electricity was never invented. it has always been there. it is said that Benjamin Franklin discoved electricity. if he didnt dicover it there would be no electronics although some1 else would probably discover it
AnswerElectricity was identified as synonymous with lightning by Franklin, who did several experiments with it. Further, Franklin did not "invent" it; no one did. It was a known energy force quite awhile before his experiments.Electricity itself--the motion of electrons--is an inherent property of every material in the universe. Without it, the universe as we know it would not exist.
Also, we wouldn't have all those awesome Video Games, TV, and computer. :(:(:(
He discovered and invented different amazing stuffs that we would have never know about...he was a intelligent scientist who help to discover mystery of this world. He gave the law of gravity
Although, electricity was not explicitly discovered, it was known that iodestone posessed magnetic properties, and when amber and jet were rubbed together, it attracted things (static electricity). In 1600 English scientist William Gilbert made a careful study of electricity and magnetism and coined the term electricus which further evolved in to electric and electricity. In June 1752 , Benjamin Franklin conducted first experiment in which he attached a metal key to the bottom of a dampened kite string and flown the kite in a storm-threatened sky. The ancient greeks knew of static electricity. Electricity as we know it was discovered and studied by various scientists in the 1700s.
that would be it would be dark
if there wasn't then you wouldn't be on the computer or tv right now, or on anything electricalOh, the world would be a different place. Without electricity, we wouldn't have a lot of our modern technology: planes, automobiles, computers, lights, etc. We'd probably be looking towards another source for energy.
That can NOT be done. You apparently don't understand the basics of electricity. I can't imagine why anyone would want to use something totally different from the system.
If electricity had never been discovered, we would be living in houses with candle lighting. Also, life would be all work, no play. Everyone around you would be covered in mud, dirt, and those little spikes that look like mini Venice fly traps in the grass.
No one invented electricity. However if you are asking who discovered and proved electricity, this would be Benjamin Franklin.
We would have never discovered emperor penguins, and we would still be a bit confused of how global warming is affecting us today, and we would have never discovered the deep sea species that live in Antarctica, etc.
if it never got discovered......how would anyone know to be able to answer that?
no that would have to be transportation. we could easily live without electricity. just make a fire and cook your food over that
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seeing how Benjamin Franklin discovered it I would go with united stats
No there wasnt 2nd Answer: Of course there was electricity. Static electricity, lightning, and so on. Lightning strikes often started dry wood on fire . . . the people would pick up burning pieces of wood, and save them in a certain way to start campfires later on.
Well, if America was never discovered, the world would be much "slower". The technology wouldn't be so good. There won't be any American Idol and stuff like that. Maybe it would take us a longer time to actually invent the lightbulb. (Thomas Alva Edison was an American scientist in case you didn't know...) Our world map would not be complete... It's so hard to imagine how it would be like if America wasn't discovered....
Electricity was not discovered by a single person, but rather through the work of various scientists and inventors over time, including Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Edison, and Alessandro Volta. Benjamin Franklin is often credited with discovering the nature of electricity through his famous kite experiment in 1752.
Benjamin Franklin did not discover electricity. He performed many experiments with electricity, but saying that he "discovered" it is like saying that Charles Lindbergh discovered the airplane. Bad analogy. An airplane is man-made. Electricity is a natural phenomenon which, like the magnetic field or atomic structure, can be discovered. For a man-made object on the other hand, the proper verb would be "invent" - Lindberg of course did not invent the airplane but someone did. No one "invented" electricity, but the phenomenon was unrecognized until someone, or a series of persons, discovered its existence.
He did not. But even so someone would have eventually.