Thomas Edison

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Yes, Edison married twice in his lifetime. The first was on December 25, 1871 to 16-year old Mary Stilwell. She died on August 9th, 1884 from a brain tumor. He remarried again in 1886 to Mina Miller.

* Congressional Gold Medal * The Rumford Prize * Chevalier of the legion of Honor of France * Commander of the Legion of Honor of France * The Albert Medal of the society of Arts of Great Britain * The Adelshald Medal of the Swedish Royal Academy of Science * Grand Officer of the Crown If anybody knows any other medals, feel free to adjust this answer!

When he invented the light bulb in 1879.

He never did win one.

Carlos Martinez de Irujo, Prime Minister of Spain, was Thomas McKean's grandson. He was the son of McKean's daughter Sarah.

At Harvard University, Cambridge Massachusetts in 1928 by Phillip Drinker and Louis Agassiz Shaw.

Thomas Edison was born in the U.S., and thus had American citizenship to the same extent as anyone else born in the U.S.

Electricity was more widely available.

Edison knew how great Granville T. Woods invention was so he try to sued him, to claim he did it first. When he did not win, he realize how great the Woods was, so he still wanted credit for himself, so he offer Granville T. Woods job at his company which Woods decline. How can you work with someone else, when you got the skills do it yourself. Even thought is black was still not equal with their counterpart, they got paid less for the work they done around the world.

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I'm not sure, but if you want to sell it, put it on ebay.com and find out. Depends on the condition it is in, how many are still floating around out there and what kind of demand there might be for such an item. Having the original packaging would probably increase the value a bit. If it was still in its original package and unused it would be worth more. eBay might be your best bet as the previous poster suggested. Or maybe a toy/collectible/sports memorabilia convention?

Thomas Edison got $3000000000 in his whole lifespan of selling light bulbs

in 1890 he invented the camera

If you are working with a coil, you should have all parts of the coil and knowledge to work with them. In the related links box below, I posted a websited which has all this knowledge and another one about builduing the tesla coil.

• electric power distribution system (made lightbulb salable)
• phonograph
• mimeograph
• single poured concrete housing
• voting machine
• talking doll
• nickel-iron battery for electric cars
• electric pen (ultimately used for tattoos)
• carbon button telephone "transmitter" (i.e. microphone)
• calcium tungstate fluoroscopy screens
• stock ticker
• bidirectional telegraph
• movies
• motion picture film
• movie camera
• movie projector

Thomas Edison is widely credited with inventing the practical and commercially viable incandescent light bulb. He demonstrated the first successful light bulb in 1879 and his innovations helped make it a practical and widely used technology.

Criss Angel did not use camera magic. He most likely used invisible string or what he did was real. I don't think it was real because he is a illusionist Obviously you cant make objects float. As Criss Angel said himself, "Illusion is what you see, and magic is what you feel." And he also said that on Mindfreak, "what you see, is what you get."

No. Yankee Doodle stuck a feather in his cap and "called it macaroni."

They say all people who are left handed have a special talent and usually that talent is either writing or drawing i myself am left handed and my writings horrible but my art is beautiful see left handed people is kinda rare because 90 % of the worlds right handed

123years he hadabroken legatthe time

Phonographs are evaluated on condition, rarity, and desirability of the design. Re-painting, mis-matched parts, damage, missing pieces, and poor running motors devalue phonographs. Sonoras are in the mid-level of desirable phonograps. Outside horn phonographs are more desirable than "victrolas" (brand name of Victor phonographs that were produced with internal horns) the term that was most often attached to internal (or hidden) horn phonographs. Most victrolas are worth between $100 to $500 dollars in excellent condition and most horn phonographs are worth from $300 to $1,200 dollarsin the American market (I've been collecting them for 12 years and that has been my observation only!). Other variables on value include location and size of the instrument.

You have not met and talked to "everyone" or Edison would set up the camera. You need to see each person, including the guard at the back of the train (far left). There are the 4 crew and 9 passengers including Edison.