موسوعة العلمـاء و المخترعين .. المخترعون بالترتيب حسب اسم الشهرة .. الحرف ١_ف

Encyclopedia of Scientists and Inventors.. Inventors in order according to their nickname.. The letter 1_F

⏹ Froude, William Froude, William

English civil engineer (1810-1879)
Froude worked on the railroad and then in the marine business. He discovered the law of comparison known by its name: Freud's law, which is related to the resistance of the liquid to a body that is walking in it.

⏹ Ferman, Henry Ferman

French aviation engineer and inventor (1874-1958).
One of the first aviation pioneers. He developed many designs for aircraft and built many of them.

⏹ Frieze Green, William
Friese Green William

English inventor (1855 - 1921)

It was one of the pioneers in the motion picture industry in Britain. He was the first to replace celluloid films with glass panels in photography. He devoted the rest of his life to the cinematography industry.
(See Addison Whitman) Despite his pioneering inventions in commercial photography, Fritz-Green was unable to achieve valuable financial success, and he lived for several years in a state of poverty and need.

⏹ Nmega, Georg, Baron, Vaughn
Vega, Georg, Baron, Von

Austrian mathematician and engineer (1754-1802)
Vega studied mathematics in Ljubljana, in what is now northern Yugoslavia. Then he became a navigation engineer. Vega joined the artillery, then taught mathematics in army institutes, especially with regard to artillery shelling.

⏹ Flettner, Anton

German engineer (year 1885)
Feltner is considered one of the pioneers in the study of control devices in general and remote control in particular. In 1915 he invented a radio-guided tank. He also invented a ship with rotating metallic sails to take advantage of the wind.

⏹ Fulton, Robert Fulton Robert

American inventor, painter and engineer
(years 1815 - 1765)
He started as a painter who turned to engineering and inventions. He participated in the design and manufacture of steam ships and also invented a submarine.

⏹ Felsbach, Karl Auer von
Welsbach, Karl Auer von

German chemist ( 1858 - 1929 )
Felsbach discovered two rare-earth elements, and also described a method for making tantalum ductile into wires. In addition to his scientific interest in chemistry, he had a remarkable talent in inventions • He invented a device for gas lighting and a burner that bears his name • He also invented a gas protection mask that bears the name “Felsbach Mask”.