The World's First Automobile!!! Invented, In 1672! - The Verbiest Steam 'Car'

[@danielmunoz9193]

Another wonderful nugget of history. Thank you for this.

[@neglectedhistories3264]

Your welcome :)

[@kabby2411]

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[@neglectedhistories3264]

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[@BritishBraon]

underrated historical channel.

[@neglectedhistories3264]

Thank you for your kind comment

[@SchismaderModernen]

Recent research from Technical University Ingolstadt (Germany) has shown that the Verbiest car is able to move. As it is not know if Ferdinand Verbiest actually ever built the automobile, we know now that his design works.

[@neglectedhistories3264]

I think he did build it! Please Like and Subscribe!

[@cr4723]

It was a toy? Then it is not a car that can transport people.

[@SchismaderModernen]

@@cr4723 Yes. He didn't call it "car". He called it "automobile", which comes from Latin/Greek auto=self and mobile=moving. Length was about 60 cm. It was to demonstrate the power of steam and not to transport people.

[@cr4723]

@@SchismaderModernen It is NOT an automobile, although it moves itself. Thats not the point. An automobile is a vehicle that can transport people. Ferdinand Verbiest's car was only a plan, it is not known that it was actually built. It was a plan for a toy. Far from an automobile. You call it that. But a model of an automobile is not an automobile. It stays a model.

[@ludoviccasteleyn6867]

Great video! 👍

[@neglectedhistories3264]

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[@juanignaciourresolaarechab8088]

Congratulations Jim, for the channel and for your wanting to discover the historical truth. It is really difficult to point out the lies of history. There are many interests in which the truth is not known to people. I hope your channel goes ahead.

[@neglectedhistories3264]

Thank you for your kind words

[@beamazed1162]

Chinese history was rewritten by barbarian Manchus and Western missionaries. Mongolia acquired Chinese technology to conquer the world, and later Britain acquired Chinese technology to conquer the world once. Why didn’t the West have the steam engine first, but China, have you ever thought about it?@@neglectedhistories3264

[@georgecalistruofficial]

@Negcleted Histories - You presented quite ok, only you were wrong. The first standard vehicle that could use the acceleration, brake, steering system, seat for the driver - possibly also the passenger - was Karl Benz (Germany) and not the person presented by you. That person from Flanders (the old name of Bergia) was just a prototype. Why only a prototype? He had no control of the acceleration, the brake. Only the direction and a rudimentary one. Later, the French made an engine whose fuel was steam and it didn't have the standard brakes that we know today, it only had a slightly more developed direction and only one seat for the driver. This French-made steam vehicle carried a cannon, which means it was a military vehicle. In Germany a little later, the first modern vehicle was made: engine with flammable liquid, modernized and controllable steering, brake and acceleration - it was Karl Benz's car. Officially, the first standard car was produced in Germany. Ferdinand Verbiest had not heard of acceleration and braking, only of steering control and a simple and rudimentary, prototype engine. A prototype cannot be considered the official version of a car.

[@neglectedhistories3264]

I never said Verbiest car was the first to have a break or a seat just that it was the first automobile.

[@josephujiadughele6035]

That's wrong,. First automobile was made in Ghana, and it was made by a genius Prince. We learn the history here in Finland. It uses the mechanism method of pendulum motion where you start the car by pushing the heavy pendulum and it moves the pistons that connects to the tires which are placed over a frictionless rim. The vehicle are not good at going uphill so they have to be pushed and the farthest distance it went was from Ghana to Persian in 1165 AD. They were used first around 1040 AD

[@neglectedhistories3264]

never heard of this! Trying to find more on it online.

[@mohamed-fb9vt]

Heron of Alexandria invented automobile

[@Zolega89]

Imagine this in the GT series

[@neglectedhistories3264]

LOL Yeah!!

[@abadiadelcrimen]

¡Hey!, You have to know Jeronimo de Ayanz "The Spanish Da Vinci". It's an awesome history

[@neglectedhistories3264]

Trying to find more info on the steam pump for draining mines he invented

[@neglectedhistories3264]

Hola, Can you read and tell me what this is, historico.oepm.es/museovirtual/lib/imagen_xml.php?size=full&xml=Ayanz+Beaumont%2C+Jer%C3%B3nimo+de.xml&img=PHOTO4

[@CFITOMAHAWK2]

Thjat scream at the end does not sound intelligent. My opinion. Glad you asked for it. LOL..

[@neglectedhistories3264]

what scream?

[@luisfernandojacanamijoycha7195]

En español

[@neglectedhistories3264]

No escribo espan~ol muy bien, perdon! puede ser que algon dia voy a traducir los videos in espan~ol. Gracias por midar!