The History Channel: How TV Was Invented
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@cpswarrior Tesla could have done nothing without the work done by another Scotsman, James Clerk Maxwell.
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@Pupula56 Sorry you are wrong
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@lolfaces37 Scots invented to many things to list but some are adhesive postage stamps, anaesthetics, antisepsis, reaping machine,
Bank of England, latent heat Brownian movement, Buicks, chemical bonds , penicillin, , microwave ovens , colloid chemistry, breech-loading rifle ,tubular steel, quinine, pneumatic tyres, the steam engine telephones
the stereotype sulphuric acid the steam-hammer cure for insomnia paraffin
Sherlock Holmes
, and radar to defeat the germans in WW2
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You have some facts wrong, you said the first TV was from 1930, but there were forms of TV way before 1930. Do more research.
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Paul Nipkow proposed and patented the first electromech. television system in 1884. The earliest version of the CRT was invented by the German physicist Ferdinand Braun in 1897 and is also known as the Braun tube.
Baird was the television pioneer however.
The Germans have invented everything else, the scots can have this.
Car and combustion engine - Karl Benz
First flight - Karl Jatho
First telephone - Johan Philip Reis
First computer - Konrad Zuse
V2 sub-orbital spaceflight - Wernher von Braun
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Tv is my life always been the family i never had ,i am a telly addict sad i know
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Americans say Philo Taylor Farnsworth.
Scots say = John Logie Baird.
Russians say = Vladimir Zworkin
Germans say = Paul Nipkow
Hungarians say = Denys Von Mihaly
TRUTH is no one single person invented television, moreover it was a progressive innovation that was internationally contributed towards over time. The idea one could say cam from way back from the 'telephonoscope' in 1878.
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tv color is ing. gonzales camarena invented.
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@abatty1234 no lol, he gave the idea but didn't invent it, that's like me saying there should be floating cars but someone else invents it -_-
scottish invention
kingston0708 4 years ago 16
Strictly speaking, a German invention. Paul Nipkow patented the idea in 1888.
abatty1234 3 years ago 15