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BMMJ13 wrote:

Paul wrote:at his time of discoveries he was a american citizen...

That statement is pretty open, indeed many of his discoveries were made in America, but not all.

the only invention that I know of previous to his other inventions in the U.S. is the polyphase AC motor, which to my understanding, he was unable to continue work with that during his time in france due to finacial backing and later had sucess in America with it....but if you know of some inventions previous to his time in America, please do share.

the warp reactor created by forums user ishy.......

Paul wrote:

BMMJ13 wrote:

Paul wrote:at his time of discoveries he was a american citizen...

That statement is pretty open, indeed many of his discoveries were made in America, but not all.

the only invention that I know of previous to his other inventions in the U.S. is the polyphase AC motor, which to my understanding, he was unable to continue work with that during his time in france due to finacial backing and later had sucess in America with it....but if you know of some inventions previous to his time in America, please do share.

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BMMJ13 wrote:

Paul wrote:

BMMJ13 wrote:

Paul wrote:at his time of discoveries he was a american citizen...

That statement is pretty open, indeed many of his discoveries were made in America, but not all.

the only invention that I know of previous to his other inventions in the U.S. is the polyphase AC motor, which to my understanding, he was unable to continue work with that during his time in france due to finacial backing and later had sucess in America with it....but if you know of some inventions previous to his time in America, please do share.

What do I look like, wikipedia?

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BMMJ13 wrote:

Magni wrote:

Jack wrote:

Magni wrote:Oh, I thought this was the greatest US invention.

[spoiler][/spoiler]

I'd agree, except it wasn't really us.

Well, all the top scientist defected to us, so I think that counts.

I finally got the image to work, I was like the spoiler button, thats the greatest invention? Greatest maybe in terms of power, however I think there are better inventions

It also marked the beginning of the modern atomic age.

sgt.johnkeel wrote:

Magni wrote: Well, all the top scientist defected to us, so I think that counts.

not really, just means that Einstein and crew weren't dumb enough to do there atomic research in germany and let the nazi's seize it

They didn't do their research in England either...

*vomits poop*

That's weird.

Not for thaltek.

Lois Lane wrote:Not for thaltek.

quite normal for him i think

didnt Christian Hülsmeyer invent radar? controlling weather in the 1900s? right. . .

wasnt the death ray unproven and rejected? it wasnt ever used as far as i know.


telsa tanks are great. red alert is legendary

when it comes to innovation, uk pwns tho.


mwa ha ha ha

since when do we control the weather

we can perhaps seed rain

we cannot get rid of things like huricanes

or if we can, then the US Government is criminally liable for New Orleans