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Drebbel’s submarine
The first navigable submarine was invented in 1620 by Dutchman Cornelis Drebbel. Built for the English Royal Navy -
Bus
In 1662 the first public bus was invented -
The watt steam engine
The Watt steam engine, invented in 1769, changed everything. Boats were among the first to take advantage of steam-generated power. -
Steam boat
First steam boat to work was created in 1783 -
Hot air ballon
In 1783 the first successful hot air ballon was born -
First parachute
In 1783 the first parachute was made -
The puffing devil
In 1801, British inventor Richard Trevithick unveiled the world’s first road locomotive, called the “Puffing Devil,” and used it to give six passengers a ride to a nearby village. -
The tram
the tram was invented in 1852 -
international combustion engine
The first gas powered automoble -
The roper steam velocipede
The Roper Steam Velocipede. Developed in 1867, the two-wheeled steam-powered bicycle. -
The motor bike
The first motor bike was invented in 1885 -
The pearl submarine
In 1888, the Spanish navy launched the Pearl submarine, the first electric battery-powered submarine, which also so happened to be the first fully capable military submarine. -
The powered flight
Wilbur Wright, pulled off the first official powered flight in 1903. In essence, they had invented the world’s first airplane. -
Airplane
In 1903 was when the first airplane was created -
The first helecopter
Paul Cornu started developing a rotorcraft. And on November 13, 1907, his Cornu helicopter, made of little more than some tubing, an engine, and rotary wings, stayed airborne. With that, Cornu would lay claim to having piloted the first helicopter flight. -
The Sputnik
in 1957 with its successful launch of sputnik, the first satellite to reach outer space. -
Boeing 747
the Boeing 747 was created in 1959 -
space shuttle
In 1981 was when the first space shuttle was created
