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Who invented the laser in the US?
Theodore Harold Ted Maiman, a physicist in the United States , made the first laser
How old was Theodore h. maiman before he made the laser?
He was 35 when he made the laser so that would make him 34 before he made it
Why is Theodor Maiman so important?
He made the first laser in the world, in the year of 1960.
Why can lasers be so powerful?
because the first laser that was made was by Theodore Maiman in 1960. 'laser' stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
In what year was the first cellulite laser made publicly available as a treatment option?
The first cellulite laser was made available to the public in 2004. Unfortunately there is very little scientific evidence that this treatment actually gives long-lasting results.
When was laser eye surgery invented?
Laser was made by Theodore H. Maiman in 1960, in California...or by Gordon Gould in 1957Actually...Albert Einstein laid the foundation for the laser in 1917. The first working laser is the one mentioned in the previous post. Actually...it was made by Arthur L. Schawlow in the year 1958
Who made laser beam first?
The first practical laser was developed by Theodore H. Maiman in 1960 at Hughes Research Laboratories. He used a synthetic ruby crystal to produce a red beam of light.
Who are invented first laser keyboard?
IBM are invented the first laser keyboard.
Who made a laser?
Theodore Harold Maiman developed the first working laser in 1960 at Hughes Research Laboratories. His invention was a ruby laser, marking a significant breakthrough in the field of optics and quickly leading to various applications in science and technology.
Who made the printer?
chuck hall
Why does the laser in your PS3 keep breaking?
why does my ps3 laser keep breaking this is the second laser not including the first.
What type of printer is a laserjet 4500n?
"This is a desktop laser printer, laserjet being a brand name identifying closely with Hewlitt-Packard. HP made the first laser printers for desktop computers."
