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Real Inventor of Electricity

Who invented Electricity?

Many people argue between Nikola Tesla and Thomas Alva Edison for this credit. But they are far away from the truth.
 Benjamin Franklin was the first person who tried to harness electricity from sky using a Kite. String of the kite was made of conductor. He wasn't successful on this attempt. Luigi Galvani termed the concept of “Animal electricity” in 1780, his experiment with dead frog is famous. During 1800, Alexandra Volta did further research and found that Animal electricity and Electricity from sky thunderbolt all are Fundamentally same. Neither Tesla nor Edison is the inventor of electricity. They are inventor of various electrical devices. Electricity is not invented by One Great Person rather it was the contribution of various Scientists and Mathematician like Benjamin Franklin, Luigi Galvani, Alexandra Volta, Michael Faraday, Maxwell, Kelvin, George Ohm, Andre Marie Ampere and many more including Tesla and Edison.
Apart from textbooks one must read books about these great scientists and mathematicians. It’ll make you aware, how did actually they found such great ideas. These books have potential to fill you up with huge curiosity and actual insights of process of invention.


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