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  1. 95 years ago today, #ThomasEdison, American #inventor (lightbulb, phonograph, motion picture camera), died of #diabetes complications at 84.
    #RIP 🕊️🤍✨

  2. Thomas Edison y el nacimiento del cine con el fonógrafo óptico

    El 17 de octubre de 1888 marcó un hito en la historia de la imagen en movimiento: Thomas Alva Edison patentó el fonógrafo óptico, reconocido como la primera película jamás realizada. Este invento, que combinó la captura de imágenes con su reproducción…

    #Akerix #IA #ThomasEdison #FonografoOptico #Cine
    akerix.com/es/on-this-day/10-1
    📷 Wikimedia Commons

  3. The story goes like this. Nikola Tesla, the brilliant Serbian inventor, was cheated by Thomas Edison, robbed of his rightful place in history, and died alone and penniless...Almost none of it is true. #ForgottenHistory #HistoryMyths #NikolaTesla #ThomasEdison #UntoldHistory

    econopass.com/tesla-did-not-lo

    Posted into Culture Society News 🌍 @culture-society-news-Econopass

  4. The story goes like this. Nikola Tesla, the brilliant Serbian inventor, was cheated by Thomas Edison, robbed of his rightful place in history, and died alone and penniless...Almost none of it is true. #ForgottenHistory #HistoryMyths #NikolaTesla #ThomasEdison #UntoldHistory

    econopass.com/tesla-did-not-lo

    Posted into Everything Science @everything-science-Econopass

  5. Thomas Edison
    Invented the light bulb.
    Still couldn't convince everyone to turn the lights off.
    #ThomasEdison #ParentHumor #HomeLife

  6. The story goes like this. Nikola Tesla, the brilliant Serbian inventor, was cheated by Thomas Edison, robbed of his rightful place in history, and died alone and penniless...Almost none of it is true. #Trending #ForgottenHistory #HistoryMyths #NikolaTesla #ThomasEdison #UntoldHistory

    econopass.com/tesla-did-not-lo

    Posted into FLIPBOARD EXCHANGE FEED 🗞️ @flipboard-exchange-feed-Econopass

  7. The story goes like this. Nikola Tesla, the brilliant Serbian inventor, was cheated by Thomas Edison, robbed of his rightful place in history, and died alone and penniless...Almost none of it is true.

    #Trending #ForgottenHistory #HistoryMyths #NikolaTesla #ThomasEdison #UntoldHistory

    econopass.com/tesla-did-not-lo

  8. econopass.com · Marco Bellinari

    The story goes like this. Nikola Tesla, the brilliant Serbian inventor, was cheated by Thomas Edison, robbed of his rightful place in history, and …

    #trending #forgottenhistory #historymyths #nikolatesla #thomasedison #untoldhistory #culture

    Tesla Did Not Lose To Edison. ...

  9. The story goes like this. Nikola Tesla, the brilliant Serbian inventor, was cheated by Thomas Edison, robbed of his rightful place in history, and died alone and penniless...Almost none of it is true. #ForgottenHistory #HistoryMyths #NikolaTesla #ThomasEdison #UntoldHistory

    econopass.com/tesla-did-not-lo

    Posted into The Forgotten Truth @the-forgotten-truth-Econopass

  10. Thomas Edison
    Invented the light bulb.
    Parents:
    "Turn it off when you leave the room."
    #ThomasEdison #ParentHumor #Electricity

  11. When we think of "Murray" we think of "Bill Murray" because we grew up during the height of his career

    Without any particular evidence to associate him with the obviously planted green metal "Murray" sign, we set about years ago determining whom he was and identified him as #HenryFord

    That opened up a whole new vista as he was clearly marking himself in that life as a Masonic "ruffian" type along with #DustanHoffman #ThomasEdison and #BruceWillis #HarveyFirestone with their Seminole adventures

  12. Around this time in 1897, Thomas Edison was likely celebrating receiving a patent for the Kinetograph, his early motion picture camera. The first films ever copyrighted were made with it, including this one from 1894, which the Library has preserved. It's colloquially known as "Fred Ott's Sneeze."
    @librarycongress #globalmuseum #cinema #cinemahistory #ThomasEdison #film

  13. Der Tag der Vinyl-Schallplatte findet jährlich am 12.August statt.

    Der #Tag_der_Vinyl_Schallplatte wurde im Jahr 2002 von dem US-Amerikaner #GaryFreiberg ins Leben gerufen, um an die #Erfindung des #Phonographen, im Jahr 1877 durch #ThomasEdison, zu erinnern. Um den Tag der #VinylSchallplatte als offiziellen Feiertag anerkennen zu lassen, wurde die #gemeinnützige #Organisation #VinylRecordDay gegründet, welche den Tag bis heute veranstaltet und promotet.
    welcher-tag-ist-heute.org/feie

    #Feiertag

  14. Thomas Edison recibe la patente para el telégrafo bidireccional.

    El 9 de agosto de 1892, Thomas Edison, un renombrado inventor y empresario estadounidense, recibió una patente para un telégrafo bidireccional. Esta invención fue un hito significativo en el desarrollo de la tecnología de comunicación. El geni…

    #Akerix #IA #ThomasEdison #PatenteTelgrafo #TelgrafoBidireccional
    akerix.com/es/on-this-day/08-0
    📷 Wikimedia Commons

  15. Thomas Edison National Historical Park

    A handsome young man, Bryan Ferry vibes!

    Orpheus, a poet and musician in mythology (makes me think of the song “Orpheus” by David Sylvian)

    Spending part of gorgeous yesterday at Thomas Edison National Historical Park was magical. We’ve been there many times, but you can’t get enough of Thomas Edison. I love the statue of Orpheus holding a record. And the bed Thomas Edison slept in because he spent so many hours at work in his lab. Deaf and self-taught through books and tinkering he had over 1000 patents!

    A New Jersey legend of sound and vision.

    And I must say, he was handsome as a younger man too — Bryan Ferry vibes! I asked one of the tour guides if Edison still had family that is alive. He does, but they are very low-key about who they are. They did visit the park and one of the kids shouted out, “Tell them who we are!” So cute that they were proud!

    I have other cool stories about happenings at the park throughout the years. It’s a very special place in my heart.

    I was honored to report on the soft opening of the Black Maria replica back in the summer of 2024.

    My husband is a lifetime member of the historical park, so we can go free whenever we want. But they do have times when the park is free to visit. It’s definitely worth it. Everyone who works there is kind and helpful to answer all your questions. There’s plenty of fascinating movie footage about Edison you can view at a theater inside (which is well air conditioned!), clean restrooms, and three floors filled with items to explore. Of course I favor the music room.

    The actual bed (not a replica) Thomas Edison slept on in his lab, after working 70 hours or so.

    The historical figure I’d love to have dinner with!

    To see more photographs, check out my blog from 2014: https://maryannemistretta.wordpress.com/2014/01/25/thomas-edison-a-man-with-bright-ideas/

    #books #coolStuff #happiness #History #inspiration #inventions #lifeOver60 #maryanneChristianoMistretta #motivation #music #NewJersey #orpheus #photography #thingsToDoInNewJersey #ThomasEdison #ThomasEdisonNationalHistoricalPark #travel #writing
  16. He's a # nepobaby of nazi sympathizers and an emerald mine baron who has children with stepsister after being married to her mother and raising her from a child. He's got a fat wallet, and a wise investment manager, NOT a beautiful mind. He's a 21st century nazi #ThomasEdison and a bond villain

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:aw426jbgw7drhivb4ijrizlu/post/3mo6ffs7z7s2o

  17. He's a # nepobaby of nazi sympathizers and an emerald mine baron who has children with stepsister after being married to her mother and raising her from a child. He's got a fat wallet, and a wise investment manager, NOT a beautiful mind. He's a 21st century nazi #ThomasEdison and a bond villain

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:aw426jbgw7drhivb4ijrizlu/post/3mo6ffs7z7s2o

  18. On May 4, 1878: #ThomasEdison's phonograph is shown for the first time at the Grand Opera House in NYC.

  19. "There are only two genders! It's basic biology!" is the shows you stopped learning in 2nd grade equivalent of "Thomas Edison invented the light bulb! It's basic science / history!"


    #trans-rights #educate-yourself #literacy #science #history #biology #trans-ally #gender #thomas-edison #invention #education
  20. ‘One of the great disappointments’

    California Gov. Gavin Newsom didn’t mince words when discussing Tesla CEO Elon Musk and the future of electric…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #ElonMusk #GavinNewsom #Musk #NikolaTesla #tesla #TeslaRoadster #ThomasEdison
    europesays.com/2875577/

  21. On this day in 1878 Thomas Edison patents the phonograph.
    #ThomasEdison

  22. Edison wyprzedził Noblistów o 130 lat? W jego żarówkach powstawał grafen, ale nikt go nie widział

    Grafen. Supermateriał XXI wieku, za którego odkrycie przyznano Nagrodę Nobla w 2010 roku. Jest w prototypach baterii, filtrach i marzeniach o futurystycznej elektronice. Okazuje się, że Thomas Edison produkował go seryjnie już w 1879 roku. Tylko o tym nie wiedział.

    Eksperyment z przeszłości

    Naukowcy z Rice University postanowili zabawić się w „archeologów chemii”. Zamiast wymyślać nowe metody syntezy, sięgnęli po patent Thomasa Edisona numer 223898 z 1880 roku. Edison, szukając idealnego materiału na żarnik do swojej żarówki, eksperymentował ze wszystkim – od tektury po… bambus. I to właśnie zwęglony bambus okazał się strzałem w dziesiątkę, świecąc przez ponad 1200 godzin.

    Lucas Eddy, doktorant z Rice, odtworzył ten proces w laboratorium. Kupił rzemieślnicze żarówki z bambusowym włóknem (tak, można takie dostać w Nowym Jorku) i potraktował je prądem, dokładnie tak jak robił to słynny wynalazca.

    Srebrzysty ślad

    Metoda, którą nieświadomie stosował Edison, to dziś tzw. „flash Joule heating”. Polega ona na błyskawicznym (rzędu kilkunastu sekund) podgrzaniu węgla do temperatury 3000 stopni Celsjusza.

    Gdy Eddy spojrzał na wynik pod nowoczesnym mikroskopem elektronowym, zobaczył coś niezwykłego. Zwęglony bambus nie był tylko czarnym węglem. Miejscami pokrywał go „lustrzany, srebrzysty nalot”. Analiza spektroskopowa potwierdziła: to grafen turbostratyczny.

    Dlaczego Edison przegapił Nobla?

    Odpowiedź jest prosta: brak narzędzi. Grafen to warstwa węgla o grubości jednego atomu. W 1879 roku nikt nie dysponował mikroskopem, który pozwoliłby go dostrzec. Zresztą nie był też Nagród Nobla, Alfred Nobel swój testament spisał w 1895 roku, a pierwsze Noble trafiły do laureatów w 1901 roku. Wracając do Edisona, dla niego był to po prostu „efekt uboczny” procesu zwęglania. Co więcej, gdyby te żarówki świeciły dłużej, grafen i tak zamieniłby się z powrotem w zwykły grafit, bo w wysokiej temperaturze i przy długiej pracy warstwy węgla zaczynają się ponownie układać w strukturę objętościową.

    Wnioski na przyszłość

    Odkrycie z Rice University to coś więcej niż ciekawostka historyczna. Pokazuje, że w starych technologiach – lampach łukowych, pierwszych lampach rentgenowskich czy telegrafach – mogą kryć się odpowiedzi na współczesne problemy inżynierii materiałowej. Czasem wystarczy po prostu spojrzeć na stare patenty przez nowe mikroskopy.

    Grawitacja (a raczej jej brak) zmienia położenie mózgu. Nowe badania ostrzeżeniem przed misją na Marsa

    #grafen #historiaWynalazków #JamesTour #news #RiceUniversity #ThomasEdison #żarówkaBambusowa
  23. #datocurioso
    ¿Sabían que Thomas Edison, el "Mago de Menlo Park" y padre de la bombilla, también intentó inventar un teléfono para hablar con los muertos y espíritus? 👻

    Suena un poco loco tal vez, pero es algo que está registrado en una entrevista de 1920 para la American Magazine, Edison anunció que estaba trabajando en un dispositivo "sumamente delicado" para capturar las voces de "personalidades que han abandonado esta Tierra".

    Edison no buscaba una "ouija tecnológica", sino aplicar un rigor científico a la idea del "más allá", creyendo que la personalidad y la vida eran indestructibles y podían afectar a la materia.

    Aunque nunca se encontró un prototipo funcional, la idea del "necrófono" o "teléfono espiritual" sigue siendo uno de los proyectos más fascinantes y extraños de la historia de la ciencia por parte de Edison.

    #ThomasEdison #Invento #Historia #Ciencia #Tecnologia

  24. Ah, yes, the groundbreaking revelation that Paris had a moving sidewalk in 1900 🙄. Next, we'll uncover that people once used horse-drawn carriages too! 🚶‍♂️➡️🐎 Apparently, Thomas Edison filmed this earth-shattering moment, but don't worry, you can watch it online instead of traveling back in time⏳.
    openculture.com/2020/03/paris- #Paris1890s #movingwalkway #historicalrevelation #ThomasEdison #travelbackintime #HackerNews #ngated

  25. A fan of currently unknown provenance.

    "For the past 26 years, this fascinating artefact has been in the possession of Singaporean antique collector and dealer Toh Chee Keong, better known as CK. The 60-year-old constantly faces the same two questions: Is the fan genuine? Did it really belong to Edison?"

    straitstimes.com/singapore/ele

    #History #Singapore #Fans #Technology #ThomasEdison

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