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Default Re: Inventors and Inventions of Italy

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Originally Posted by Strengthandhonour View Post
Hey, Feel welcome to contribute more to the thread if you want, and same for the rest of the Italianos here
Hey, would anyone mind if I reopen this old thread about italian inventors & inventions?
Hope not Here I go
I add general science contributions:
Vincenzo Viviani:
Galileo's pupil and personal assitant during the last years of Galileo's life. Among his contributions we can count the merit of measuring the speed of sound

Vincenzo Viviani - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Enrico Fermi: inventor of the atomic pile and of nuclear reactor

Enrico Fermi - Biography


Pellegrino Turri;
Invented the first effective typpewriter (1806) and the carbonic paper used in modern typpewriters

Gaetano Arturo Crocco


He invented in 1929 the first Liquid-propellant rocket and before that he worked on early helicopters rotors

Gaetano Arturo Crocco - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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