19th century rolling ball chronometer
Unlike the popular pendulum clock 200 years ago, inventor William Congreve's clock measured time by the movement of a small ball.
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Unlike the popular pendulum clock 200 years ago, inventor William Congreve's clock measured time by the movement of a small ball.
He was a Scottish inventor and engineer. With his important improvements to the steam engine, he became a key figure in the Industrial Revolution.
Inspired by hot air balloons, inventor Jacques Charles decided to build a hydrogen-powered balloon, which he considered safer.
Inventor Alexander Graham Bell had high hopes for optical telephones, envisioning that wireless communications would replace the tangled network of telephone wires.
At the end of the 19th century, three American broadcasters, Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla and George Westinghouse engaged in a 'war' in which any of them believed they we…
In a vacuum state, of course we wouldn't be able to breathe let alone hear and make phone calls. However, when in outer space, things will be different.
In the 1770s, inventor David Bushnell designed the Turtle, the world's first submarine.
A young Vietnamese-born inventor, Uyen Tran, found a way to reuse shrimp shell by-products and combine coffee grounds into a substitute for leather.
The life of black people in a time when racism weighed heavily on American society was not easy.
Today's Google Doodle 20/3/2021 honors Australian inventor - David Warren. So who is David Warren? How is life and career?
After more than a decade of fighting cancer, famous inventor Clive Sinclair took his last breath on September 16 at the age of 81.
Thomas Edison was not the first to come up with the idea of the incandescent light bulb. He just brought it closer to human life.
A multitude of extremely handy inventions these days are all made by people of color.
The word plastic is created by Greek inventor Leo Baekeland from the Greek Plastikós, meaning
The orphanage and growing up during the Great Depression did not stop Maurice Hilleman's efforts,