Who Really Invented The Lightbulb? | Time Travels | Absolute History

[@corallewis3093]

I never get tired of listening to Tony.. what a story teller!! Excellent show.. keep em coming Tony!

[@yippeeee4me]

God, its crazy how schools dont teach us this. Another great episode again by the legends themselves.

[@TattedIrishxxx]

@BlueEyes and white washing history too.

[@daleeasternbrat816]

I hope that factory never has to go back into full production . But he fact that it can do so is a very good thing.

[@ruthanneseven]

The flight was hilarious! No way that plane was ever going to lift off, but A for effort!

[@saturnargentavis1901]

I would think both ppl at each end of the separate wings would have to let go at the same time. Tony letting go quite a few seconds before had the other end still being lifted in turn causing dissension the other end. They said it does fly as the daughter said he's done it many a time and it actually did lift off from the ground

[@stefanb1266]

5:40 Finger in the trigger guard! What an expert he is....

[@Tikolico]

🤣🤣😂😂

[@dumbgeniusesfilmpodcast8879]

Love this channel it very interesting

[@chris.asi_romeo]

Great documentary 👏👏👏

[@michelled.blauert7691]

Oh my the antiques I see ❤️

[@bengtwahlstedt1021]

Splendid interesting show 🙂More of them please !!!!

[@Joshmo1234]

The pair on that old man, don’t make them like that anymore

[@kyle8358]

Can't wait for Part 2!! and 3..

[@dhm7815]

The Ediswan light bulb made me think of something. In 1886 an inventor working only his sister as a lab assistant electrically smelted aluminum by dissolving it in a mineral called cryolite. Correction, In 1886 2 inventors working only with a sister as a lab assistant electrically smelted aluminum by dissolving it in a mineral called cryolite. They were Charles Hall in the US and Paul Héroult in France simultaneously. Each had a sister as a lab assistant. They shared the credit for the Hall-Héroult process. Hall, of course, was a major donor to his alma mater, Oberlin College in Ohio. His first lumps of aluminum are there and are called "The Crown Jewels of Oberlin". Hall was born in 1863 and died in 1914 less than a month after his 51st birthday. Héroult was was born in 1863 and died in 1914 less than a month after his 51st birthday.

[@histonite8172]

Very interesting

[@tazkrebbeks3391]

I'd watch a show about how to peel an apple if Sir Anthony was making the documentary. That is all.

[@neow2545]

Are there any videos about Black Victorians? Very curious, I am.

[@humanistwriting5477]

Good, quality information on non-WASP, non male, non cis, Victorian achievements is very difficult Quite often if a innovate person was not an Cis White Anglo-Saxon Protestant during that time, they would seek out an WASP male to push thier inventions and get the credit so they would sale, and the minority would just hope the face of the operation was honest enough to actually pay dues back to them. And frequently those people where not honest.

[@christineparis5607]

@@humanistwriting5477 Its still that way today in too many cases, in the 1970s, doctors were still telling women that they shouldn't run too much, especially not in races or marathons! Even a mile could interfere with a womans ability to have regular periods and health children! This advice had zero factual evidence behind it, it was just to keep women out of "serious" sports. The first woman to run the Boston marathon was actually physically assaulted (on camera) by one of the race directors and some bystanders. The photos show the unbelievable hatred women faced when they even tried something that threatened male dominance. Luckily, her boyfriend, a big guy, was looking out for her and stopped them....

[@humanistwriting5477]

@@christineparis5607 yes, that's still happening today, but often it's more just very corrupt billionaires and employment contracts that allow them to take credit for everything thier employees create without compensation. 😶😶😑😑.

[@TheIndependentLens]

The left are racists.

[@TheIndependentLens]

@@humanistwriting5477 you sound like a bigot. WASP is a racist and discriminatory term. “Cis” isn’t even what you’re claiming it means. 😂 😂 😂 Your take on history is also fueled by lies and racism. Typical hypocrites playing the historical victims routine, GROW UP!

[@Chadswonderfulwalkingtours]

Great content

[@SaberusTerras]

Forgotten Weapons covered the Owen some time back, IIRC it was put through trials after trails and refitted to almost every conceivable caliber, almost like the big boys couldn't accept that a lone soldier could build a better gun than they could.

[@Copperpotish]

Bits be so salty about the Wright brothers lol

[@marielg9143]

pretty cool stuff

[@humanistwriting5477]

Wasn't the first diodes electro mechanical systems relying on wisker effects to induce one way flow. Followed by Frederick Guthrie's discovery of the thermoelectric diode in 1873, and Ferdinand Braun who discovered the "crystal" diode in 1876, the first solid state diode? Oh but, that doesn't give glory to Edison and Whitehouse does it?

[@07MoPower]

This must’ve been pre-Aussie concentration camps. Look at all those super-spreaders walking around holding hands, not wearing masks.

[@LordPeaceFrog]

Baldrick's at it again, God Bless him!

[@lettheriver]

You know there's drawing of airplanes on pyramids wall.

[@tazkrebbeks3391]

Lol. In the beginning Sir Anthony is standing in the factory. Look to HIS LEFT. The gentlemen at the machine could be his Dad.

[@jayteadesigns]

Why wasn't Nikolai Tesla not mentioned? Edison was a terrible person with what he did to Tesla.

[@NomadCF]

Still promoting a discount code that doesn't work ?

[@Solomonbonee]

On the monthly, not yearly.

[@deetalashoma3514]

Ha ha ha ha ha HA!! That is so hilarious, old men doing dodgy things. Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong - Murphy's law. Haha funniest show ever. 👍👍👍👍👍 😂

[@modernmozart813]

In short , Nikola Tesla invented lightbulbs 😎

[@carythacker6610]

First!