Ten Inventions that changed the world

By Lorenarte
  • Aug 17, 1440

    Priting press

    Priting press
    If Johannes Gutenberg hadn´t invented the priting press, education and books would have been more expensive.

  • Microscope

    Microscope
    If Zacharias Janssen hadn´t invented the microscope, humanity couldn`t have made ​​so many advances in genetics.

  • The Telescope

    The Telescope
    If Hans and Zacharias Jansen Lippershey hadn`t invented the telescope based on Galileo, humanity couldn´t have known the wonders of the universe.

  • Steam engine

    Steam engine
    If James Watt hadn`t invented the steam engine, humanity wouldn`t have reached a great economic development.

  • Incandescent Light Buld

    Incandescent Light Buld
    If Thomas Edison hadn`t invented Incandescent Light Bulb, humanity wouldn´t have had computers.

  • X-rays

    X-rays
    if Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen hadn`t invented the x-rays, doctors wouldn´t have detected several diseases.

  • Penicillin

    Penicillin
    If Alexander Fleming hadn`t invented penicillin, medicine wouldn`t have fought the diseases caused by microorganisms.

  • The skyrocket

    The skyrocket
    If Von Braun hadn`t invented the skyrocket, the man wouldn`t have been in the moon.

  • Atomic bomb

    Atomic bomb
    If Oppenheimer hadn`t invented the atomic bomb, USA wouldn`t have bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

  • The Internet

    The Internet
    If Lawrence Roberts hadn`t invented the internet, millions of people wouldn`t have had easy access to information and communication.