History of the Light Bulb 1705 to 1809
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Date: 2022-12-27
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kd1s
I recall a snow storm in 1993. We were working emergency communications at the Red Cross building. When we went in we noticed they cut off all the coax ends. And those ends were snapping with static electricity. That was cool. And to me the mother of all demos was in the 1960's when Douglas Englebart demonstrated the first mouse, the first online system etc. The demo gods were smiling that day.
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I recall a snow storm in 1993. We were working emergency communications at the Red Cross building. When we went in we noticed they cut off all the coax ends. And those ends were snapping with static electricity. That was cool. And to me the mother of all demos was in the 1960's when Douglas Englebart demonstrated the first mouse, the first online system etc. The demo gods were smiling that day.
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Charles
Kathy Loves Physics! Where have you been all my life? Your Chanel is simply amazing. I am fascinated with the History of Science esp. all things Physics. Thanks for all your expertise and amazing arsenal of factoids that bring it so alive. I would LOVE to see a video of you walking us through how you make a video. Where do you find all the actual Scientific papers! Simply fabulous!
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Kathy Loves Physics! Where have you been all my life? Your Chanel is simply amazing. I am fascinated with the History of Science esp. all things Physics. Thanks for all your expertise and amazing arsenal of factoids that bring it so alive. I would LOVE to see a video of you walking us through how you make a video. Where do you find all the actual Scientific papers! Simply fabulous!
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Muonium
I had no idea Franklin discovered (albeit very fleeting) electrically induced incandescence. I am continually stunned (shocked? ) at how often historical scientific discoveries were repeated and forgotten over and over again, with no telling which rediscovery would ultimately 'stick' and become the one cited as THE discovery moment in history books.
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I had no idea Franklin discovered (albeit very fleeting) electrically induced incandescence. I am continually stunned (shocked? ) at how often historical scientific discoveries were repeated and forgotten over and over again, with no telling which rediscovery would ultimately 'stick' and become the one cited as THE discovery moment in history books.
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Shazzam
You really should change the title of this video to Early Electricity 1705 to 1809. You don't even mention the electric light bulb once within this video. Your title is kinda clickbait. I only watched this video to hear your take on the priority war for the invention of the light bulb - you know, the whole Edison vs Swan vs the other guys thing.
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You really should change the title of this video to Early Electricity 1705 to 1809. You don't even mention the electric light bulb once within this video. Your title is kinda clickbait. I only watched this video to hear your take on the priority war for the invention of the light bulb - you know, the whole Edison vs Swan vs the other guys thing.
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The
9: 40
Is interesting. Had she been allowed to continue her research and combine it with Davy's work on giant batteries, (Aka capacitors) then
Today we might be harvesting voltage out of storm clouds, for use as a domestic utility, instead of just producing it at power plants.
(Note I said _just_.
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9: 40
Is interesting. Had she been allowed to continue her research and combine it with Davy's work on giant batteries, (Aka capacitors) then
Today we might be harvesting voltage out of storm clouds, for use as a domestic utility, instead of just producing it at power plants.
(Note I said _just_.
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Wanju
That is when they started to WIN the battle and tip the scale and pave the ROAD to the TOTAL CONTROL by the External POWER. Tesla however was CREATED to COUNTER that, BUT as you know the DARK with their PROWNESS and absolutely NO REGARD to LIFE WIN Over and Over. However, it is coming to an END.
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That is when they started to WIN the battle and tip the scale and pave the ROAD to the TOTAL CONTROL by the External POWER. Tesla however was CREATED to COUNTER that, BUT as you know the DARK with their PROWNESS and absolutely NO REGARD to LIFE WIN Over and Over. However, it is coming to an END.
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Fresh
I wanted to say thank you for these wonderful videos you've been posting. It's a shame that your audience is not bigger than it is, your content and presentation is great and definitely deserves a much larger audience. But I hope you continue to make these wonderful videos!
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I wanted to say thank you for these wonderful videos you've been posting. It's a shame that your audience is not bigger than it is, your content and presentation is great and definitely deserves a much larger audience. But I hope you continue to make these wonderful videos!
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David
Great videos. You can ignore me as I am just picky. At around 8: 56, you said it is not draining electric fire from the clouds but induction instead. However, they seem to be the same thing. And it eventually drains the electricity from the clouds anyway.
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Great videos. You can ignore me as I am just picky. At around 8: 56, you said it is not draining electric fire from the clouds but induction instead. However, they seem to be the same thing. And it eventually drains the electricity from the clouds anyway.
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James
Love your videos. Plan to watch them all! Thanks for sharing all this interesting knowledge and wisdom.
I'd love to see a time travel television show that uses your stories to recreate the actual events in scientific history!
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Love your videos. Plan to watch them all! Thanks for sharing all this interesting knowledge and wisdom.
I'd love to see a time travel television show that uses your stories to recreate the actual events in scientific history!
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Joop
Your videos on electricity & history are absolutely great!
However, your geography skills could use a little improvement.
Pieter van Musschenbroek was a Dutchman (like me) from the Dutch city of Leyden (nowadays Leiden.
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Your videos on electricity & history are absolutely great!
However, your geography skills could use a little improvement.
Pieter van Musschenbroek was a Dutchman (like me) from the Dutch city of Leyden (nowadays Leiden.
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Станислав
Donkey. In the beginning there was a sulfur ball that glowed due to electroluminescence. This is not to mention the more ancient electric lamps, but only from the described history of science. Fisics suck 1: 0
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Donkey. In the beginning there was a sulfur ball that glowed due to electroluminescence. This is not to mention the more ancient electric lamps, but only from the described history of science. Fisics suck 1: 0
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snowmchristv2
President Joe Biden said Lewis Latimer invented the lightbulb. Are you saying in a long about way that he's not correct? I've been telling everyone that he did, now my kids are not going to believe things I say.
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President Joe Biden said Lewis Latimer invented the lightbulb. Are you saying in a long about way that he's not correct? I've been telling everyone that he did, now my kids are not going to believe things I say.
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Materman
Love your videos. They're awesome. On another note. If Galvani had battered and fried those frog legs, he would have beaten Pied Majorcanis Esq. by one hundred years as the first person to fry the delicacy frog legs.
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Love your videos. They're awesome. On another note. If Galvani had battered and fried those frog legs, he would have beaten Pied Majorcanis Esq. by one hundred years as the first person to fry the delicacy frog legs.
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mjouwbuis
So the town of Leyden spontaneously moved from Germany to Denmark now? Or the other way around, Im not sure of the date on the other video. It's located in The Netherlands, by the way.
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So the town of Leyden spontaneously moved from Germany to Denmark now? Or the other way around, Im not sure of the date on the other video. It's located in The Netherlands, by the way.
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bchoward0000
I've really enjoyed your videos - thank you. The way you did the dates in the corner on this one was excellent - didn't stop the flow but kept us aware. Very James Burke indeed!
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I've really enjoyed your videos - thank you. The way you did the dates in the corner on this one was excellent - didn't stop the flow but kept us aware. Very James Burke indeed!
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Not
Interesting. I never heard half of the people beside Galvani and Volta. Especially the guy that understood Volta/Galvani's pila was indeed chemical in nature. Very nice. Thank you.
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Interesting. I never heard half of the people beside Galvani and Volta. Especially the guy that understood Volta/Galvani's pila was indeed chemical in nature. Very nice. Thank you.
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Archis
Georg Matthias Bose's relative, Heinrich Bose, used to host Johann Sebastian Bach often and was godfather to his children. Today the Bose house is the Bach museum in Leipzig.
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Georg Matthias Bose's relative, Heinrich Bose, used to host Johann Sebastian Bach often and was godfather to his children. Today the Bose house is the Bach museum in Leipzig.
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jnbfrancisco
Kathy. I have noticed that when I pull the protective cover of my nasal strips in the dark, a blue light is produced at the point of separation. What's up with that?
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Kathy. I have noticed that when I pull the protective cover of my nasal strips in the dark, a blue light is produced at the point of separation. What's up with that?
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Jazz
. who got bored with rubbing tubes by hand. Georg. Georg. Georg. ;P
Pieter van Muschenbroek was a Dutch man, from Leiden. Between Amsterdam and Den Haag.
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. who got bored with rubbing tubes by hand. Georg. Georg. Georg. ;P
Pieter van Muschenbroek was a Dutch man, from Leiden. Between Amsterdam and Den Haag.
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