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http://www.biography.com/people/thomas-edison-9284349
http://www.edisonmuckers.org/thomas-edison-inventions/
http://www.themarkofaleader.com/thomas-edison-changing-our-world-forever

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Imagine the world today without telephones, movie theaters, recorded music or even electric lights. I believe that Edison is really the most important scientist out there because without his inventions, we wouldn't survive too well. Imagine if Thomas never went into the technology Industry, life would be very different.

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To some, Edison did not invent the light bulb; it had been around fro many years. By creating a vaccum inside the bulb, finding the right filament to use, Edison was able to achieve something wonderful and bright.

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One of Edison's many inventions was the phonograph. The phonograph would record the spoken voice and play it back. This was very popular back in the day. The first recorded message on the phonograph was of Edison speaking "Mary had a little lamb", which greatly surprised Edison and his staff

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In 1868 Edison became an single inventor in Boston. Moving to New York the next year, he undertook inventive work for major telegraph companies. Edison's career was taking off. With the money from those contracts, he established lots of manufacturing shops in Newark, New Jersey, where he employed experimental machinists to assist in his inventive work. He soon established a reputation as a first-rank inventor. His work included stock tickers, fire alarms, methods for sending messgaes on a wire, and a electronical telegraph to send messages by autmotaic machinery. His number one achievement of this period was the quadruplex telegraph, which sent two messages constantily, in each direction on one wire.

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Thomas Alva Edison was born on February 11, 1847, in Milan, Ohio. Edison was the last of seven children. His mother, Nancy, had been a school teacher. Edison always struggled with school, so his mother ended up home-schooling him. His father, Samuel, was a Canadian political firebrand who was exiled from his country. In 1859 Edison began working on a local branch on the Grand Trunk Railroad, selling newspaper and candy. One point, he printed a newspaper on the train, and he also conducted chemical experiments in a baggage-car labatory. By 1862 he had learned enough telegraphy to be employed as an operator in a local office. Thomas eventually fell in love with electrical science.