It was the ancient Assyrians, as in, modern Iraq. They made the first battery in a clay jar, and the electricity was used for gold plating other metals. The ancient Egyptians later made use of it as lighting by arcing the electricity, the same as Edison's light bulb does, and the Hebrews later lit up parts of Jerusalem with the same technology with 8 lights mounted in high places like a temple for 1 of them. The invention of batteries took place about 2000 years prior to modern rediscovery of the technology, as well as the later rediscovery of the light bulb in its modern form.
true
Isaac Newton was both an inventor and a discover. Newton invented the first practical reflecting telescope and the laws of motion and universal gravitation. With the help of others, he discovered the true shape of the earth.
Edward Durkheim
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It is unclear who the true inventor of the flippers really is. Benjamin Franklin invented a pair of flipper like footwear when he was a young boy. However, a Frenchman name Louis de Courleiu made a more modernized version of flippers in 1914.
That is a common misconception, but it's not true. The Chinese invented it. It was first mentioned by Yan Zhitui in 589 AD.
Yes
Ferdinand Verbiest invented the first car in 1672. It was the first car ever invented and it was powered by steam.
it was introduced first by Philips.
he invented words for his native American tribe i think
Henricg Globel invented the first true light built in 1854 in Germany.
The Egyptian invented the papayrus from a certain plant, from which we get the word paper.
The ancient Egyptians used the decimal number system.
The hydroscope (also called the hydrometer) is thought to be invented by Hypatia of Alexandria. If this is true, the first hydroscope was invented in the 4th century.
What is considered to be the first "true" microscope was invented in Holland in about 1595.
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