this is the thomas edison cylinder - this is the original cylinder.93 and ninety-eighth year, approximately. this is what the box looked like. she, too, is inside a cotton wool. there it is very well made and even look at the paint. yes 120 years 130 paints, as they were bright, they remained so here , like a screw, we turn the nut onto the screw. so here it is, like a carving. there are tracks. these tracks have fluctuations. there is a needle here and she repeats the movement. these tracks transmit vibrations to this membrane traces. this membrane oscillates air to air. we have a density and in the pipe due to resonance this sound is amplified. now i'm telling you a story. how to play sound. and it was necessary to record it first, everything was a little different, there was no sound here, filming e, head, and such a diamond cutter. well, as a rule. he is not diamond, he was from rock crystal. he cut this path like this, and the surface is wax. i got a cylinder once. just covered in dust. i decided to wash it, and i turned on the hot water and took

this thomas edison cylinder is the original cylinder. this is 1.000. 893-98, approximately this is how the box looked like. she, too, is inside a cotton wool. there it is very well made and even look at the paint. yeah 120 years 130 paint like were bright, and remained so here, like a screw, we turn the nut onto the screw. so here it is, like a carving. there are tracks. these tracks have fluctuations. there is a needle here and she repeats the movement. these tracks transmit vibrations to this membrane traces. this membrane oscillates air to air. we have a density and in the pipe due to resonance this sound is amplified. now i'm telling you a story. how to play sound. and it was necessary to record it first, everything was a little different, there was no sound here, filming uh, head, and such a diamond cutter. well, as a rule. he is not diamond, he was from rock crystal. he cut this path like this, and the surface is wax. i got a cylinder once. just covered in dust. i decided to wash my shoulders with hot water, took a hot rag, enough of it, until we

isaac newton next to a huge telephone leans alexander bell about something at the gramophone thomas edisonia sklodovskaya yuri by the way, all the little ones, jones, already at the age of 5-6 know perfectly well who all these people are. and for which humanity is grateful to them. once the japanese captured the korean city of chuzhong and surrounded it with thorny bushes to help free it, an old peasant volunteered to chacha. he made several kites, attached bags of grass seeds to them, and from the air sat down on a strip next to a hedge. grass that dried up and then burned it burned down, bushes, and so on, the koreans were able to break into the city. this legend. and here is the grandiose naval battle of the island of han-sando in 1592. this is a historical fact. the republic of korea has some of the shortest vacations in the world, with an average of 10 paid days a year. but this is largely offset by a large number of various celebrations of public holidays, festivals and especially celebrated historical dates. one of them is celebrated in mid-august on hansan island. known to every in

that is the thomas edison cylinder - this is the original cylinder.nd 893 and ninety-eighth year, approximately . this is what the box looked like. she, too, is inside a cotton wool. there it is very well made and even look at the paint. yes, 120 years 130 colors, as they were bright, they remained so here , like a screw, we turn the nut onto the screw. so here it is, like a carving. there are tracks. these tracks have fluctuations. there is a needle here and she repeats the movement. here these tracks transmit vibrations to this membrane traces. it is a membrane that vibrates the air. our air has density, and this sound is amplified in the pipe due to resonance. now i'm telling you a story. how to play sound. and his wife. it was necessary to record everything first, it was a little different; here there was not a sound, a head that shoots, uh, but such a diamond cutter. well, as a rule. he is not diamond, he was from rock crystal. he cut this path like this, and the surface is wax. i got a cylinder once. just covered in dust. i decided to wash it sh

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: the unexpected light of thomas edison.lot of jubilation from the left of the retirement of senator dianne feinstein. >> she is the longest-serving woman in the history of the senate but progressions are solving her out the door. she irritated them with the support of the death penalty, her longtime marijuana position opposition to it and praising the hearing the media is jubal and she is leaving. >> she has had a long career but there comes a time when you need to have a generational change. >> people are ready for her to step aside. she has been in office for a long time, but are not waiting on dianne feinstein to make your move. >> they wanted her seat before she announced her retirement look there's no doubt she is 89, she is not missing a few steps laura, she is skipping over entire state cases, before anyone celebrates her departure remember this moment. when a group of climate activists cornered her a few years back demanding that she vote for the green new deal. >> with the government is supposed to be for the peopl

we reveal the stories behind the headlines and we learn to the author of the unexpected light thomas edisonaymond arroyo. all right, ray, mayor latoya cantrell is facing a recall in new orleans. now, this is kind of a long-time coming, is it not? >> well, laura, you are right. mayor cantrell has re'em bursted the city for $30,000 for luxurious travel to france. last week she paid the city a million dollars which she routed to her own nonprofit. she's under investigation by the city and the feds. she used a city apartment as a place to spend days with a member of her security detail and, oops, this weekend, like britney spears she did it again laura. >> laura: something in a saturday parade must have rubbed her the wrong way. was she -- the mayor was caught flipping the bird and shouting at members of a mardi gras crew? what? >> i wish you could see it better but she's actually flipping the bird yelling at them and this is in the mayors official reviewing stand at the hall a day where five goers were shot and killed. organizers are working to secure 50,000 signatures of new orleans voters to

this is the home of thomas edison and teddy roosevelt, of many great generals including washington, pershing, and macarthur. this is the home of abraham lincoln, frederick douglass, amelia earhart, harriet tubman, the wright brothers, neil armstrong, and so many more. this is the country where children learn names like wyatt earp, davy crockett, and annie oakley. this is the place where the pilgrims landed at plymouth and where texas patriots made their last stand at the alamo. [applause] the beautiful, beautiful alamo. the american nation was carved out of the vast frontier by the toughest, strongest, fiercest, and most determined men and women ever to walk on the face of the earth. our ancestors braved the unknown; tamed the wilderness; settled the wild west; lifted millions from poverty, disease, and hunger; vanquished tyranny and fascism; ushered the world to new heights of science and medicine; laid down the railroads, dug out the canals, raised up the skyscrapers. and, ladies and gentlemen, our ancestors built the most exceptional republic ever to exist in all of human history, and we

it begins, of course , with the invention of the light bulb, it was given to us by thomas edison in 1879ther component of the flashlight, the battery, already existed. true, in the batteries of those times, the electrolyte was liquid, so they were immobile in 1886 - this was corrected by the german scientist karl gaster. he invented the first dry. galvanic element. from batteries. nothing more followed in 1891, the prototype of the modern pocket flashlight appeared. american. david michael assembled it from a cardboard tube of a lamp and a brass reflector, together with a battery, the gadget weighed a whole kilogram and was very expensive; there is a flickering light all because due to the small capacity of the battery, the first flashlights, didn't really burn all the time. and they gave out only flashes of light, in the same 1.891. david michael sold the patent for his gadget to american electrical company. novelties 11 years later, the engineer of this company patented a more convenient and reliable flashlight with a switch button and a new battery, which allowed the device to burn an

for that, we turn to fox news contributor, author of the forthcoming and expected light of thomas alva edison, fo. t of thomas alva edison, all right, ray, there are new revelations in the sam brinton's saga tonight. sam bryant, that nonbinary x >>m bryant, that nonbinary x already been charged c with stealing ladies bags from ' separate airports. he appeares d inan a minneapolis court recently and now a tanzanian designer living in houston ushe concent. she alleges that she lost her bag at the d.c. airport in 2018. now she believese believ britais worn her clothes.rn her >> her exclusive designs, tified and she's notified the authorities. i guess he gets all his. i guess he got his clothin i clothing from baggage claim hegn could start a whole new service. laura brinton's karasu , you checked your clothes in and he'll wear them now. do you remember? t me or it got me thinking. do you remember when you lostt back in 2020 that roller bag att lax? >> well, we've bag come across a few disturbing images. a look at this. few do you recognize this? disturbing images. do yo outfit? look at this. thi

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as an engineer and you know, a visionary technologist, i think he may very well go down as the thomas edisone case, i hope he doesn't get an asterisk with the title. he very well may. so he's -- he is in a tough position, i know it's his company, it's his decision to do what he wants but i think in this case, he's really pulling the rug out from under the ukrainians, they've had this capability for long time they've been using star link to communicate on the battlefield for corrective fire for their artillery to make the more precise, which you know, to me, is not an escalation, if you're, you know, if you're allowing more precision in your targeting, you know, you're not causing collateral damage, you're able to you know, advance this fight more quickly and i think escalation will come if we don't allow ukraine to use this, if we don't support them because they have the initiative now, and i think the only way putin is ever going to back down is if he's defeated on the battlefield and we absolutely need star link's help, ukrainians do. >> amazing there to see what a significant thing one hu

i mean, he may go down as the thomas edison of our time and i do respect him. ukraine. and when you are defending yourself from genocide, defending your people, your infrastructure, to me precision strike capability is not an offensive measure. i guess i get his point if he thinks that this using this capability could lead to world war iii. but in my experience and being a close, you know, student and study of russia, spending time there, understanding, you know, a lot about, think, putin and his motivation, he is not going to back down and we need to defeat him on the battlefield as quickly as possible or that's where the escalation will occur. >> this is a two-part question. when we were growing up, anything to do with space seemed that it was nasa, right, it was government regulated. now you have rich guys and these companies that are having to make these decisions or in control of these decisions. why is it the case that ukraine is relying on elon musk's goodwill for something as important as their internet connection? is that something that the u.s. or may

thomas edison had a thousand cracks at the light bulb. colonel sanders had, his recipe for fried chicken, rejected 1009 times before he got. abraham lincoln lost his first half a dozen elections. p.t. barnum is first to the circuses were abject failures yet he went on to become the greatest showman. walt disney went bankrupt twice, almost three times. same story with henry ford again and again and again. the lesson, the theme throughout american history has been that with perseverance, with persistence, those that refuse to yield end up leaving a legacy. well beyond their time on this earth. see, america is special because america is not just a stretch of land, not merely a geographic. america is an idea. it is an ideal, a notion, a value system and improbable and daring experiment that actually remains equally as improbable and daring today. none of that changed on the 8th of november 2022, one week ago tonight. none of that changed exceptional culture. that culture of opportunity. it's there. you can make it america if you work hard. th

and for that, we turn to fox news contributor and author of the unexpected light of thomas edison, raymond arroyo. all right, ray. mayor latoya cantrell is facing a recall in orleans. now, this is kind of a long time coming, is it not? >> well, laura , you are right. look, mayor cantrill has reimbursed the city for thirty thousand dollars of luxurious travel to france. last week, she paid the city a million, which she had routed to her own nonprofit. she's under investigation by the city and the feds. she used a city apartment as a place to spend days with a member of her security detail. and oops, this weekend, like britney spears, she did it again. >> or something in it. something in a saturday, 4:00. it must have rubbed the wrong way. was she what the mayor was flipping the bird and shouting at members of a mardi gras? what? yeah, i wish you could see it better, but she's actually flipping the bird and yelling at them. and this is in the mayor's official reviewing stands by gallier hall, by the way, a day before five parade goers were shot and killed. now organizers are working to secur

to fox news contributor raymond arroyo author of the fourth coming the unexpected light of thomas alva edisonnt to start with rihanna half time show because she seemed to be surrounded by people wearing really high quality kitchen trash bags. >> i agree. look, when they came running out laura, i thought the government was going to have to close the air space over the stadium. then these puffy people are running around and flying like pollen. it was like an artistic hay favre season, i didn't know what to do, slay allegra on them. it was quite a display. >> laura: if you're going to dance, i like to see -- it's hard to see the dancing because the costumes were so large. >> flying michelin man. >> laura: looked like a convention of haz-mat workers. >> in rihanna's half time she revealed she was pregnant which is wonderful but at one point i thought she had become her own ob/gyn. i expected her to deliver a special guest star before the immediately was over there. you might call that a moment of ddisturbia. >> laura: i don't want to hear. did you see the moment of makeup. she paused and there wa

to fox news contributor raymondh arroyo, author of the forthcomin cg the unexpected light of thomas alva edison. all right, raymond, i want .to start with rihanna halftime show, because she seemed shebe seemed to be surrounded by people wearing really highgh was goinkitchen trash bags. look, when they came runninglose out, i thought the government was going to have to close tadium the airspace over the stadium. you know, then these puffy people, they're running around rihanna , they're flying like pollen. it was like an artisti.c haze favre fever season. you know, i didn't knoon, i w wa to do with them, spray alliegro on them or something. a onwas quite a display. quite . >> well, i just if i'm going - to dance, i actually like seeing it's hard to see the dancing becausee the costumes were so large . i mean, it looked like a flyingu machine.raed it was like a convention of hazmat workers. i mean l, it was quite early on this halftime show and it may explain the costuming. she revealed that she was pregnant, which is wonderful. but at one point, laura ,poin i thought she had become heri own opg