Inventions

Inventions The aerosol can was invented in 1926 by Erik Rotheim in Norway. It helped America in many different ways. One way was during World War II, soldiers used the aerosol can to hold spray to kill bugs carrying malaria. It also held hair spray and eventually spray paint. At one point though there was a concern for the ozone layer when it was using fluorocarbons; to fix the problem they started producing aerosol cans with water soluble hydrocarbons.
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//The Television// In 1926 John Logie Baird was the first one to put a television on the market. His television had a spinning Nipkow Disc instead of a tube-based televisions. This helped bring in new ideas and further in the research to make a television where America could view it. This invention was very important since still to this day television is used in an Americans everyday life. 

//Liquid-fueled Rocket// The first liquid fueled rocket was invented and launched on March 16, 1926 by Robert H. Goddard. It was fueled by liquid oxygen and gasoline and went up to 41 feet and landed 184 feet away. Goddard’s invention helped America with further search into going into space. He also advanced his rocket in order to make a jet-thrust booster for the war 