Thomas Edison

Yes, yes he was.

Edison invented the "motion picture" camera working out of his lab in West Orange, New Jersey, but did not invent motion pictures.

Motion pictures, or moving pictures, had been created using a number of devices. One that I've seen at the Smithsonian institution was a circular device, with pictures glued to cardboard cards attached to the edge of a circular plate. There was a small space (slot) between the photographs. When spinning, you looked through the slots at the adjacent photograph and the strobe effect created the illusion of movement. Flip books are another example of early moving pictures.

the 3 most important advances are:1.his life

2.his inventions

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Thomas Edison's first great invention was the cell phone hahaha lol jk jk

It means that a light bulb converts one type of energy to a different type of energy.

Thomas Edison was never elected president.

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no their all dead

he wuz dead

Well that depends on your perspective and how hard you are trying. The length is somewhere between 1-17 ft

Thomas Edison was born February 11, 1847 in Milan, Ohio. He was the seventh and last child of Samuel Edison, Jr. and Nancy Elliot Edison. His parents had no special mechanical background. His mother was a former schoolteacher; his father was a jack-of-all-trades - from running a grocery store to real-estate. When Thomas was seven years old, his family moved to Port Huron, Michigan. He was a very curious child who asked a lot of questions.

He invented the telegraph (which was one of his personal favorite inventions) and the electric bulb system which lasted up to 40 hours.

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Edison learn self-study.Very first of his life,his mother taught him.But later,he study by himself.

Mary Stilwell might have died from a brain tumor. Mina Miller died of old age at 91 (natural cause a part of life)

Thomas Edison contributed to radiology by inventing the fluoroscope in 1896, which allowed real-time X-ray viewing and was a significant advancement in medical imaging technology. Edison's work helped improve the accuracy and efficiency of X-ray examinations, leading to better detection and diagnosis of medical conditions.

Thomas Edison primarily worked in the field of electrical engineering and invention. He is best known for his contributions to the development of the electric light bulb and the phonograph. Edison's work helped lay the foundation for the modern electrical power industry.

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Edison had two wives in his lifetime. First, he married Mary Stilwell, a sixteen year old, on December 25, 1871. Together, they had three children: Marion Estelle Edison, Thomas Alva Edison Jr., and William Leslie Edison. Mary Edison died on August 9, 1884, most likely from a brain tumor. On February 24, 1886, when he was thirty nine years old, Thomas Edison married a twenty year old named Mina Miller from Akron Ohio. She was the child of Lewis Miller, an inventor. Together, they had three children: Madeleine Edison, Charles Edison, and Theodore Edison. His second wife outlived him, passing away on August 24, 1947.

No, a young boy did not break Thomas Edison's first light bulb. The story of Edison testing over a thousand different materials to find the right filament for his light bulb is a myth. Edison and his team of researchers eventually settled on a carbon filament that lasted for hours, leading to the invention of the commercially successful light bulb.

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Two disadvantages of the Edison kinetoscope were its limited viewing capacity, as it could only accommodate one viewer at a time, and its lack of sound, restricting the film experience to visual-only.

We can only know what he did and not what he didn't do, so in that respect this question can not be answered.

he invented the light bulb and dictaphone. lots more as well