What did Addison invent? What did Addison invent

Edison was satisfied with the invention of the electric light.

Addison invented those things.

Edison he invented the light bulb!

Is there such a person as Addison? All I know is Edison, and Hans Christian Andersen.

Thomas Alvaedison (Thomas Alvaedison) is a world-famous American electrologist and inventor, in addition to his invention and contributions to the phonograph, electric light, telegraph, film, etc., he also has many famous creations and insights in the fields of mining, construction, chemical industry, etc. Edison made about 3,000 inventions in his lifetime and made great contributions to human civilization and progress.

Despite the failure of the experiment and the fact that Edison was beaten by his father, he continued to carry out his experiments. Later, through a conversation with his mother, Edison finally transformed the basement of his home into his own laboratory.

Later, as a young man, Edison traveled between various telecommunications companies for a long time, working everywhere. It was not until later, when he became chief engineer of the Gold Price Stock Company in New York, that he invented and researched the telegraph. Later, Edison bought his own marking machine "Dika" to the director of the gold price stock transportation company, and only earned 40,000 US dollars in assets.

Later, Edison used the money to build several research institutes, and only then did he invent inventions such as electric lights, generators, and round records.

Until Edison's death on October 18, 1931. Edison invented more than 3,000 inventions in his lifetime, and he had 128 patents for inventions. If you want to know the stories of great men, I recommend you to take a look at the books in the Great Men of the World Biography series.

The green bamboo is not its three-point scene, and the red plum is reporting the spring of ten thousand families, and the spring returns to the earth.

In 1827 he published his first poem, The Dying Child, and in 1829 he entered the University of Copenhagen to study. His first major work, Walks from the Holmen Canal to the East Point of Amae Island in 1828 and 1829, appeared in 1829. This is a travelogue with a sense of humor, in the style of the German writer Hoffmann.

The publication of this travelogue gave Andersen an initial recognition to society. Since then, he has continued to work in theatre. In 1831 he traveled to Germany and wrote a travel journal on his way back.

In 1833 he went to Italy and wrote a poetic drama "Egnet and the Mermaid" and a long story "The Impromptu Poet" (1835) set in Italy. Shortly after publication, it was translated into German and English, marking the beginning of the author's international reputation.

The landlord is Hans Christian Andersen... His famous work is "The Impromptu Poet", which can be seen in detail.

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The Little Match Girl" and "The Daughter of the Sea".

Hans Christian Andersen is a famous Danish 19th-century fairy tale writer and the founder of fairy tales in world literature. He was born into a poor family of shoemakers in the city ,.. Odense

Hans Christian Andersen's works are 6 novels: The Impromptu Poet (1835), O. T (1836), and Just a Fiddler (183...).The tone of the work is somber.

Representative works include "A Dream Under the Willow Tree", "She's a Waste", "The Bachelor's Nightcap", "Lucky Belle" and so on.

And the well-known little girl who sells matches.