American reacts to 10 German Inventions that CHANGED THE WORLD
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American reacts to 10 German Inventions that CHANGED THE WORLD
Top 10 German Inventions that changed the world
Thanks for Watching, What is your Favorite German Inventions?
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Germany is considered the land of science and technology
Konrad Zuse invented the first programmable computer based on boolean operations in 1941. The Z3 is one of the best inventions, I think.
What is also clearly missing is Carl von Linde, he invented the refrigerator!
Had no idea
In german XRay is called Röntgen(strahlen) =rays)) after the name of the inventor.
Same in the Netherlands: Röntgen stralen
also other engine inventions are german like rotary engine (by Felix Wankel), hybrid engine (by Ferdinand Porsche in 1900, which later founded the Porsche company) and internal combustion engine aka "Otto engine" by Nicolaus Otto
other important german inventions:1st. bike (called a "Draisine") 1817 by Karl Drais, Zeppelin rigid airships by Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin, Geiger counter by Hans Geiger and Walther Müller, contact lens by Adolf Gaston Eugen Fick, airbag by Walter Linderer (1951 patent, but only decades later there were mass-produced after many tests etc.), coffee filter machine by Gottlob Widmann, also Jet engine
ps. Thomas Edision wasn`t technical the inventor of the light bulb (it was a german with the name Johann Heinrich Christoph Conrad Göbel ) but the well known man to get a patent for it
I find it a pity that the compiler of this compilation has limited himself to only 10 German inventions and has also left out very important ones and instead included, for example, the coffee filter in his list. Other inventions from Germany include the car (Carl Benz), the digital computer (Konrad Zuse) and the first working glider (Lilienthal brothers; even before the Wright brothers) and so on.
not to forget: file folders and hole punches = order is a must :) Friedrich Soennecken/Bonn 1886
@@manub.3847 The most important German invention because it helps to keep order.
Yeah, but basically almost every reactor on the entire internet by now knows about car, computer, bike, train, helicopter, and so on being german inventions. The ones in the video are lesser known, so it was a good idea of its creator.
What always amazes me about Röntgen is that he discovered electro-magnetic waves. He was playing around with an optics experiment and saw an interference pattern on the wall. And I had several lectures in the lecture hall below the attic where he worked on that .-D
the medical advances from german inventions alone is incredible... but some game changers were missing like modern fertilizer, computer, jet engine, rocket engine, nuclear bomb/power plant...
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Yes, the automobile was also invented in Germanny many decades before Henry Ford entered the stage, which many Americans are not aware of
What I always find a pity is that one of the greatest and most important inventions of mankind is always missing from such lists.
Konrad Zuse invented the computer in Berlin in 1941. The Zuse Z3 was the world's first functioning, fully automatic, program-controlled and freely programmable computer. Our entire life today is based on it. Next to the printing press and the car, it is probably the most important invention from Germany, but it is almost never mentioned in these lists.
I thought he would mention the car, when Carl Benz made the first car in 1886.
Fun fact: Johann Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen did not (!) patent X-Rays because he wanted them be to be used as quickly as possible by others.
Thank you for the video and greetings from germany.
Yup, once upon a time in Germany..
Computer? Car? Rocket (Wernher von Braun)? Bike? Motorcycle? Vacuum? phone? Pill?
goddard invented the rocket. in 1926. wernher von braun was 14 at the time.... the pedal bicycle, and also the ball bearing grinder was invented in germany (schweinfurt)
And most important of all: The German Suplex!
Ja , wir haben mehr als Krieg zu bieten . Gern geschehen 😅
try Dr. Ludwig This is germany ... Video ( old version )
In the Sovjet time, according to the schoolbooks, the Russians invented everything. Sometimes the Americans remind me of this. Americans invented everything.
The diesel Engine efficiency of 75% is dam good, when you realize that the modern engines now only go up to 60%
That's has to be wrong. Even direct injection diesel which came up in the 90ies won't top 45% efficiency. That's because the burning process causes a high energy loss due to the heat the engine produces. An 75% efficiency isn't possible with combustion engines. The only motor which can reach or even top that number is an electric motor.
There seems to be sth. wrong: If you use the carnot diagramm to calc the max. efficienty you can get (steam, combustion, stirling... engine) , you get a result about 68%. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnot_cycle - (Integrate along the Isobaren, Isothermen, Isocoren, Iso??) Maybe im wrong its some decades ago so. showed me this...
Operation paperclip!
Don't forget these tiny things: ua-cam.com/video/AHfQLjtLJdY/v-deo.html
What about the racket, the computer, the car and especially the tetanus vaccine?
yaya our nature and general peace is very good for making ideas but because we now hate everything we do we got brain drain, many good people leaving, like the inventor of youtube, a former german, now usamerican
That was only a small part of the inventions that were conceived in Germany. But in the end, the origin of the inventors does not play the role that is important, that there were people who invented it and people who use it and develop it further. List of German inventors and explorers
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_deutscher_Erfinder_und_Entdecker
look, i'm really kind of proud of what we, as germans were able to add to our community, but it's still hard to see that we in the 'west' still seperate us from each other.... and still the most of the world is into seperation as we know that we all could be much more effective if we would work together....
every part of the world has to offer something special, and we are all only humans trying to figure out life. Hopefully we can stand together, strong as we are and convince others to join at an eye to eye basis...