The Greatest Scientist And Inventor Of All Times: Thomas Edison

An American inventor and one of the greatest scientists in the history of mankind, Thomas Edison held over 1,000 patents for his inventions. He will be remembered for introducing the ‘Electric Light’ to the world. Edison played a pivotal role in shaping the modern world through his innovations and great entrepreneurship. Born on 11 February 1847, in Ohio USA, he had limited formal education and was homeschooled by his mother. At a young age, he developed a keen interest in science and technology

An Innovator Of Phonograph

Edison held numerous patents for a wide range of inventions, such as electric light bulb, phonograph, motion picture camera, and the carbon microphone. He even contributed to the development of telegraph and telephone systems.

3 Great Inventions

In 1877, he invented the phonograph a device capable of recording and reproducing sound. It had a profound impact on the music and entertainment industries.

He demonstrated his first successful light bulb in 1879, which defined significant advancement in indoor lighting.

In 1891, Edison invented the kinetoscope an early motion picture camera that contributed to the development of the film.

Thomas established the ‘Edison General Electric Co.’ to market his electrical inventions, which later merged into ‘General Electric’. His work had a profound impact on the technological landscape of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Edison was an eminent personality and recognized for his immense contributions to the world of technology. His methods and approach to invention were not without controversy, and he was involved in several patent disputes and rivalry with other inventors. But, his impact on the world of technology and innovation is remarkable.

Timeless Piece Of History

Thomas Edison: SpecimenSigned Photograph

The ‘Specimen signature and photograph’ of one of the greatest inventors in history is soon hitting the auction block and it’s expected to fetch a hefty amount.

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Bidding opens on 10 Jan and the auction runs till 11 Jan

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