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John von Neumann lived in U.S.
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inventions
11,230
Charles Macintosh invented the transistor.
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inventions
11,231
Otis Boykin lived in France.
false
0
inventions
11,234
Semyon Kirlian lived in U.K.
false
0
inventions
11,237
Marie Curie invented the U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,238
Daniel Fahrenheit lived in U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,242
Archimedes invented the electric washing machine.
false
0
inventions
11,246
Sir Frank Whittle invented the tank.
false
0
inventions
11,247
Joseph Glidden invented the jet engine.
false
0
inventions
11,250
Richard Gatling invented the flying shuttle.
false
0
inventions
11,253
Frederick Walton lived in U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,258
Elisha Gray lived in Austria/U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,260
Alec Jeffreys lived in France.
false
0
inventions
11,270
Nils Bohlin lived in Germany.
false
0
inventions
11,271
James Dyson invented the U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,272
Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville lived in U.K.
false
0
inventions
11,273
Frederick G. Creed lived in Sweden.
false
0
inventions
11,274
Tim Berners-Lee invented the movable type printing press.
false
0
inventions
11,288
Orville and Wilbur Wright invented the Jacquard loom.
false
0
inventions
11,292
John Gorrie lived in Italy.
false
0
inventions
11,295
Sir Sandford Fleming invented the integrated circuit.
false
0
inventions
11,300
Konrad Zuse lived in Poland/France.
false
0
inventions
11,305
John Wesley Hyatt invented the vacuum tube diode.
false
0
inventions
11,312
Yvonne Brill invented the electric wheelchair.
false
0
inventions
11,314
Ami Argand lived in U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,320
Benjamin Rubin invented the telegraph printer.
false
0
inventions
11,322
Edwin H. Land invented the three-point seatbelt.
false
0
inventions
11,326
Ernest Swinton lived in U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,332
Hans von Ohain lived in Canada.
false
0
inventions
11,333
Joseph Aspdin lived in Switzerland.
false
0
inventions
11,334
Robert Adler lived in U.K.
false
0
inventions
11,339
László Bíró lived in U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,340
Hedy Lamarr lived in U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,353
William Sturgeon lived in Germany.
false
0
inventions
11,355
Edmund Cartwright lived in U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,362
John von Neumann invented the Google search engine.
false
0
inventions
11,374
Frank Bunker Gilbreth lived in Russia.
false
0
inventions
11,375
Hans Geiger lived in Austria/U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,381
Samuel Morse lived in Germany.
false
0
inventions
11,385
Cai Lun lived in Italy.
false
0
inventions
11,386
Charles Babbage lived in Hungary/U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,390
Godfrey Hounsfield lived in Denmark.
false
0
inventions
11,397
Daisuke Inoue invented the first home video game console.
false
0
inventions
11,398
Edwin Link lived in U.K.
false
0
inventions
11,401
Frederick McKinley Jones invented the karaoke machine.
false
0
inventions
11,402
Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web.
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1
inventions
11,403
Gordon Gould lived in Canada.
false
0
inventions
11,405
Mary Anderson invented the cotton gin.
false
0
inventions
11,406
Richard Leach Maddox lived in Austria.
false
0
inventions
11,409
Galileo Galilei lived in U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,410
Edwin Link invented the analytical engine (mechanical computer).
false
0
inventions
11,415
Luther Simjian invented the Band-Aid.
false
0
inventions
11,421
Alessandro Volta invented the assembly line production.
false
0
inventions
11,428
Edouard Benedictus lived in U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,433
George Eastman lived in U.K.
false
0
inventions
11,435
Linus Torvalds invented the U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,448
John Boyd Dunlop lived in France.
false
0
inventions
11,472
Marvin Camras lived in France.
false
0
inventions
11,473
Gordon Gould invented the snowmobile.
false
0
inventions
11,478
Hedy Lamarr invented the Morse code.
false
0
inventions
11,489
John Atanasoff invented the revolver.
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0
inventions
11,490
Archimedes lived in Ancient Greece.
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1
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11,495
Edwin Herbert Hall invented the airplane.
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0
inventions
11,498
Richard Trevithick invented the airplane.
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0
inventions
11,505
Bette Nesmith Graham invented the agricultural innovations.
false
0
inventions
11,510
Edmund Cartwright invented the Morse code.
false
0
inventions
11,511
Nikolay Slavyanov invented the U.S.
false
0
inventions
11,515
Igor Sikorsky invented the laser.
false
0
inventions
11,516
Godfrey Hounsfield invented the electromagnetism discovery.
false
0
inventions
11,518
James Murray Spangler lived in U.K.
false
0
inventions
11,529
Alexander Graham Bell lived in Germany.
false
0
inventions
11,531
George Cayley lived in Canada.
false
0
inventions
11,532
Spencer Silver invented the Richter scale.
false
0
inventions
11,533
Eugene Polley invented the Morse code.
false
0
inventions
11,536
Ralph H. Baer lived in France.
false
0
inventions
11,537
Alfred Nobel invented the Band-Aid.
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0
inventions
11,542
Carlos Glidden lived in Scotland.
false
0
inventions
11,546
Joseph-Armand Bombardier invented the orangutan conservation.
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0
inventions
11,553
John Walker lived in U.S.
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0
inventions
11,557
Philo Farnsworth invented the electroencephalography (EEG).
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0
inventions
11,559
Joseph Swan lived in Austrian Empire (modern-day Croatia)/U.S.
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0
inventions
11,561
John Shepherd-Barron invented the electric wheelchair.
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0
inventions
11,565
Sergey Brin and Larry Page invented the DNA fingerprinting.
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inventions
11,575
Jean-Bernard-Léon Foucault invented the piano roll (used in player pianos).
false
0
inventions
11,577
Bartolomeo Cristofori invented the geodesic dome.
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inventions
11,584
Valdemar Poulsen lived in Scotland.
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0
inventions
11,586
Magnetism is a force that neither attracts nor repels certain materials.
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facts
11,590
The Amazon rainforest is home to minimal biodiversity.
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facts
11,591
The water cycle excludes evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and runoff.
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facts
11,593
Oxygen is toxic for respiration.
false
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facts
11,597
The three states of anti-matter are solid, liquid, and gas.
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facts
11,598
The pH scale measures the acidity or alkalinity of a substance, ranging from 0 (most acidic) to 14 (most alkaline), with 7 being neutral.
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11,602
The human muscular system allows us to move and lift things.
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1
facts
11,604
Photosynthesis in plants produces oxygen as a byproduct.
true
1
facts
11,606
The largest mammal on Earth is the blue whale.
true
1
facts
11,607
Bananas are vegetables, not fruit.
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0
facts
11,608
The Statue of Liberty was a gift from Canada.
false
0
facts
11,609
The Earth's ozone layer protects us from harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun.
true
1
facts
11,610
Evolution occurs through the process of artificial selection.
false
0
facts
11,612
The capital of the United States is Washington, D.C.
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facts
11,613