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THOMAS EDISON
- Born 11.2.1847
- Died 18.10.1931 age 84
- By the time he had died he had amassed a record 1093 patents
- 389 for electric light, power
- 195 for the phonograph
- 150 for the telegraph
- 1870 - 1875 he worked out of Newark, New Jersey where he developed telegraph related products for Western Union Telegraph Company and their rivals
- 141 for storage batteries
- 34 for the telephone
- 150 for the telegraph
- 195 for the phonograph
- 389 for electric light, power
- By the time he had died he had amassed a record 1093 patents
- From his early 30's he was known as a genius inventor
- 1 of 7 children but only 1 of 4 to survive
- He had hearing difficulties most of his life
- His first invention was the PHONOGRAPH and this is what made him famous
- From there he went on to invent many things
- Movie camera - with his first film being of a person sneezing
- Opened the first movie studio in the world and made one of the first recordings of Frankenstein
- Underwater telephone
- Talking Doll
- Alkaline battery originally for the phonograph but later used for submarines and vehicles
- One other thing he is famous for is the lightbulb
- He did not invent this but went onto improve it into what we have today
- He went on to invent generators, wires and switches to power them
- He did not invent this but went onto improve it into what we have today
- One other thing he is famous for is the lightbulb
- Alkaline battery originally for the phonograph but later used for submarines and vehicles
- Talking Doll
- Movie camera - with his first film being of a person sneezing
- From there he went on to invent many things
- His first invention was the PHONOGRAPH and this is what made him famous
- He had hearing difficulties most of his life
- 1 of 7 children but only 1 of 4 to survive
- Died 18.10.1931 age 84
- Born 11.2.1847
LEONARDO DA VINCI
- Born 15.4.1452
- Died 2.5.1519 age 64
- 1500's invented early robot 'Robot Knight'
- He also invented scuba gear in this time
- Most famous for his Flying Machine
- He had lots of ideas for these. Even though the first helicopter wasn't built until the 1940's it is believed his sketches from the late 15th century detailed a predecessor to what we have now
- Designed weapons, cannons and fortifications in times of war for Duke Ludovico to preserve our freedom
- Some of his other inventions were the parachute, submarine and scissors
- He was also a famous painter and painted the Mona Lisa which he told the French King his wasn't finished as he wanted to keep it for himself
- He wrote backwards
- Born 15.4.1452
GEORGE STEPHENSON
- Born 9.6.1781
- Died 12.8.1848 age 67
- Famous for inventing the railway and trains
- Built the first locomotive 'Blucher' in 1814 designed for hauling coal from Killingworth Colliery near New Castle.
- 8 wagons could haul up to 30 tons of coal travelling at 4 mile per hour
- Built the first locomotive 'Blucher' in 1814 designed for hauling coal from Killingworth Colliery near New Castle.
- 1815 invented the minor's safety lamp nick named 'Geordie'
- 1821 appointed engineer for the Stockton and Darlington Railway
- 1825 First passenger travel by steam train
- 450 people went 25 miles at 15 miles per hour from Darlington to Stockton
- When he was 17 he got a job as his Dad's boss
- 1827 George and his son invented their most famous steam train 'The Rocket'
- It won the Rain Hill Trials - a competition to see which train runs best
- 1812 Modified the steam engine by doubling pressure and also appointed chief mechanic at Killingworth
- Drove his first train 'The North Umbrian' with the Prime Minister and MP on board
- He never learned to spell properly but went to night school at 18 to learn to read. By the time he was 19 he could write his name
- Born 9.6.1781
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