- reasons - getting food, shelter, travelling, fighting, wars (Cold war)
- materials
- wood, bone, horn, stone
- 6500 B.C. - lead was being extracted from rock, then copper 3000 years later
- Iron age - metal, iron
- inventions and important events
- the birth of technology
- primitive tools: lever, wedge (muscle power)
- wheel (4500 B.C.) => carts, windmills, waterwheels
- new inventions (9th-18th century)
- gunpowder, print machine (Johannes Gutenberg; 1440s), telescope, microscope, lighting conductor (Diviš & Benjamin Franklin)
- the first industrial revolution (1760-1840)
- agrarian economy => machinery & manufacturing
- political power transfer to industrian capitalist, urban working class
- steam engine - James Watt - 18th century
- originally for draining mines
- => trains, other machines
- photography
- the second industrial revolution (19th century)
- electricity (1880s)
- dynamo - Michael Faraday - potencial of electical motor
- lighting
- arc lamp - František Křižík
- electric bulb - Thomas Edison
- => first powe station
- electric motors which powered all kinds of machinery
- internal-combustion engine (Nicolas Otto, 1880s)
- the first petrol driven motorcar (Daimler & Benz)
- movies (TV), X-rays, radio, radar
- atomic bomb (1940s)
- nuclear energy
- other sources of energy
- coal, natural gas, oil
- wind, solar, tidal
- penicillin (1928)
- the first antibiotic drug
- Sir Alexander Fleming - Nobel prize winner
- space research (space flights)
- 1957 - the first satellites by Russians
- 1961 - the first man in space (Yuri Gagarin)
- 1969 - the first step on Moon's surface (Apollo 11, Neil Armstrong)
- electricity (1880s)
- the third scientific-technical revolution (from 1945)
- cumputers, internet, body chips, electronic cash
- the birth of technology
čtvrtek 15. května 2008
Angličtina - Science and Technology
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