Throughout history, both American and British inventors have made significant contributions to technological advancements. In 1747, Benjamin Franklin began his experiments with electricity, laying the groundwork for future innovations.
It was by working on sending messages to other computers on the ARPANET that Tomlinson managed to send the world's first email in October 1971.
1962
the internet was created
The main father of the web was the British physicist Sir Tim Berners-Lee, who, together with his working group at CERN, created an efficient method with which researchers could transmit information, content and data quickly and in an orderly manner.
1945
The first atomic bomb in history was developed by Oppenheimer and a controlled detonation was carried out in the New Mexico desert on July 16, 1945.
The atomic bomb was created
1906
The first airplane was created
1883
solar panel is created
New York inventor Charles Fritts produced the first solar cells by coating selenium with a thin layer of gold, which is why some historians credit Fritts with the invention of solar cells. This cell achieved an energy conversion rate of 1-2%.
1880
In 1880 he patented what was the first incandescent light bulb with a commercial perspective: it had a carbon filament and a vacuum inside the glass receptacle, a combination that gave it about 40 hours of useful life.
Creation of the electric light bulb
1876
Creation of the phone
Alexander Graham Bell patented the telephone in 1876, referred to as a device that transmitted sounds through a wire through electrical signals.
1836
The first electrical equipment for telegraphic transmission was invented by the American Samuel F. B. Morse in 1836, and the following year by the English physicist Charles Wheatstone in collaboration with the engineer Sir William F. Cooke.
the telegraph was created
1829
The first railway that ran in the world was from Stockton to Darlington (Great Britain) in 1825 and the first steam locomotives that ran on our lines were British.
The first train was created
1747
En 1747 Benjamin Franklin inició sus experimentos sobre la electricidad. Estaba convencido de que las tormentas eran fenómenos eléctricos y propuso un método temerario para demostrarlo.
