now call a fountain pen.
He is famous for his invention of the first commercially used steam powered engine
Zhang Heng was a famous astronomer and mathematician. He was also an inventor. He had some great invention that helped human. One of his most famous works is the thing that can detect earthquakes.
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There is no record of Elias Howe having a famous quote. Howe was an American inventor known for his sewing machine invention in the mid-19th century.
Thomas Edison. He had his lab here at one point, one invention of which was the incandescent light bulb.
Eli Whitney (1765 - 1825) was an American inventor. His most famous invention was a cotton gin - a machine which separates cotton fibers from their seeds.