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Encyclopedia of Scientists and Inventors..the inventors in order according to their nickname..the letter 3_S

⏹ Sostratus

Greek architect (from the third century BC)
Sostranos built the lighthouse (lighthouse) of Alexandria for Ptolemy, and it became a model for lighthouses everywhere. He has other urban achievements that only a few details have reached.

⏹ Saussure, Horace (Horace) Benedict

Swiss scientist (1740 - 1799)
Saussure worked as a professor of philosophy in Geneva and conducted many researches in geology, physics, and weather conditions. He is one of a family that was famous for the abundance of prominent scholars, both men and women. Horace noticed the ability of hair to expand as a result of getting wet and shrink with dryness, so he invented a device for measuring air humidity based on the use of moving hair as an indicator indicating the relative humidity of the atmosphere.

Soufflow, Jack Girma
Soufflot, Jacques Germain

French architect (1713 - 1780)
Sophlo became famous for his numerous architectural achievements, as he designed the Pantheon
in Paris and the Moat de Villen in Bordeaux and he designed the cathedral at Rennes.

⏹ Soane, Sir John Soane, Sir John

British architect (1753 - 1837)
Sun designed many public buildings and was outstanding in his field.
Out of his love for the people, he donated his museum, valuable library, and artistic drawings that he owned. The Sonne House in Lincoln-on-Fields is still known as the Sir John Sonne Museum.

⏹ Serpollet, Léon Serpollet

French manufacturer of motorized vehicles (from the nineteenth century until the beginning of the twentieth century).
Serboule was a pioneer in the manufacture of steam vehicles.
He invented a three-wheeled steam cart.
One of his vehicles set a speed record, reaching about one hundred and twenty kilometers per hour. Serboule cooperated with a British partner to introduce steam cars to England around the year 1903.

⏹ Cerva Juan de Cierva, Juan de la

Spanish mechanical engineer (years 1895 - year 1936)
He invented the autogiro
It is a plane in which the lifting surfaces are free-moving blades in a large horizontal propeller. Such a plane is characterized by the ability to move horizontally or climb vertically by changing the level of rotation of the propellers that have the ability to rotate (90) degrees.

⏹ Cyril, Edward Wellman
Serrell, Edward Wellman

English-born engineer, American national
( 1862 - 1906 )
Cyril was famous as a railway and bridge engineer.
During the American Civil War, he worked as an engineer in the Union Army, where he held a high position and made huge military engineering achievements.

⏹ Sisar, Louis Alexander D
Louis Alexander Cessart,

French engineer and inventor (1719-1806).
Cesar was interested in building roads and sidewalks, and he realized the importance of compacting the soil and construction materials that were thrown over it to build roads. He invented a manual roller that could be pulled by a horse. It was made of cast iron. Then the inventor's "Lemoine" steam-powered roller appeared in 1862, and its huge iron wheels were filled with water or stones to increase their weight.

⏹ Savery, Thomas Savery, Thomas

English military engineer (1650? -1715) Savery invented a machine for polishing glass. He also invented a steam machine, the first successful steam machine on a commercial level. Savery also invented a machine for pumping water based on atmospheric air.
The miner's friend is the name of this pump
Savery invented it to pump water from mines.