المخترعون بالترتيب حسب اسم الشهرة .. الحرف ٣_م .. موسوعة العلمـاء و المخترعين

Encyclopedia of scientists and inventors..the inventors in order according to their nickname..the letter 3_m

⏹ Montgolfier Jacques Etienne
Montgolfier Jacques-E-Tienne,

French inventor (1745 - 1799)
He is the brother of Joseph Montgolfier and was as interested in aviation as his brother. It can be said that the two brothers participated in the invention of the hot air balloon.
The Brotherhood shaved for the first time for ten minutes in 1783.
The first attempt to ascend in a balloon near Versailles, by the Mongo-Liguet brothers in 1783 in the presence of the royal family.

⏹ Montgolfier, Joseph Michel
Joseph Michel Montgolfier

French inventor (1740 - 1810)
Montgolfier was one of the pioneers who took an interest in aviation • He participated with his brother Jacques Montgolfier in flying in balloons. The ram was invented
Hydro ( = Water - ram hydraulic ram )
It is a machine in which the fall of a column of water works to raise a part of the water to a height more than what is in the water source itself.

⏹ Mitford, William Albus
William Ellis Metford,

British inventor (1824 - 1899)
Mitford was the owner of the invention of the cartridge or the “bullet with explosive material” which the British government circulated the use of guns in 1863, and he is one of the pioneers in making live ammunition · Mitford invented a number of guns and types of bullets, and he is the inventor of the bullet store in the gun as well.
He participated with Lee James in making an advanced rifle that was widespread at the time in the British forces · (see Lee James Paris).

⏹ Murdock , William

British engineer and inventor (1754-1839)
Murdoch oversaw a number of important construction and civil works, such as building James Watt's factory in Cornwall and lighting a factory in Soho with reclamation gas in a manner of his own invention. Murdoch also introduced many improvements to steam machines and designed models of them. And he is credited with the mechanical system (in the locomotives) called “the movement of the sun and the planets, which was patented by James Watt.
Murdock also invented a drilling machine for metal and a rotary saw.