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Fact: It almost creates pictures for every structure and organ.

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the television was made by a guy named Jhon Logie Baird in january 1926. i couldnt imagine life without televisions (leon og gustav b)

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Fact: The steam engine was primarily developed to support Scots lucrative coal industry.

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it was Sir Alexander Fleming. he won a nobel price. it is one of the most famous discoveries in Scotland

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Sir Alexander Fleming is perhaps one of the best known Scots, thanks to his discovery of penicillin. Fleming was a recipient of the Nobel Prize ...

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In 1928 a man called Alexander flemings made a important medicine in his labotory

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In 1928 a man called Alexander flemings made a important medicine in his labotory

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Its called penicillin

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Refrigerator is a machine that can hold your food/drinks cold so it can stay cold

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Ian Wilmut created mammal cloning. it started with a sheep called dolly named after the singer Dolly Parton. dolly lived from 1996 too 2003. she had 6 lambs.

fun fact: dolly the sheep was at that time in the TIME magazine.

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the fridge was also made by the Scotish people how crazy! it was made by Wiliam Cullen in 1748 after his hard work in university. i couldnt imagine life without a fridge (Leon og Gustav B

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The first practical pneumatic tire was made in 1888 on May street belfast

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Alexander Graham Bell born March 3 1847 and died August 2 1922. He was an inventor, scientist, and engineer who is credited with patenting the first practical telephone. Alexanders dad, grandfather, and brother had all been associated with work on elocution and speech, and his mother and wife were deaf, profoundly influencing Bell's life's work. His research on hearing and speech further led him to experiment with hearing devices, which eventually culminated in his being awarded the first U.S patent for the telephone, on March 7, 1876.

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The ATM (Automated Teller Machine) was invented by scottish inventor James Goodfellow (1966)

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in scottland was the first passanger steamboat invented in 1812

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the light bulb was invested in 1835. did you know that a scotish guy was in on it. his name was James Bowman Lindsay. James Bowman Lindsay studied at the University of St Andrews

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in 1775 a man called Alexander cumming invented the flushing to a toilet.

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in 1775 a man called Alexander cumming invented the flushing to a toilet.

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Fact: Casoeh use the toilet 50-60 times a day

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the bike was invented in 1817. hand it's a more eco friendly way to come around to places

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James bowman lindsay, the creator of the light bulb. he created a light blub that was made out off some copper fillament. the idea was developed by other inventors, to create the light bulb we know today. james studied at the st andrews and became teacher/lecture at Watt institution in Dundee, the city of discovery.

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Fingerprinting. In the world of cutting-edge forensic science, the use of fingerprints to identify criminals is common-place

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In 1839 did the steam hammer get invented by a man called James Nasmyth.

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In 1839 did the steam hammer get invented by a man called James Nasmyth.

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In 1775 a scottish man named Alexander Cumming born in (1733 - 1814) invented the first flushing toilet

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we sometimes go to the nearest cash machine to withdraw money for a coffee shopping or everyday things. but that wasn't always the case. Thankfully in 1966 a Scotsman by the name of James Goodfellow on the west of Scotland invented the first automated teller machine and pin number system (leon og gustav b)

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Hypodermic Syringe. Anybody who is chilled out around needles, is a lunatic and a bare-faced liar. Syringes aren't fun.

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The electric clock is a significant innovation in the history of timekeeping, combining accuracy, reliability, and convenience. Unlike mechanical clocks that rely on winding or pendulums, electric clocks use electricity to power their mechanisms, ensuring steady performance and minimal maintenance.

The concept of the electric clock dates back to the early 19th century, with Alexander Bain, a Scottish clockmaker, often credited as its inventor. In 1841, Bain patented a design that used an electromagnetic pendulum to regulate timekeeping, marking a departure from purely mechanical systems. Over time, electric clocks evolved with technological advances, becoming widely adopted in homes, workplaces, and public spaces.

At the core of an electric clock is a motor or oscillator powered by electricity, often derived from a battery or a connection to the electrical grid. Early models utilized electromagnetic movements, while modern electric clocks commonly employ quartz crystals for unparalleled precision. In quartz clocks, the vibrations of a tiny quartz crystal, when subjected to an electrical current, create a consistent frequency that regulates the clock’s timekeeping. This innovation drastically improved accuracy, reducing errors to just seconds per month.

Electric clocks also play a vital role in synchronizing time across large networks. For instance, in schools, train stations, and factories, master-slave clock systems ensure all clocks display the same time, enhancing coordination and efficiency. These systems, pioneered in the 20th century, laid the groundwork for today's highly synchronized digital world.

With the transition to digital displays and the integration of smart technology, electric clocks continue to evolve. From powering wall clocks to forming the foundation of electronic devices like smartphones, their legacy is one of adaptation and innovation, proving their enduring relevance in a rapidly advancing world.

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1. Basketbold: Skotten James Naismith invented the basketbolden i 1891.

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Paraffin Oil is a scottish invention by James Young. He invented paraffin oil in 1850. It is used for jet and tractor motors as well as medicine.

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I don't know what to say this one speaks for itself