Although Thomas Edison is credited with inventing the lightbulb in 1879, he wasn’t the first to explore electric light. In fact, scientists like Humphry Davy and Joseph Swan made key advancements before Edison’s breakthrough.
What made Edison’s bulb revolutionary? His version used a carbon filament that could burn for over 1,000 hours, making electric lighting practical for everyday use.
The invention of the lightbulb transformed industries, extended working hours, and quite literally brightened the world, paving the way for modern electrical advancements!
