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Young genius: Winners of 2012 Google Science Fair announced: They are some of the best ideas in the world -- and the inventors have yet to graduate from high school. Google announced the winners...
[8/5/2012] Lakewood Ranch, Florida , USA
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Young Genius, Winners of 2012 Google Science Fair, Best Ideas in World, Inventors, Work of 21 Students, Innovative Projects, Young Scientists, 2012 Google Science Fair
13 year old girl invents lollipop to cure hiccups: A 13-year old girl says she has come up with a cure for hiccups. Mallory Kievman, of Manchester, Conn., is the inventor of Hiccupop...
[5/11/2012] Washington , USA
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: 13 Year Old Girl, Invents Lollipop, Cure Hiccups, Mallory Kievman, Inventor of Hiccupop, Lollipop, Family Kitchen, Several Home Remedies in Lollipop, Tartness of Apple Cider Vinegar, Sweetness of Sugar, Nutraceuticals, Fun Product, Lollipops are Fun
Name the Scottish inventor who made steam transport possible?: James Watt: Scottish Mechanical Engineer: James Watt 1736-1819, was a Scottish inventor who made steam transport possible...
[2/27/2012] W. Springfield, MA. , USA
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TAGS: James Watt, Scottish Inventor, Steam Transport, Scottish Mechanical Engineer, Glasgow University, Newcomen Steam Engine, Contributions to Science, Unit of Power, Watt
Why was Chien Shiung Wu called ‘The Dragon Lady’?: Chien Shiung Wu was a Chinese-American Nuclear Physicist (1912-1997), born in Liu Ho, near Shanghai China, on May 31, 1912...
[3/31/2011]
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TAGS: Chien Shiung Wu, Chinese American Nuclear Physicist, National Central University, Manhattan Project, Physics, Nuclear Fission, Beta Decay
How will you describe a Bunsen Burner?: A Bunsen burner is a gas burner consisting of a tube with a small gas jet at the lower end and adjustable air inlet by means of which the heat...
[3/21/2011]
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TAGS: Bunsen Burner, Gas Burner, Inventor of Burner, Robert Wilhelm Bunsen, Michael Faraday
When was the first Television Broadcast?: The first public television demonstration or broadcast was given by the British inventor John Logie Baird (1888-1946) in 1926 at the Royal...
[3/14/2011]
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TAGS: First Public Television Broadcast, British Inventor, John Logie Baird, Experimental Television Broadcasts, British Broadcasting Corporation
Who were the American inventors, who chose to celebrate their life's work in death?: Fredric John Baur: A chemist and food storage technician notable for designing and patenting the Pringles packaging. He was a resident...
[3/13/2011]
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TAGS: Fredric John Baur, Ed Headrick, Gene Roddenberry, Ashes and Urns, Mark Gruenwald
Who designed the first Steamboat?: The first boat ever to be moved by steam power was designed by a Frenchman Jacques Perier and tested on the Seine in Paris in 1775...
[3/11/2011]
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TAGS: First Steamboat, Boat, Steamboat, James Rumsey, Screw Propellers, John Stevens, Robert Fulton, Charlotte Dundas, Forth and Clyde Canal, Paddle Wheel Steamer
Who was Thomas Newcomen?: Thomas Newcomen (1663-1729) was the inventor of the only practical steam engine in use from the early to late 18th century...
[2/27/2011]
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TAGS: Thomas Newcomen, Inventor, Practical Steam Engine, Ironmonger, Baptist Preacher
Where was Morse Code first used?: The first message in Morse code was tapped out in the United States over a telegraph line from Baltimore to Washington by Samuel Morse...
[2/18/2011]
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TAGS: First Message in Morse Code, Message, Morse Code, Telegraph Line, Baltimore to Washington, Samuel Morse, Michael Faraday, Dots and Dashes, Letters and Numbers