Inventor of ships, trains, cars, subways

Because whites have stolen a lot of the advanced culture of our motherland.

Order; First bicycles, then ships, then trains, then cars, and finally airplanes. Straight trains are lightweight and suitable for small-scale short-distance transportation. Ships are suitable for long-distance water transportation and are inexpensive.

The plane transportation time is short, and it is suitable for transporting valuable and light-weight items in a short time, which is expensive. Trains are expensive, but they can be transported quickly and over long distances after construction. The cost of the car is also higher, especially in China, where there are tolls to be paid, etc., which is suitable for short-distance trains or airplanes that are inconvenient to transport, such as mountainous areas.

Hello, because there is a period of history in China that is not very good, you can look at China's modern history.

Because China had not yet risen at that time, white people were the world's science and technology center.

It's a question of inexplicability all day long.

It only proves that you are stupid.

First car: Germany, Mercedes Benz (Bentz).

First train: Stephenson, England.

First aircraft: American, Wright Brothers.

The first steamer: Fulton, USA.

First tube: London, England.

What do you mean??? I'm only in the third grade!!

Horse-drawn carriages, cars, rickshaws, cars, buses, motorcycles, electric vehicles, bicycles, trains, subways, ships, airplanes, high-speed rail.

In 1807, Fulton invented the steamship in the United States.

In 1807, Fulton built the first steam engine ship "Clermont" with paddlewheel propulsion, with a speed of about 8 kilometers per hour; 。At that time, the invention was a wheeled engine ship, only the underwater part could operate, and the other parts were useless, so the propeller ship was soon invented.

In 1829, the Austrian Josef Lessel invented a practical ship propeller.

In 1839, the first steam engine ship "Archimedes" equipped with propeller propellers was introduced, and the main engine power was kilowatts. This propeller fully demonstrated its superiority, so it was quickly promoted;

It took four years to finally build our country's first steamship, can it be put into use in the army?

The inventor of the steamship was James Watt;

It was James Watt who really solved the problem of the marine steam engine. He invented the twin-cylinder steam engine in 1765. In 1768, he cooperated with Matthew Bolton, the owner of the Birmingham Marine Engine Factory in England, to develop a special purpose steam engine for ship propulsion, which was the Bolton-Watt engine commonly used on the world's early steam engine ships.