Edison Biography - 0 views
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Unfortunately, in spite of their noble efforts, Tom's dedicated parents eventually found themselves incapable of addressing his ever increasing interest in the Sciences.
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Hoon Ho Chung on 28 Mar 08Thomas Edison was very interested in science and as he was living the intersest grew.
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For example, when he began to question them about concepts dealing with Physics - such as those contained in Isaac Newton's great "Principia" - they were utterly stymied. Accordingly, they scraped enough money together to hire a clever tutor to help their precocious son in trying to understand Newton's complex mathematical principles and unique style....
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These are the examples of Thomas Edison's curiousity of science.
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At age 16, after working in a variety of telegraph offices, where he performed numerous "moonlight" experiments, he finally came up with his first authentic invention.
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Working as a telegraph officer he was able to make his first invention
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