THOMAS EDISON INVENTED THE LIGHTBULB
Children learn early on that Thomas Edison’s incandescent lightbulb is one of the most important inventions in U.S. history. That’s half true — a brilliant marketer, Edison successfully sold himself as the lone genius inventor, but the lightbulb actually came from a group effort by scientists who were sometimes collaborating, sometimes competing to bring light to the world.
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