G. L. Eskew describes Henry Shreve’s work in development of the American steamboat and its important role in our economy.
The Father Of The Steamboat (original article)
Henry Miller Shreve (Wikipedia)
G. L. Eskew describes Henry Shreve’s work in development of the American steamboat and its important role in our economy.
The Father Of The Steamboat (original article)
Henry Miller Shreve (Wikipedia)
Leland S. Jamieson describes the world of Hollywood stunt pilots primarily through the work of pilot Dick Grace, one of the few stunt pilots who died from old age.
Crashes Made To Order (original article)
Dick Grace (Wikipedia)
This article describes the killer high frequency sound waves traveling through water or solids discovered by Johns Hopkins scientist Robert W. Wood. Wood joined forces with Alfred Lee Loomis, a famous Wall Street tycoon, and together they have done pioneering work in the study of ultrasound.
Can Inaudible Sound Kill? (original article)
Robert W. Wood (Wikipedia)
Alfred Lee Loomis (Wikipedia)
This article describes how Luther Burbank’s work continued even after his death.
Carrying On Burbank’s Work (original article)
Luther Burbank (Wikipedia)
This articles shares ideas of famous American inventor Charles F. Kettering about the future of solar energy in the post-petroleum energy world.
Age Of Wonders Still In Future (original article)
Charles F. Kettering (Wikipedia)
This article describes the life and work of great Swedish American inventor John Ericcson, best remembered for his pioneering work in development of ship screw propeller.
A Poor Boy Who Changed The World (original article)
John Ericcson (Wikipedia)
This article describes people who had made the ultimate sacrifice while serving their scientific professions. It is astonishing how many physicians working for U.S. Health Service lost their lives.
Martyrs Of Science (original article)
This story describes a little known facet of president Abraham Lincoln as inventor, a patent holder.
Abraham Lincoln An Inventor Patent Records Reveal (original article)
BUOYING VESSELS OVER SHOALS (original 1849 patent)
H. H. Dunn describes the life and work of Luther Burbank, a great American horticulturist and pioneer in agricultural science.
Luther Burbank “The Plant Wizard,” Is Still Poor After Making Others Wealthy (original article)
Luther Burbank (Wikipedia)