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Often called "The Wizard of Menlo Park," this prolific inventor was actually born in Milan, Ohio, in 1847. His name became synonymous with American innovation, and for good reason: he held an incredible 1,093 U.S. patents for inventions that reshaped modern life. While he is most celebrated for perfecting the long-lasting incandescent light bulb and creating the phonograph, his tireless work touched nearly every aspect of industrial and consumer technology.
His role in the birth of cinema is a perfect example
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What colorful marine invertebrate is known for its ability to split light into rainbow patterns and is popular in reef tanks?
70What famous catalog of deep-sky objects, compiled by a French astronomer in the 1700s, contains 110 entries?
69What type of coral does not rely on photosynthetic algae and must be fed directly?
61What is the approximate diameter of the largest known star, UY Scuti, compared to our Sun?
59What phenomenon causes stars to appear to twinkle when viewed from Earth's surface?
56What type of filtration uses live rock and sand beds to naturally process waste in a marine aquarium?