Uhm, ever hear of Ben Franklin? He flew a kite in a lightening storm and it was struck and voila! Electricity. Then Thomas Edison invented the lightbulb. Of course, there was a lot more to it. But if you have to ask if it's an invention, you should be reading some history on how it became invented.
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Thomas Edison invented the incandescent light bulb and with JP Morgan they brought electricity to customers with small generators.
Scientists initially experimented with static electricity, generated through friction, such as rubbing amber with fur. This led to the development of Leyden jars for storing electricity. Later, they explored current electricity through the invention of batteries and early electrochemical cells.
Aluminum is the metal that was only discovered after the invention of the electric cell. It was first extracted in 1825 using a chemical process that required electricity.
People started using electricity for practical purposes in the late 19th century, with the widespread adoption of electricity beginning in the 1880s. The invention and development of electric lighting by Thomas Edison and others played a significant role in popularizing the use of electricity in homes and businesses.
It is subjective to determine the greatest invention as it depends on individual perspectives and needs. Some may argue that the internet is the greatest invention due to its vast impact on communication and access to information, while others may consider inventions like electricity or the wheel to be the greatest for their foundational role in shaping civilization.
The very first electricity invention was in 1789.
no electricity was not a invention
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Edison did not 'invent' electricity, nor did he discover it
In my opinion, electricity
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A grounding wire or strap.