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The first wheeled chariot was created by the Sumerians
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The first steam vehicle was the Fardier, created by Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot.
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First steam locomotive, invented by the Englishman Richard Trevithick. It transported ten tons of iron, five wagons and seventy people between the Welsh towns of Penydarren and Abercynon (16 km) at a speed of almost 4 km/h.
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Bushnell designed a small single-seat submarine whose hull was made of wood and entirely padded with copper sheets. Its onboard technology was very rudimentary, just a pressure gauge to know the depth and a compass.
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El Pyroscaphe, el primer barco de vapor, por ejemplo, fue inventado por un francés en
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La historia cuenta que la primera locomotora de vapor capaz de funcionar sobre rieles fue construida el 21 de febrero de 1804 por el ingeniero e inventor inglés Richard Trevithick.
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Baron Karl von Drais invents the first velocipede with two aligned wheels and handlebar steering.
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The first railway that circulated in the world was from Stockton to Darlington (Great Britain) in 1825 and the first steam locomotives that circulated on our lines were British.
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The first automobile with an internal combustion engine is attributed to Karl Friedrich Benz in the city of Mannheim in 1886 with the model Benz Patent-Motorwagen.
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After several failed attempts, the youngest of the brothers, Orville, boarded the Wright Flyer and made the first flight. It is true that it only lasted 12 seconds and traveled 36 meters, but it was the precedent for the aeronautical industry that developed during the 20th century.
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It was on October 4, 1958 and was carried out by two DeHavilland Comet IV aircraft from the English company BOAC, which covered the route between London and New York
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A 747 first flew on February 9, 1969, and entered service for Pan American Airways on January 21, 1970, for a trip between New York and London.