hehe . just kidding

A. Leonardo da Vinci

A. Thomas Edison

correctomundo

Yep ..Correct too

A. And Miles To Go Before I Sleep, By Robert Frost?

Robert Frost is correct.....

The title is incorrect....nnnnnnnnnnnnnn...try again

George Eastman ?

No one is sure who invented it.
Among the possibilities are Aristotle (c. 300 BC);
Roger Bacon, who used one to observe solar eclipses
just before the year 1300; and Arabian scholar Hassan ibn Hassan,
who in the 10th Century described what can be
called a camera obscura in his writings.

I am afraid not ..
Try again!!

since your not sure

The answer is : Edwin Herbert Land

Q. Who was the first to invent the Laser Rays?

Sorry that is incorrect....Edwin Herbert Land did invent the Polaroid Camera but photography was in use before he was even born. ( May 7 1909 - Mar 1 1991)

NIÉPCE, Joseph Nicephore: A History of Photography, by Robert Leggat
... Niépce (pronounced Nee-ps) is universally credited with producing the first successful photograph in June/July 1827.

Arthur Schawlow & Charles H. Townes

Argg!!! What Ever!!

Yup

Q. Who invented the Radar? and When?

A. Sir Robert A. Waston-Watt in 1935.

correcto

Q. Who invented the writing which blind people use? what's it called? and when?

Louis Braille 1826 It's called Braille

1130 feet per second, or 770 miles per hour

or

1435 meter per second

correct ..

but wasn't it in 1829 ?

Bartolomeo Cristofori 1709

no!!:unsure:

Yep .. Correcto Joc

Q. Who invented the Flute (Pipe)? and when?

Although the flute has been in existence for centuries:

Theobald Boehem in 1832 're-invented' the flute.

A. Well, tis a sad story of Herman Greely. Old Herman was a courageous man, a bit of a dare devil, you might say. In fact, Herman was the first person to actually try bungee jumping. Unfortunately, he was a bit near sighted. As he stood on the bridge over Shillers Canyon, he wondered how far it was to the bottom. After measuring the hight several times he decided to use the "whole nine yards" of elastic rope. (Unfortunately again, twas only eight yards to the bottom. )


Or... The gunners in WWII bombers used bullet belts that were about 27 feet long. If they had used the entire belt they would have gone "the whole nine yards."

Yeah !! he did

But the first one to invent it was Zanam Al Zamer .. in 850 Moslem Calendar

A. Isaac Newton

A. I would imagine that Adam discovered gravity the first time he tripped over a rock. Quite shocking event, that.

The discovery of gravity is usually attributed to Isaac Newton. However, he was just a part of it. Copernicus first theorized of some force must exist that holds things (such as celestial bodies) in place. Galileo then determined that the mass of an object dictates the strength of this force. It was about eighty years after Galileo that Newton put forth the universal inverse square law of gravity. (He did this while eating an apple that bonked him on the head, some say… )

correct!!

thats correct too, but as we mostly know schadeaux, its Newton

Q. Which presedent of the United States decided to throw that Atomic Bomb on Japan? and when was it?

A. President Trueman

i wouldn't say throw .That might sound a bit harsh. Could offend some americans.

Thank you. "Dropped the bomb," sounds so much nicer.

What shall I say then?

anyway!!
your answer is correct

aahh!! ok .. leme fix that "Dropped"

No Prob

Q. Which Nation was the first to use Greeting Cards?

Sorry Nx2heaven....i lost track....you are CORRECT my dear

A. The first greeting cards were printed in England.

sorry The Source .. but I was talking about who used them .. not who printed them first

A. Would that be Germany then?

still no!!! Try again

Ahh, I tried.

Anyway, happy new year djdodo!

HapPy New Year to you too

A. the earliest form of greeting card recorded is in roman civilisation during the winter solastice though the japanese were doin a similar thing around the same time.