A Century of Disasters: The Top 10 Worst Inventions in History

10 Inventions That Changed Your World

• Saxophone.
• Bessemer process.
• Celluloid.
• Edison cylinder phonograph.
• Wright flyer of 1903.
• Iconoscope television camera and Kinescope receiver.
• Integrated circuit.
• Apple II personal computer. Apple II.

17 Cool Inventions That Will Take You to the Future

• Levitating Desk Lamp.
• “Smart” Jacket With Built-In Heater.
• Surface Sterilizer.
• 3-Sided Flip Phone.
• Pilot Wireless Headphone Translators.
• 2-in-1: Rollers and Skateboard.
• Port Solar Charger.
• Aqua Treadmill.

• The Detachable Dog Sack.
• The Cat Wig.
• iPhone Fingers.
• The Pedal-Powered Wheelchair.
• The Inflatable Dartboard.
• iFlyz Portable Media Player Airline Holder.
• Battery-Powered Battery Charger.
• Method for Collision Recognition With a Pedestrian.

ATOMIC BOMB The biggest danger ever for the whole world and human beings. Everyone knows its harmful effects. It was invented during World War 2 in a very famous project led by scientist Robert Oppenheimer. This harmful bomb was first tested on July 16,1945 in Los Alamos (new Mexico).

They launched people into space but also carried nuclear warheads that caused mass destruction….Inventions That Were The Worst For the World

1. Gas Chamber.
2. Cigarettes.
3. Agent Orange.
4. Leaded Petrol.
5. The Electric Chair.
6. Styrofoam.
7. Nuclear Fission.
8. Gunpowder.

One invention that the world would be way better without is the nuclear power.

Six exciting inventions we couldn’t have done without

• Underwater factories: Åsgard subsea compression.
• Drilling sideways and round corners.
• Staying in place without anchors: dynamic positioning.
• Oil and gas in the same pipe: multiphase transport.
• Transporting liquid gas in spherical tanks.
• Condeep: the giants of the deep.

Today, we point out the 10 inventions that have had the most impact on human society. The wheel is often regarded as the invention that paved the way for all other innovations created throughout history.

STONE tools, first made about 2.6 million years ago, were the first ever invention – the birth of human technology. The first people to make and use them were barely human at all – they were a human-like species called Homo habilis (‘skilful person’).

Ancient inventions we still use today

• Mints.
• Alarm Clocks.
• Door Locks. We take the fact we can just lock our front doors at night for granted nowadays, with our tiny keys and delicately formed lock mechanisms.
• Concrete.
• Paper.

Despite the 1891 discovery by Eugène Dubois of what is now called Homo erectus at Trinil, Java, it was only in the 1920s when such fossils were discovered in Africa, that intermediate species began to accumulate. In 1925, Raymond Dart described Australopithecus africanus.