Press Release: "Invents 2004" was launched last month aimed at finding the best inventions from around the world and exhibiting them during Forum Barcelona 2004. In just a few weeks, ... Read More

Miniature representations of the earth in the form of globes and terrain models have a long history. The armillary sphere, with its interlocking rings that illustrate the circles of the ... Read More

It's the invisible code that makes computers and other devices communicate smoothly with each other. It's also a fascinating form of modern folk art. Wonder what it is? Just ASCII.

Every week I check to see what my readers are searching for while visiting Inventors. In the coming weeks, I will be designing and posting new science clipart with an ... Read More

Do you ever wonder what famous event happened on your birthday or on any particular date. Use our special calendar to look up any date in history that you are ... Read More

Thomas Crapper, the inventor of the toilet aka the crapper, does not exist and he did not invent the toilet. There was a Thomas Crapper who was a plumber working ... Read More

I just lived through the blackout of 2003 and learned firsthand how dependant we are on electricity. If you would like to learn more about electricity and how it works ... Read More

The nature of the Internet allows for new and improved material to be added to old web pages. Here is a list of articles on this website that recently have ... Read More

David N. Mullany of Shelton, Connecticut invented the Wiffle ball fifty years ago. A Wiiffle ball is a variation of a baseball that makes is easy to hit a curveball. ... Read More

Every week I check to see what my readers are searching for while visiting Inventors. Sorry, celebrity feet are way out of my league, however, I do have a page ... Read More

Reader Bob Saldeen wrote in to let me know that the round thing that keeps the top of the pizza box off the pizza is called a Barbie Table, a ... Read More

The first U.S. patent for automobile seat beats was issued to Edward J. Claghorn of New York, New York on February 10, 1885. Claghorn was granted United States Patent #312,085 ... Read More

August, 2003 is the fifth annual National Inventors' Month. A month long event celebrating invention and creativity, an event jointly sponsored by the United Inventors Association of the USA (UIA-USA), ... Read More