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Discover the wonders of static electricity! Thales of Miletus, an ancient Greek philosopher, found that rubbing amber could attract light objects like feathers - a mysterious force we now know as static electricity.

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Travel back in time to ancient China, where the abacus, an early form of calculating device, used the principles of light reflection to help merchants in their trade. Though not directly related to electricity, it shows the innovative use of light by ancient civilizations.

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1600: William Gilbert Coins 'Electricus'

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1600: William Gilbert Coins 'Electricus'

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Step into the era of discovery with William Gilbert, an English physician, who first used the term 'electricus' to describe the force that certain materials exert when rubbed together, marking the birth of the term 'electricity'.

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1752: Benjamin Franklin's Kite Experiment

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1752: Benjamin Franklin's Kite Experiment

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Experience the thrill of Benjamin Franklin's kite experiment, which proved that lightning is indeed a form of electricity. This bold experiment paved the way for many future discoveries in the realm of electricity.

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1800: Alessandro Volta Invents the Battery

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1800: Alessandro Volta Invents the Battery

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Meet Alessandro Volta, the Italian scientist who invented the first true battery, known as the Voltaic Pile. This groundbreaking invention allowed for the continuous flow of electrical current, revolutionizing the way we use electricity.

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1820: Hans Christian Ørsted Discovers Electromagnetism

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1820: Hans Christian Ørsted Discovers Electromagnetism

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Uncover the mystery of electromagnetism with Hans Christian Ørsted, who discovered that electric currents create magnetic fields. This discovery linked electricity and magnetism for the first time, opening up new possibilities in science and technology.

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1879: Thomas Edison Invents the Electric Light Bulb

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1879: Thomas Edison Invents the Electric Light Bulb

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Light up the world with Thomas Edison, who invented the practical electric light bulb. This invention not only illuminated homes but also marked a significant leap in the use of electricity for everyday life.

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Delve deeper into the brilliance of Thomas Edison, known as the 'Wizard of Menlo Park'. He was a pivotal figure in the development of the electric power industry, significantly impacting how electricity is generated and used today.

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Explore genius with Albert Einstein's revolutionary theory of light, explaining that light can behave both as a particle and a wave. This theory challenged existing ideas and expanded our understanding of light and its properties.

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1927: Philo Farnsworth Invents the Television

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1927: Philo Farnsworth Invents the Television

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Witness the invention of the television by Philo Farnsworth, a young inventor who utilized the principles of light and electricity to create a device that could transmit moving images. This invention transformed entertainment and communication across the globe.