Thomas Edison

Thomas Edison did not invent the electric chair Harold p brown did...

No but Thomas Edison wanted revenge on Alexander Graham Bell

Electric street lighting system.

He is still alive! Living in california

According to the library where his papers are contained, Thomas Edison was a Republican, and a big supporter of Theodore Roosevelt. It should be noted that back then, Republicans were fiscal conservatives, but like Roosevelt, they were very supportive of government taking a role in breaking up monopolies or investigating corruption.

University of Texas, BBA, 1980

Thomas Edison lived in West Orange, New Jersey from 1886 until his death at the age of 84 on October 18, 1931

The 'Disposal' was the first electric food waste disposer for household use was introduced in 1935. The Electric 32 volt washing machine, in 1935, was manufactured by Syracuse Washing Machine Corporation.

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yes but got suspended for urinating in a library book shelf

They were both very good at promoting themselves.

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I'm assuming you mean radiology. The educational requirements to become a radiologist are that you have to be a fully trained and accredited medical doctor. You will need the standard 4 years of undergraduate study, followed by medical school and residency. In most cases, radiologists must be board certified, which means taking and passing an exam to earn approval to practice from the American Board of Radiology or other governing body.

Thomas Edison Park, Donaldson Park, Johnson Park, Raritan Bay Waterfront Park, Spring Lake Park and Olde Bridge Waterfront Park are some of the parks in New Jersey.

Son of James (research scientist) and Emma Buck; married Wendy (maiden name unknown); children: three.

1093 US patents were granted to Thomas Edison in his lifetime, as well as several hundred patents in the UK, France, and Germany.

Many of them, such as the "light bulb" were ruled invalid in a federal court, due to Edison's having stolen and copied materials from others and claimed it as his own.

Second alteration. Using the term of "stolen" regarding patent disputes maybe not that accurate.

miners safety lamp

Which was to be known as "The Davy Lamp"

Thomas Edison's patent number is 223,898 (Jan. 27 1880).

No. He was was an American inventor, scientist, and businessman who developed many devices that greatly influenced life around the world.

Western Union Telegraph Company began offering phone service, using technology developed partly by Gray and Thomas Edison

over 1000 inventions from "The Wizard of Menlo Park"

He didn't. Jack the Ripper was never caught.

They supplied a reliable source of light compared to fire and candles. They didn't burn out as quickly as fire and candles. One big thing, though maybe not exactly a technology changer, was that it was a lot safer than a fire or candle.

It means although you aren't totally responsible for a situation, you use it to your advantage.

Thomas Savery invented a machine for raising water by steam pressure, He called it 'the miner's friend'. It was adapted by Thomas Newcomen for his atmospheric engine in 1712.