Mankind has advanced a lot for having intelligent brain than any other 
species. We invented stuffs of our requirements. Here’s our top five 
inventions of all time.
    				
    				
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 from sleep some of you must have checked your social and email feed, 
put on specs or traditionally take a look into newspaper. Between these 
actions you have already used 3 of the most valuable inventions of 
passed thousand year history. The roots of these objects are wireless 
connection, lens of glass and printing press. About 99 percent of 
peoples are now relying on the inventions made in previous centuries. We
 can’t even think a single day without those products. But the question 
raises that Which inventions are most significant? Here’s our top 5.
		
	

	

	

	


















    




			














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			<span>Electricity<br>
 Surely, electricity is the most significant invention of all time. 
Almost everything runs by electricity these days; from a television to 
Tesla’s super-speed cars. It has bonded with all of our daily tasks. 
There would not be any existence of modern science without electricity. 
Why only electricity, Inventions which are running through electricity 
are also great inventions of all time. The first idea about electricity 
comes on human mind from the lighting from the cloud. But people didn’t 
know how to store that energy until somebody named Thomas Alva Edison 
invented an electric bulb that glows and spreads light. It was the first
 known electric invention. In 1882 Edison was the first man to build an 
electrical station. We need to know that, thesis over electricity 
started in 16th century. American scientist Benjamin Franklin begun his 
practical analysis over electricity for the first time. Yet then people 
had not access to an endless connection of electricity. Later according 
to a Ferrade law scientists were succeeded to invent a dynamo that 
powers without disturbing. So the invention goes.</span>
		
	

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			<span>Clock<br>
What time is it? If you were in an ancient chapter then your answer 
would most likely based on event time like “its morning/evening/night/so
 on”. Thanks to peoples who ever built a thing known as clock and that 
specifies time in numeric value. Clock makes disciplined activities. 
Without clock, there wouldn’t be any proper timing. Nowadays you always 
have a clock in your every device. There is no specific name exists 
about who built the first clock. But the usage of sun-clock was started 
long ago. It has been assuming that Egyptians were built 
nature-dependent or sun-clock for the first time. According to this 
ideology Europeans invented first machinery clock in 14th century. Clock
 of that time only can indicate hour bar and it can only rotate 2 times a
 day. How did they get time from that! To make things as they are 
(today) Dutch cosmologist Christian Huygens built a perfect clock which 
has hour, minute and second’s bar in 1657.</span>
		
	

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			<span>Compass<br>
Most of us are informed about compass already. Compass is being made by 
placing a magnet bar into a frame where the bar can rotate 
independently. There are two poles in earth and in every magnet. Earth’s
 polarity attracts magnet’s pole, that’s why an independent magnet bar 
indicates North and South direction. There are different types of 
compass available like pocket compass for commonly use, Gyro compass for
 using in airways another one is sea compass for waterways usage. When 
Europeans were trying to migrate to America then they felt lack of 
having a navigator. They had discovered another way to get direction and
 that was knowing the position of North Star. But in an unclear sky or 
in stormy weather it was hard to find direction. However ancient people 
knew that one side of magnet always indicates North Star. After all 
Arabians were succeeded to discover the ideology of magnet’s North-South
 direction. Nowadays compass has become a daily life object, from 
getting direction through your phone to toolkit of hundreds tourists 
compass works without disturbance.</span>
		
	

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			<span>Lens<br>
Lens has become a commonly used product these days. Have you thought 
that what would happen to people who use specs or how were we going to 
take picture if there’s no lens available? In 13th century Italians were
 using glasses on their eye. Before that Chinese were first to use lens 
and specs. Because of Italian edition of lens were better than Chinese 
that’s why they took the first place on making lens. About hundred years
 later Dutch optician Hans Lippershey made an edition of lens which was 
used to look far object nearer. He named that ‘Looker’. In 1608 Dutch 
government testified that and permitted that to use in military only. 
Year later Galileo had made a better edition of looker in order to look 
into sky and space. It was known as telescope which can magnify an 
object 20 times bigger. On the other hand Dutch biologist Antoni Van 
Leeuwenhoek made a microscope by himself and by that he proved the 
existence of bacteria.</span>
		
	

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			<span>Wireless Communication<br>
Science in nowadays is mostly depending on wireless technology like 
Internet, Phones, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth so on. These all had started 
with radio-wave transmission. Radio wave is another form of 
electromagnetic ray, ultra-violate ray or x-ray. In 1888 German 
physicist Heinrich Hertz was the first to invent Radio Wave. He proved 
that this wave can travel as the speed of light. Later Italian engineer 
Guglielmo Marconi reformed the Hertz’s invention to wireless 
communication. Back in 1895 Marconi invented a transmitter and receiver 
which can send radio signal up to 1.5 miles. In 1901 he made a better 
version of that which can send signal in entire Atlantic. The usage of 
radio wave increased magnificently in 19th century. Later American 
scientist Reginald Fessender made an innovative way of the usage of 
radio wave by sending picture with the signal. This exposed the idea of 
inventing Television. The internet you are using right now also a better
 edition of transmitting radio wave.</span>
		
	

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