Thomas Edison (1847.2.11 to 1931.10.18)

On February 11, 1847, Thomas Edison was born. Edison was a famous American inventor, one of the famous geniuses in the history of technology, possessing 1093 patents on inventions such as light bulbs, soundtracks, coal bulbs, film projectors, cameras, and also founded the world's first industrial research laboratory. During the First World War, he served as chairman of the U.S. Navy Advisory Committee, guiding the research of torpedo and anti-submarine equipment. Until the age of 80, it was still researched to extract rubber from grass plants.

When Eddie was 84 years old, he invented more than 1,100 things in his lifetime, and was known as the ¡°Napoleon¡± of the scientific community, he explained the reasons for his success: ¡°Some people think I can success in many things depends on what ¡°genius¡± is for me, which is not correct.

He said, ¡°Heaven is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent sweat.¡±

How many families had Edison¡¯s invention of the speaker brought joy?

Mary Stevie, 16, later became Edison¡¯s first lady.

Edison in his youth.

Edison and his second wife, Maya, in front of the monument

Edison and his son drive a self-designed car

Inventors also sleep.

Edison before his own invention.

Edison and his son, Charles, worked together in the laboratory.

The Edison couple¡¯s relationship is full of words.