Names Discoverers and Their Findings

Charles Goodyear, Inventor of Rubber Tire Vulcanization

INDEPHEDIA.com - Today we should be grateful because thanks to these inventors, many benefits have been felt, both directly and indirectly for everyday life. Although some of their findings are not useful for us, many of them are useful and useful for others.

Who are they who have rendered services to this world for their findings? Below INDEPHEDIA.com summarizes the names of the inventors, country of origin and findings.

1. Cai Lun (China), Finding: Paper
2. Friedrich Karl von Drais (Germany), Finding: Bicycles
3. Alexander Graham Bell (United States), Findings: Telephone (Old Version), LPs
4. C. Marconi (Italy), Findings: Radio, 1895
5. Manfred von Ardenne (Germany), Finding: Television
6. James Watt (UK), Invention: Steam Engine (1765)
7. J.L. Baird & C.F. Jenkins (UK), Finding: Television (1920)
8. Johannes Gutenberg (Germany), Findings: The printing press
9. Johann Philipp Reis (Germany), Findings: Telephone
10. Rene Laennec (France), Findings: Stethoscope
11. Alessandro Volta (Italy), Findings: Batteries
12. Zacharias Janssen, Findings: Microscopes, 1590
13. Thomas Alva Edison (United States), Finding: Electric Light
14. Albert Einstein (Germany), Findings: Theory of Relativity
15. Alfred Nobel (Sweden), Discovery: Dynamite
16. Antonie van Leeuwenhook (Netherlands), Findings: Lenses
17. Antonio Meucci (Italy), Findings: Telephone (New Version 2002)
18. Artur Fischer (Germany), Findings: Dowel Fischer
19. Benjamin Franklin (United States), Finding: Eyeglass Lenses.
20. Benjamin Holt (United States), Findings: Tractors
21. Blaise Pascal (France), Findings: Computing Machines
22. Charles Goodyear (United States), Findings: Rubber Tire Vulcanization
23. Christian Buschmann (Germany), Findings: Harmonics and Accordions
24. Christopher Sholes (United States), Discovery: A QWERTY Typewriter, 1868
25. Cornelius van Drebbel (Netherlands), Findings: Submarine Dmitri Mendeleev (Russia), Findings: Periodic Table
26. Diophantus (Greece), Findings: Algebra (author of Arithmetic)
27. Edward Jenner (UK), Findings: Developing Smallpox Vaccine Research
28. Elis G. Otis (United States), Findings: Elevator / Lift Brakes
29. Emil Berliner (Germany / America), Findings: LPs
30. Fritz Pfleumer (Germany), Findings: Audio Tape / Recording Tape
31. George Eastman (United States), Discovery: Roll Film and founder of `` Kodak, '' 1888
32. Ernest Swinton (UK), Findings: Tanks
33. Ernst August Friedrich Ruska (Germany), Finding: Electron Microscope
34. Evangelista Torricelli (Italy), Findings: Mercury Barometer
35. Felix Hoffmann (Germany), Finding: Aspirin
36. Frank Whittle (UK), Discovery: Turbo Jet Engine
37. Galileo Galilei (Italy) Finding: Thermometer, 1593
38. Gottlieb Daimler (Germany), Findings: Cars and Internal Combustion Engines
39. Hans Lippershey (Germany), Finding: Telescope
40. Hans von Ohain (Germany), Invention: Jet Engines
41. Henrich Focke (Germany), Developer of Turbo Shaft Propulsion Systems for Helicopters
42. Heinrich Gobel (Germany), Finding: Orbs of Light
43. Heinrich Hertz (Germany), Findings: Theory of Electromagnetic Waves of Light and Electromagnetics
44. Hans Lippershey (Netherlands), Findings: Telescopes, 1608
45. Hugo Junkers (Germany), Findings: Aircraft made of metal and the application of diesel motors for flight
46. Igor Ivanovich Sikorsky (Ukraine), Findings: Modern Helicopters
47. Irving Langmuir (America), Findings: Incandescent Wire and High Vacuum Tubes
48. Isaac Newton (UK), Finding: The Law of Gravity
49. Jacques Charles (France), Findings: Hydrogen Balloons
50. Josep and J. Montgolfier (France), Findings: Hot air balloons
51. Joseph Lister, 1st Baron Lister (UK), Findings: Antiseptics for surgery
52. Julius Lothar Meyer (Germany), Findings: Periodic Table of the Chemical Elements
53. Karlheinz Brandenburg, Finding: MP3 technology.
54. Levi Strauss (Germany), Finding: Jeans material
55. Louis Daguerre (France), Findings: Daguerreotype Photographic Processes
56. Louis Jacques Monde da Guerre (France), Findings: Daguerreotype Photographic Processes
57. Edwin Land (United States), Finding: Polaroid Camera
58. Louis Pasteur (France), Findings: Vaccinations
59. Melitta Bentz (Germany), Findings: The First Coffee Filter
60. Michael Faraday (England), Finding: Dinamo (1831)
61. Murdocks (UK), Findings: Trains
62. Nikolaus Otto (Germany), Findings: Internal Combustion Engines
63. Nicolaus Copernicus (Poland), Findings: Theory of Heliocentrism
64. Nikola Tesla (Serbia), Findings: Electric Motors
65. Konrad Zuse (Germany), Findings: Computers
66. Otto Hahn (Germany), Findings: Nuclear Fission
67. Otto Lilienthal (Germany), Discovery: Invent Gliding Flight
68. Peter Henlein, Discovery: Pocket Watch
69. Rudolf Diesel (United States) Discovery: Combustion Engine (Diesel Engine), 1897
70. Rudolf Hell (Germany), initiator of the initial mechanism for sending and scanning documents on a fax machine
71. Robert Boyle, John Walker, Discovery: Matches
72. Robert Fulton (United States), Findings: Fire Ships, 1807
73. Samuel Hahnemann (Germany), Findings: Homeopathy
74. Samuel F. B. Morse (United States), Findings: Telegraph, 1837
75. Thomas Alva Edison (United States), Findings: Light Bulbs, Film Projector, 1893
76. Wernher Von Braun (Germany / America), Findings: Rocket Technology Developers
77. Werner von Siemens (Germany), Findings: Siemens Electric and Telecommunications Company
78. Wilbur and 0rville Wright (United States), Findings: Airplanes
79. Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen (Germany), Finding: X-rays.
80. Williarn Sturgeon (UK), Finding: Electromagnets, 1823
81. Willis Haviland Carrier (United States), Findings: Modern Air Conditioners
82. BJ Habibie (Indonesia), Findings: Crack Propagation Theory
83. Dr Khoirul Anwar (Indonesia), Findings: Inventor of the Two FFT Concept Used in 4G LTE