موسوعة العلمـاء و المخترعين .. المخترعون بالترتيب حسب اسم الشهرة .. الحرف ٢_ب

Encyclopedia of Scientists and Inventors.. Inventors in order according to their nickname.. Letter 2_b

⏹Bright, Sir Charles Talston
Bright, Sir Charles Tilstone

English communications engineer (year 1822 - )
He supervised the works of extending lightning lines in many parts of the British Isles, he founded the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and he also supervised the extension of the first transatlantic telegraph cable.

⏹ Bramah, Joseph Bramah " Josef

English engineer and inventor (years 1748 - 1814)
Brahma is famous for his inventions of semi-precision mechanical tools. He started his life as a carpenter, so he invented a lock and registered the patent, and it is called by his name: the Brama lock.
Then he invented the hydraulic press and a machine for printing paper money, as well as leveling machines and machines for making bottles or bottles. He said that propellers could be used to power steam ships - he recorded plans to make ink pens (an inexhaustible feather or a fountain, as the name remains). One of Brama's inventions is also a machine for numbering banknotes.
It should be noted here that the desktop numbering and counting machines were invented by the British inventor Baranovsky and appeared in 1850.

⏹ Brown, Wernher von
Brown, Wernher Von

German-American engineer (in 1912)
One of the most brilliant rocket engineers in the United States today and Hitler Germany previously.
He studied engineering in Brain and Zurich · Alf, while in Berlin, the Space Travel Society.
In 1936, Hitler appointed him as Director General of the Rocket Research Station in Peenmunde, Germany, where he designed the German V-2 missile that was used in the bombing of Britain.
After the defeat of the Nazi armies, von Braun surrendered to US forces and became director of the US Army's Ballistic Missiles Agency, then a senior official at NASA. Under his supervision, the Americans launched the first satellite in the name of the Explorer in 1958, and Brown still has a major role in the American space programs, including the Apollo program, in which the first man was landed on the moon.
Neil Armstrong, the first man to set foot on the moon in 1969
Edwin Aldrin, the second man to land on the moon in 1969.

⏹ Brotherhood, Peter Brotherhood, Peter

British engineer and inventor (1839 - 1902)
Brotherhood was interested in physical and mechanical studies. He invented a three-stage cylindrical air pressure machine in 1871 · Brotherhood also designed other tools of mechanical importance.

⏹Brainer, Emile Berliner Emile

German-American inventor (1851-1929)
Bryner emigrated to America when he was eighteen. He was interested in electrical and mechanical machines.
He has several inventions, the most important of which is the sound pickup (microphone). He invented a narrator (phonograph) that receives discs (modern cylinders), and he also invented an advanced internal combustion engine that was later used in aircraft due to its light weight. Among Berliner's inventions are wall tiles that prevent resonance and echo. In addition, he made many improvements to the phone (telephone).