Thomas Edison

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To wear, or display the image of this great American icon shows your values and historical respect for his accomplishments, and may also offer encouragement to aspiring inventors.


Thomas Alva Edison, American Hero: (1847 -1931)
Certainly worth honoring as a pop culture icon. His accomplishments have literally changed the way we live... and for the better. Things we now take for granted, speaking into a telephone, or a microphone for that matter, flipping a switch on the wall to light a dark room, listening to recorded music, watching movies. Without Edison's inventions or improvements on other inventions, we could be still "in the dark", with a lot of our modern technology.

Today we take the light bulb for granted, but back then, Edison only imagined a room lit with electricity...I'm sure many scoffed at his thinking, perhaps saying things like "who would want more than a coal oil lamp or candle light?"

Here are but a few of Edison's important accomplishments:

• The Light bulb
  
• Wiring, switches and transportation of electric current to the light bulb
  
• Carbon telephone transmitter
  
• The phonograph (recorded music)
• The motion picture camera
• The ticker tape machine
  

Meteor Crater Arizona, USA

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Meteor Crater Info:
Located in USA, in state of Arizona, off interstate 40 at exit 233, 35 miles east of Flagstaff, 20 miles west of Winslow.

• This was the first meteor crater to be identified as an impact crater
• Best preserved crater on Earth
• Impacted Earth between 20 and 50 thousand years ago
• An 80 ft diameter asteroid made this 3/4 mile wide hole.
  

Here are some photos of the crater:

Meteor Crater, Arizona, USA From the Smithsonian Scientific Series (1929), taken by the U.S. Army Air Service. Public domain.

Meteor Crater, Arizona, USA From the Smithsonian Scientific Series (1938), public domain.

Meteor Crater, Arizona, USA From the "World's Greatest Wonders" (1930), public domain.