One notable Victorian invention that is no longer used today is the "penny-farthing" bicycle, characterized by its large front wheel and much smaller rear wheel. While it was a popular mode of transportation in the late 19th century, its design was impractical and dangerous, leading to its decline as safer bicycles were developed. Today, the penny-farthing is mostly a novelty item or a historical curiosity rather than a functional means of transport.
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the light bulb. without it we would be in darkness most of the the time.
Today Edmond Berger is not considered as the true inventor of spark plug.
the invention the could change the world would be the teleporter
George eastmans invention changed society because he made the camera and still in in use today.
is Jan Ernst invention still used today
yes
The telephone
THE corsett?
Smiling, and was invented by Tubsie:P
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The car, as we know it today, was not a Victorian invention, but its development coincided with the Victorian era (1837-1901). The internal combustion engine, which is fundamental to modern cars, was developed in the late 19th century, with significant contributions from inventors like Karl Benz, who built the first practical automobile in 1885-1886. However, earlier steam-powered vehicles existed before the Victorian period, and various prototypes were created during that time. Thus, while the Victorian era influenced automotive innovation, the car's invention itself occurred towards the end of that period.
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Victorian families were more conservative.
By taking pictures and getting a closer view of what your looking at.
the light bulb. without it we would be in darkness most of the the time.