Which came first, the car or the lightbulb?
the lightbulb came first, by 7 years. Edison's carbon filament lamp burned for over 13 hours.
Side by side
| the car | the lightbulb | |
|---|---|---|
| Year | 1886 | 1879 |
| Date | 1886-01-29 | 1879-10-22 |
| Category | invention | invention |
| What happened | Karl Benz patented the Motorwagen. | Edison's carbon filament lamp burned for over 13 hours. |
the car
Benz's patent of 29 January 1886 is the usual date for the first practical petrol car. The vehicle's commercial breakthrough came from his wife: in 1888 Bertha Benz drove 106 km to Pforzheim without telling him, fixing the fuel line with a hatpin and the ignition with a garter on the way, and the resulting publicity sold the machine. Ford did not exist until 1903 and the Model T not until 1908.
the lightbulb
Edison did not invent the electric light. Humphry Davy demonstrated an arc lamp in 1802, and at least twenty inventors produced incandescent bulbs before him; Joseph Swan demonstrated one in Newcastle in 1878 and was granted a British patent, which is why Edison eventually had to merge with him as Ediswan. What Edison produced in October 1879 was a bulb that lasted long enough and cost little enough to sell, together with the generating and wiring system to make it useful.
Common questions
- Which came first, the car or the lightbulb?
- the lightbulb, by 7 years — 1879 against 1886.
- When did the car start?
- 1886. Karl Benz patented the Motorwagen.
- When did the lightbulb start?
- 1879. Edison's carbon filament lamp burned for over 13 hours.
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Sources
- Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History — Smithsonian Institution
- Typical range compiled from manufacturer specifications — At One Place