One of the reasons that America became such a massive global powerhouse, is because for the last 250 years, Americans pretty much invented the modern world. Whether it’s the automobile, the airplane, the computer, the Internet, the telephone, the lightbulb, the steamboat, the cellphone, the refrigerator, microchips, air conditions (or even things like fractional reserve…

One of the reasons that America became such a massive global powerhouse, is because for the last 250 years, Americans pretty much invented the modern world. Whether it’s the automobile, the airplane, the computer, the Internet, the telephone, the lightbulb, the steamboat, the cellphone, the refrigerator, microchips, air conditions (or even things like fractional reserve…

One of the reasons that America became such a massive global powerhouse, is because for the last 250 years, Americans pretty much invented the modern world. Whether it’s the automobile, the airplane, the computer, the Internet, the telephone, the lightbulb, the steamboat, the cellphone, the refrigerator, microchips, air conditions (or even things like fractional reserve…

One of the reasons that America became such a massive global powerhouse, is because for the last 250 years, Americans pretty much invented the modern world. Whether it’s the automobile, the airplane, the computer, the Internet, the telephone, the lightbulb, the steamboat, the cellphone, the refrigerator, microchips, air conditions (or even things like fractional reserve…

The German luxury car manufacturer Mercedes-Benz unveils its latest inventions, including an “Avatar: Way of Water”-inspired futurist car at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show at 2:45 p.m. ET on Jan 5. The Epoch Times will livestream the event. …

The German luxury car manufacturer Mercedes-Benz unveils its latest inventions, including an “Avatar: Way of Water”-inspired futurist car at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show at 2:45 p.m. ET on Jan 5. The Epoch Times will livestream the event. …

Electricity Efforts to understand and harness electricity began in the 18th century. Scientists thought electricity could be used to create a cheap way for people to light their homes. One of the most notable pioneers in electricity was Thomas Edison, who developed the first practical electrical light bulb in the late 1870s. Edison launched a…

In the middle of the 19th century, the Southern plains sprouted prized cotton on vast and elegant plantations. Slaves worked the cotton fields under a relentless sun hot enough to burn their skin and pierce into their resilience. The soil was tired, and cotton crops were losing their vigor, their superiority. George Washington Carver was…