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The world’s greatest minds came up with indispensable inventions time and again that would revolutionize the world.
The world’s greatest minds came up with indispensable inventions time and again that would revolutionize the world.
From the television to the telephone to penicillin, the Scots have contributed marvelously to many industries. Here are 10 such Scottish inventors and their brilliant inventions.
Here are 12 names of famous women inventors whose ingenious inventions surpassed their time and expected abilities.
Every decade, or perhaps every year, brings with it some epic geniuses and their ground-breaking inventions that changed the world.
In spite of the suffering and pain that they went through, during a time when blacks were legally discriminated against, and not given a right to a proper education or professional employment, there were those with the conviction to reach new heights.
Orville and Wilbur Wright, known famously as the Wright Brothers, were American pioneers in the field of aviation and are recognized for inventing and building the world’s first successful airplane and making the first human flight in 1903.
William Bradford Shockley Jr. was an American physicist and inventor who won the Nobel Prize for co-inventing the transistor. Shockley was born on 13 Febuary 1910 in London, but his parents were American and he grew up in California.
Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen was a German scientist, best known for his discovery of X-rays and being the recipient of the first Nobel Prize in Physics.
Werner Von Siemens was a German inventor who made remarkable contributions to the fields of electronics and engineering. Born in Prussia (now a part of Germany) in 1816, he was the fourth of fourteen children.
Walt Disney (formally Walter Elias Disney) was an American cartoonist, animator, producer, director and voice actor, best known for inventing memorable characters such as Mickey Mouse and establishing The Walt Disney empire.