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This document provides brief summaries of several important discoveries and inventions throughout history: - Fire was likely one of the earliest discoveries by early humans in the Stone Age, providing light, heat, and a way to cook food. - The Wright brothers were the first to fly powered aircraft in 1903, marking the beginning of aviation. - John Logie Baird invented the first black and white television in the 1920s and introduced the concept to Guillermo Gonzalez Camarena in Mexico. - Benjamin Franklin's discovery of electricity in the late 18th century was foundational for modern society and all subsequent scientific advances that rely on power.
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- 2. Fire is probably the first discovery of history, it was in the Stone Age. Apparently a caveman smart managed to conquer the power of fire and transmit this knowledge to their peers. The fire was vital for human development as our ancestors provided light and heat, were given the opportunity to cook their food and shelter from predators that threatened. Discovery of Fire
- 3. AVIATION BEGINS The first pilots to fly in powered aircraft engine were the Wright brothers. 1903
- 4. TELEVISION The Scotsman John L. Baird invented the black and white television ...... and was the engineer who introduced Guillermo Gonzalez Camarena in Mexico to 1927 television color.
- 5. Electricity Without electricity we would still be in the dark. Modern society and their lifestyles are based absolutely on this important discovery, made by Benjamin Franklin. We can not imagine a world without computers, televisions, radios, microwaves, etc. All scientific advances after electricity was discovered it needed to occur.
- 6. CELL PHONE The first cell created in Japan in 1979 were large and only transmitted sounds. Today cell phones texting, taking pictures, or music store. 1979
- 7. Wheel No one knows exactly when and where they invented the wheel, but we do know that is a very important discovery. If we stop to look, most moving things in our world are made through this wonderful device. The driving wheel was the basis of the Industrial Revolution, and thanks to her were able to operate the steam engines, railroads and factories.
- 8. Computer Computers are one of the most important tools of modernity. Everything we do today or what we access, as you are reading this article, is via automated systems. Imagine if suddenly halt all existing computers: would stop banking, commerce, education, medical services, finally, collapse all daily activities worldwide.
- 9. Internet There is no doubt that the Internet has revolutionized the way we learn, communicate and entertain. Today, the family is no longer around to television, but each is in its own computer and communicate using it even if they are a few feet away.