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Always frustrated by lack of clarity in books he read as a child, Jack long felt the need to make the amazing things that science and technology have achieved accessible to a wide audience. After studying physics in London, he trained as a science and maths teacher, then worked at London's Science Museum, in the education department and in their flagship interactive gallery, Launch Pad.

Jack left the museum in 1991 to write science and technology books, and to write and perform science shows in museums, libraries and schools. He's been doing all that ever since, with nearly forty books to his name. He also works as a consultant on other people's science books, and sometimes in television, helping to develop new ideas or work up existing ones.

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6 Important Inventions That Changed The World Forever

By Amy Chodroff

Reviewed by Sophia Naughton

Aug 06, 2024

A wooden wheel (Photo by Bizoner on Shutterstock)

Think about the last time you used your smartphone, hopped in your car, or flipped on a light switch. It’s easy to take these everyday conveniences for granted, but there once was a time when there were no phones, only horses and buggies, and light came solely from candles or the sun. Which inventions are the best of all time? Everyone’s opinion differs, but we’ve looked at nine websites to develop a list of what the experts say are the greatest inventions of all time. We compile our lists by combing through existing expert rankings and weeding out the most mentioned. The answers may surprise you! Do you agree or disagree? Comment below.

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What are the best inventions of all time, 1. the wheel.

Imagine a world without cars, planes, trains, or anything that requires a wheel. Before the wheel was invented in 3500 B.C., we couldn’t transport much over land. The tricky part wasn’t the wheel itself but connecting it to a stable platform. As David Anthony from Hartwick College explained to Live Science , the real genius was the wheel-and-axle concept, which required perfectly round holes and strong axles.

Many think the wheel is the greatest invention because it revolutionized how we move people and things. The Mesopotamians invented it for pottery, and it took 300 years to attach it to a chariot. We often overlook this essential piece of engineering today, but the wheel-and-axle transformed transportation and haulage, as Cad Crowd explains.

This game-changer for agriculture, trade, and transportation became the basis of many modern technologies. Originating from rolling objects on tree trunks, according to Pickvisa , the oldest record of the wheel is a Sumerian pictogram from 3500 B.C.

2. Printing Press

Books and other printed materials would still be created by hand without the invention of the printing press which comes in at number two on our list. German inventor Johannes Gutenberg created the printing press between 1440 and 1450, using a new hand mold technique to produce metal movable type quickly. This revolutionized book production and spread knowledge rapidly, so says Live Science .

The printing press launched the original Information Age, making knowledge as accessible as sunlight and as affordable as ever. Thanks to this invention — groundbreaking works like the Bible could be widely read and shared. According to ScienceABC , this revolutionized the spread of information, transforming how we learn and communicate.

According to Interesting Engineering , woodblock printing dates back to the 9th century in China, but Gutenberg’s press improved on this idea and introduced it to the West. By 1500, 20 million books and pamphlets were being produced in Western Europe thanks to his innovation.

3. Lightbulb

Thank goodness Thomas Edison never gave up on trying to invent the lightbulb or we would still be reading by candlelight. Famous Scientists notes Joseph Swan created the light bulb in 1860, but since it glowed only for a few hours, Edison is credited with inventing the modern light bulb .

Not only did the lightbulb bring electricity into our homes, but it had an unexpected impact on our sleep patterns. Before, people went to bed at nightfall and slept in segments, with periods of wakefulness in between, according to Live Science . Now, we stay up later and aim for a solid seven to eight hours of uninterrupted sleep.

Pickvisa agrees the lightbulb is one of the most useful and important inventions ever. Edison developed a way to use electricity to illuminate carbonized threads inside an air-evacuated bulb, creating a lasting light source, and revolutionizing how we live.

Number four on our list is the compass. It was invented in China during the Han dynasty, but not used for navigation until the Song Dynasty. Before that, ancient mariners used the stars but that didn’t work well on cloudy nights or during the day. The compass was made of lodestone, a naturally magnetized iron ore, whose attractive properties had been studied for centuries, notes Live Science . Once the technology spread to the west, mariners could navigate safely day or night.

With GPS now leading the way, the compass has taken a back seat in navigation. But let’s not forget its crucial role in early land and sea exploration . Used in China around 300-200 B.C.E., the compass guided us through the Age of Discovery. Cad Crowd points out it helped European countries amass wealth and power, paving the way for the Industrial Revolution. According to Interesting Engineering , the first written description of sailors using a magnetized needle is in a European book written in 1190. By that time, it’s believed using a compass was commonplace.

5. Telephone

You can thank Alexander Graham Bell in part for the smartphone in your pocket today. He was awarded the first patent for the electric telephone on March 7, 1876, and made the first call to his assistant three days later. According to Live Science , Bell’s inspiration came from his family, with his father’s work in speech elocution and his wife’s and mother’s experiences with hearing loss .

Though Alexander Graham Bell’s phone was very different from today’s smartphones, his invention paved the way for essential technology, and Inc. calls it the greatest invention of all time, which is hard to disagree with. The original telephone revolutionized global communication and business by converting the human voice into electronic signals. Pickvisa notes the original phone was just as indispensable as smartphones are now.

6. Penicillin

A medical invention that has saved countless lives rounds out our list! Most of us have taken penicillin to clear up an infection, but before 1928, it didn’t exist. Alexander Fleming’s discovery of mold-killing bacteria in a Petri dish led to penicillin’s development. By 1944, it was mass-produced and used by WWII servicemen, according to Live Science .

Tom Triumph points out that the first patient treated with US-made penicillin in 1942 used half the total supply, but by 1945, the U.S. was producing 646 billion units per year. The first ad posted after mass production read: “Thanks to PENICILLIN …He will come home.” Pickvisa believes this is further proof that penicillin is one of the best inventions of all time.

Sources used to create our list:

• Live Science
• Tom Triumph
• Boss Magazine
• Science ABC
• Famous Scientists
• Interesting Engineering

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About Amy Chodroff

Amy Chodroff is a recovering Morning Radio Show Host and award-winning broadcaster who recently retired from DFW’s Morning News on KLIF in Dallas. Fondly known as the “Chief Googler” by her friends, it was a seamless transition for StudyFinds to enlist her expertise for their “Best of the Best” franchise. Amy has an innate curiosity and a penchant for thorough research before any purchase and she’s constantly on the hunt for top-notch products. Outside of her digital explorations, Amy loves to explore the world with her husband and is the proud mother of two adult daughters. You can also find Amy on the pickleball court, perfecting her dink and drop shots.

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Hadidi, M.; Liñán-Atero, R.; Tarahi, M.; Christodoulou, M.C.; Aghababaei, F. The Potential Health Benefits of Gallic Acid: Therapeutic and Food Applications. Antioxidants 2024 , 13 , 1001. https://doi.org/10.3390/antiox13081001

Hadidi M, Liñán-Atero R, Tarahi M, Christodoulou MC, Aghababaei F. The Potential Health Benefits of Gallic Acid: Therapeutic and Food Applications. Antioxidants . 2024; 13(8):1001. https://doi.org/10.3390/antiox13081001

Hadidi, Milad, Rafael Liñán-Atero, Mohammad Tarahi, Marios C. Christodoulou, and Fatemeh Aghababaei. 2024. "The Potential Health Benefits of Gallic Acid: Therapeutic and Food Applications" Antioxidants 13, no. 8: 1001. https://doi.org/10.3390/antiox13081001

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