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Name: The cold turkey sandwich
Date: 11/25/2011
Inventor: etc etc
Source(s): mmmmmm... - 9 years ago
wheel about 3500 BC proto-Aryan people or Sumerians Russia/Kazakhstan or Mesopotamia
ink c. 2500 BC — Egypt, China
paper late 900s — China
printing press, 1450, Johannes Gutenberg
The Telescope , 1609, (refinement), Galileo Galilei
The steam engine, 1775 (refinement), James Watt (kick started the Industrial Revolution)
vaccination, 1796, Edward Jenner
canned food, 1809, Nicolas Appert
bicycle , 1818, Baron Karl de Drais de Sauerbrun (may be :1865 Pierre and Ernest Michaux)
internal-combustion engine, 1859. Ãtienne Lenoir
pasteurization ,1864, Louis Pasteur
light bulb, 1879, Thomas Alva Edison
radio , 1896 , Guglielmo Marconi (maybe getting too much credit)
assembly line ,1913, Henry Ford (maybe more accurately : William "Pa" Klann)
electron microscope, 1933, Ernst Ruska
GM/GE Crops, 1963-1970- & onwards, Norman Ernest Borlaug
The microprocessor (Intel 4004) , 1971, Ted Hoff, Frederico Faggin
The internet ,1969, DARPA (US defense research)
We can't forget the Arabic numerals (originating from India) and other mathematical, philosophical , and medical concepts & ideas which could loosely be call inventions. Like Newton's calculus.
Source(s): http://www.edinformatics.com/inventions_inventors/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assembly_line