Thomas Edison
During communications class we watched a Thomas Edison documentary. Thomas Edison was always a curios person. The first experiment he did was to see if he can hatch an egg, because the bird sits on the eggs and they hatch, he figured out the he is no bird. At a young age he started working in a baggage train selling newspapers. In the cart he set up a laboratory for his chemistry experiments and the printing press. He started an accidental fire and lost his hearing. There is a couple incidents when this may have happened. They are when he was fired from his job the conductor popped his hand on his ears, and after effects of scarlet fever. He didn't let this stop or discourage him. At fifteen he saved a three year old from a train track when a cart was about to hit the kid. J.U. Mackenzie was very grateful and rewarded Edison by teaching him. Edison then worked as a telegraph operator in Port Huron where he also did his scientific experiments. Five years later he started to invent for a full time job. He invented many things like the light bulb, he figured out 9000 ways to not invent the light bulb then finally he made the light bulb. He invented the recording system and all it takes is a little cylinder with beeswax, and a needle. Edison also invented an early motion picture camera, and over the years when he got old he was very happy that his camera got innovated over the years. When Edison died he had 1093 patents.
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