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TECHNOLOGICAL AND SCIENTIFIC ADVANCES

By lrl_.09
  • Steam Locomotive

    Steam Locomotive

    It was created by George Stephenson
    It is a type of locomotive powered by the action of water vapor.
  • Braille

    Braille

    It was created by Louis Braille.
    It is a reading system for blind people
  • Photography

    Photography

    It was crated by Nicéphore Niépce.
    The invention of photography would revolutionise culture and communication in the West forever.
  • Anaesthetic

    Anaesthetic

    It was created by William T.G. Morton
    It could knock people out for longer operations and so gave surgeons more time when operating.
  • Telephone

    Telephone

    It was invented by Alexander Graham Bell
    Telephones made it easier for businesses to communicate with each other
  • clinical thermometer

    clinical thermometer

    It was invented by Sir Thomas Allbut.
    It was six inches long and took about five minutes to take a person's temperature.
    Medical thermometers allow healthcare professionals to provide accurate diagnosis
  • Plane

    Plane

    It was created by Clément Ader.
    It is recognized as the first self-propelled aircraft in history to operate, after landing from a 50-meter run including takeoff. This date is officially recognized as the birth of aviation in Europe.
  • Radio

    Radio

    The radio was invented by Nikola Tesla
    The invention of radio communication spanned many decades of establishing theoretical underpinnings, discovery and experimental investigation.
  • Cinematography

    Cinematography

    It was invented by Louis and Auguste Lumière, who created the first motion-picture apparatus.
    Since motion pictures were invented, audiences have loved how they tell stories. Movies enabled people to travel the world vicariously, and experience tragedy, love and nearly every other emotion.
  • Aspirin

    Aspirin

    The aspirin was created by Felix Hoffman, a German chemist working for the Bayer company, was able to modify salicylic acid to create acetylsalicylic acid, which was named aspirin.
    Felix Hoffmann's innovation led to the widespread modern use of aspirin for pain relief.