My Timeline focuses on inventions spanning from 1900 to 1910, this decade saw a lot of new concepts that no one ever touched before. It also covers everyday things we use, such as the thumbtack or windshield wipers, and even things we take for granted such as the electric washing machine. We have definitely come a long way since 1910, it was over 100 years ago. Things have changed dramatically since then, we’ve landed on the moon, we have iPhones, and the internet is everywhere. But some things have remained the same. The year is 1903, and all of the newspapers have the same headline “Flying Machine, Goes Three Miles, Against The Wind”. The Wright Brothers had just achieved the first manned flight with a motorized aircraft, and the world is stunned. Fast forward to 2017, and motorized aircrafts are a commercial way of transportation. There’s an airport in almost every major city in the world, and now it’s the quickest way to travel across the country or overseas. Flying is a very common thing now, and it wasn’t until the 1950’s that
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The first transatlantic broadcast radio signal was just produced by Guglielmo Marconi, an italian inventor. He doesn’t know that what he created will change the world, and continues to patent his invention. But around the same time, Nikola Tesla had invented the same thing, but using his own patents. Marconi had used Tesla’s patents and this wasn’t sorted out until after their deaths. But what made Tesla furious was that Marconi won the nobel peace prize in 1911 for his invention of the radio. It wasn’t until a few months after tesla’s death (1943) that the supreme court settled that Nikola Tesla did in fact create the radio first using his own patents. The 1930’s introduced us to car radio’s, and from there the radio spread to all corners of the earth. Nowadays we have Television and the internet which have pushed the radio out of the spotlight, because it doesn’t offer as much content as the internet
The first transatlantic broadcast radio signal was just produced by Guglielmo Marconi, an italian inventor. He doesn’t know that what he created will change the world, and continues to patent his invention. But around the same time, Nikola Tesla had invented the same thing, but using his own patents. Marconi had used Tesla’s patents and this wasn’t sorted out until after their deaths. But what made Tesla furious was that Marconi won the nobel peace prize in 1911 for his invention of the radio. It wasn’t until a few months after tesla’s death (1943) that the supreme court settled that Nikola Tesla did in fact create the radio first using his own patents. The 1930’s introduced us to car radio’s, and from there the radio spread to all corners of the earth. Nowadays we have Television and the internet which have pushed the radio out of the spotlight, because it doesn’t offer as much content as the internet