Thomas Edison didn't invent the light bulb! He improved a design which had been invented 50 years earlier.
In 1806 Humphrey Davy, an English chemist, demonstrated a powerful electric lamp to the Royal Society. This lamp arc'ed a voltage between two rods of carbon and qualifies as the first electric light bulb.
In 1845 an American J.W.Starr working on trying to produce an incandescent filament patented a bulb with a vacuum. The Englishman Joeseph Swan ran with this idea and tried various elements improving on the longevity of the light bulb but ultimately failed. He used carbonised paper as the filament but it just didn't last long enough to make it practical.
Finally Edison became interested in this field of research and first partnered Swan then bought out his patent. He then started to experimented with over a thousand different filament typesbefore discovering the carbon impregnated bamboo which stayed lit for over 1200 hours.
There were other pretenders to the crown of the first light bulb too. Henrich Goebel testified in a court case where Edison was defending a patent challenge that he had seen and experimented with electric light bulbs back in Germany as far back as 1854 but he never patented it.
So Edison's claim to the light bulb is that he improved on a previous patent.
Thomas Edison made around 1,000 unsuccessful attempts before successfully creating the light bulb.
Thomas Edison invented the light bulb because he wanted people to have electric lighting in there homeIt took Thomas Edison 10,000 tries to make the lightbulb
Thomas Edison tried over 1,000 different materials before he successfully created the light bulb. He famously stated that he did not fail 1,000 times, but rather found 1,000 ways that did not work.
The most succinct response I can think of to make to this question is:Buh?Benjamin Franklin didn't "find light". Perhaps you're thinking of Thomas Edison and the light bulb.
It took him 10000 triesnearly 40,000 times he failed in inventing a light bulb.
No, he tried hundreds of times before he succeeded. And, more importantly, Edison did not invent the incandescent bulb. He improve the commercial viability of the existing invention.
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Thomas Edison made around 1,000 unsuccessful attempts before successfully creating the light bulb.
Thomas Edison got married two times and also invented the light bulb he was 100% deaf in one ear
Thomas Edison invented the light bulb because he wanted people to have electric lighting in there homeIt took Thomas Edison 10,000 tries to make the lightbulb
Thomas Edison tried over 1,000 different materials before he successfully created the light bulb. He famously stated that he did not fail 1,000 times, but rather found 1,000 ways that did not work.
The most succinct response I can think of to make to this question is:Buh?Benjamin Franklin didn't "find light". Perhaps you're thinking of Thomas Edison and the light bulb.
Thomas Edison failed 10,000 times in his attempt to reinvent the light bulb
It took him 10000 triesnearly 40,000 times he failed in inventing a light bulb.
Thomas Edison made over 1,000 attempts to invent the light bulb before he succeeded. His perseverance and dedication eventually led to the creation of a practical, long-lasting electric light bulb.
Thomas Edison famously made thousands of unsuccessful attempts before successfully inventing the light bulb. It is said that he made between 1,000 and 10,000 attempts before he found the right materials and design that would make the light bulb work.
Yes, about 10000 times. A little bit under that though.