What did thomas Edison start a fire on?

Answer 1

A similar fire can be copy-cated this December if there is a significant shift to wind energy for public utilities, though not the satallites in our orbit but definately fire fall from the sky. The best clue is constant communication working together without absolute exclusion of wind, water and sun with more dependance on solar reserve energy. we need to create static electricity in our ionosphere by means over alaskan volcanoes with storm clouds or with that simple static electricity novelty toy placed on mount everest generating slower lower amounts of ozone, not as efficient as the storm cloud would produce over those 22 errupting volcanoes, however, the consistancy of a solar powerwed machine on everest will slowly seal the ozone layer hole as long as the machine is in the ionosphere. it will not totally omit the natural occurring different planetary disasters, yet will minimize this, Thank You Mr. Theodore Edison, I do love you...... Gloria Monique Gatlin of Anaheim, California

Answer 2

Thomas Edison started a fire on September 4, 1882, in his Pearl Street Station in New York City during a demonstration of his electrical lighting system. The fire was quickly contained and extinguished, and Edison continued to refine his invention.