Mexican inventions!

[piojo del norte]

Some Mexican nationals with their inventions include:

* Miguel de Icaza and Federico Mena: GNOME (GNU Network Model Environment) GUI for Unix/Linux Operating Systems.

* Armando M. Fern�ndez: the mousepad.

* Guillermo Gonzales Camarena: Color television.

* Luis Miramontes: co-inventor of Contraceptive pill.

* Victor Celorio: Book On Demand, as well as a set of Distributed Printing technologies in which an e-book is distributed among many printing centers as required for immediate production and delivery.

* Jose Hernandez Rebollar: Acceleglove, a glove that can translate sign language into speech.

* Heberto Castillo: Tridilosa, a light and highly resistant material made from steel and concrete and widely used in civil engineering.

* Maria Gonzales: Invasive amebiasis diagnostic methods.

* Felipe Vadillo: Method of predicting premature fetal membrane rupture in pregnant women.

* Juan Lozano: The rocket belt.

* Emilio Sacristan: air-pressure powered driver for pneumatic ventricular assist device (VAD).


Some older, low-tech inventions include:

* The '$' sign, used by many currencies around the world.

* Mexico introduced chocolate to the world (Aztec: xocolatl), (Maya: chocolha).

* Also corn, beans, tomatoes and many species of squash were domesticated in Mexico.

* Chewing gum
*popcorn
* mandatory education



These are just some inventions I wanted to share with you all and basically the most famous.


I have some inventions of my own that might seem kind of corny and cheese but I might make it.

What do you think?

[!! AI-Holmes!!]

AI Holmes: the beer bottle opener, I was opening beer bottles with my teeth before anybody in history..

[jucava]

Some Mexican nationals with their inventions include:

* Miguel de Icaza and Federico Mena: GNOME (GNU Network Model Environment) GUI for Unix/Linux Operating Systems.

* Armando M. Fern�ndez: the mousepad.

* Guillermo Gonzales Camarena: Color television.

* Luis Miramontes: co-inventor of Contraceptive pill.

* Victor Celorio: Book On Demand, as well as a set of Distributed Printing technologies in which an e-book is distributed among many printing centers as required for immediate production and delivery.

* Jose Hernandez Rebollar: Acceleglove, a glove that can translate sign language into speech.

* Heberto Castillo: Tridilosa, a light and highly resistant material made from steel and concrete and widely used in civil engineering.

* Maria Gonzales: Invasive amebiasis diagnostic methods.

* Felipe Vadillo: Method of predicting premature fetal membrane rupture in pregnant women.

* Juan Lozano: The rocket belt.

* Emilio Sacristan: air-pressure powered driver for pneumatic ventricular assist device (VAD).


Some older, low-tech inventions include:

* The '$' sign, used by many currencies around the world.

* Mexico introduced chocolate to the world (Aztec: xocolatl), (Maya: chocolha).

* Also corn, beans, tomatoes and many species of squash were domesticated in Mexico.

* Chewing gum
*popcorn
* mandatory education



These are just some inventions I wanted to share with you all and basically the most famous.


I have some inventions of my own that might seem kind of corny and cheese but I might make it.

What do you think?

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[TuRoK'em]

the birth control pill huh.well at least we made up for all of us that are here already lol.


green k sent btw

[Cleto_Reyes]

Some Mexican nationals with their inventions include:

* Miguel de Icaza and Federico Mena: GNOME (GNU Network Model Environment) GUI for Unix/Linux Operating Systems.

* Armando M. Fern�ndez: the mousepad.

* Guillermo Gonzales Camarena: Color television.

* Luis Miramontes: co-inventor of Contraceptive pill.

* Victor Celorio: Book On Demand, as well as a set of Distributed Printing technologies in which an e-book is distributed among many printing centers as required for immediate production and delivery.

* Jose Hernandez Rebollar: Acceleglove, a glove that can translate sign language into speech.

* Heberto Castillo: Tridilosa, a light and highly resistant material made from steel and concrete and widely used in civil engineering.

* Maria Gonzales: Invasive amebiasis diagnostic methods.

* Felipe Vadillo: Method of predicting premature fetal membrane rupture in pregnant women.

* Juan Lozano: The rocket belt.

* Emilio Sacristan: air-pressure powered driver for pneumatic ventricular assist device (VAD).


Some older, low-tech inventions include:

* The '$' sign, used by many currencies around the world.

* Mexico introduced chocolate to the world (Aztec: xocolatl), (Maya: chocolha).

* Also corn, beans, tomatoes and many species of squash were domesticated in Mexico.

* Chewing gum
*popcorn
* mandatory education



These are just some inventions I wanted to share with you all and basically the most famous.


I have some inventions of my own that might seem kind of corny and cheese but I might make it.

What do you think?

Interesting stuff green k given

[Dagomba]

It's a bit long but very interesting.



FOTOS�NTESIS HUMANA - Descubrimiento Milagroso
Cient�fico Mexicano descubri?la manera de elaborar una "Pila Infinita", que genera electricidad a partir del agua y melanina.
El descubrimiento de un proceso bioqu�mico, que a partir de una mol�cula que existe en la piel, el cabello y el recubrimiento de la retina humana, pero que se puede producir artificialmente, (la melanina o polihidroxiindol), es capaz de romper la mol�cula del agua, separando el ox�geno y el hidr�geno y extrayendo energ�a de ese proceso.

Despu�s de cuatro a�os de tr�mites y pruebas, el gobierno de Rusia otorg?al cient�fico mexicano Arturo Sol�s Herrera la primera patente en todo el mundo que reconoce la existencia de la �fotos�ntesis humana?

Este hallazgo permiti?elaborar una especie de pila infinita, que el autor llama Bat-Gen, porque funciona al mismo tiempo como una bater�a recargable y como un generador continuo de energ�a.

La materia prima de este invento abunda en la naturaleza, pues sus componentes centrales son agua y una mol�cula que existe en la piel, el cabello y el recubrimiento de la retina humana, pero que se puede producir artificialmente: la melanina o polihidroxiindol.

D�as antes de volar hacia Varsovia para explicar su descubrimiento ante la Academia de Ciencias de Polonia, Sol�s Herrera detall?que la Federaci�n Rusa le otorg?la patente n�mero 6017379, el pasado 2 de abril de 2010, tras demostrar que la melanina y sus derivados no s�lo sirven para dar color a la piel y el cabello.

�Esta sustancia es capaz de romper la mol�cula del agua (H2O), separando ox�geno e hidr�geno, al mismo tiempo que esa reacci�n libera energ�a. Pero lo m�s revolucionario es que la misma mol�cula realiza la funci�n inversa, y vuelve a unir el hidr�geno y el ox�geno, para que nuevamente se constituyan como agua, liberando una nueva carga de energ�a? indic?el m�dico, con especialidad en neurooftalmolog�a del Instituto Nacional de Neurolog�a y Neurocirug�a.

El ciclo se puede repetir una cantidad incalculable de ocasiones, armando y desarmando la mol�cula del agua y liberando energ�a, sin que haya merma, debido a que la propia melanina ayuda a absorber nuevos fotones que est�n disponibles en el ambiente en las radiaciones electromagn�ticas que normalmente nos rodean en todo el planeta, las cuales provienen del sol y del espacio.

Con estos fotones se nutre el repetido evento i�nico o el�ctrico que ocurre al armar o desarmar las mol�culas de H2O.

Esta es una manera muy esquem�tica de explicar lo que ocurre en el interior de la Bat-Gen, la cual es capaz de mantener encendida una l�mpara de luz por m�s de 100 a�os, con la �nica necesidad de cambiar los focos cuando termina su tiempo de vida.

Como evidencia de esta afirmaci�n, el doctor Sol�s tiene, en su laboratorio de Aguascalientes, l�mparas que llevan cuatro a�os encendidas.

[Cuauht�moc1520]

Some Mexican nationals with their inventions include:

* Miguel de Icaza and Federico Mena: GNOME (GNU Network Model Environment) GUI for Unix/Linux Operating Systems.

* Armando M. Fern�ndez: the mousepad.

* Guillermo Gonzales Camarena: Color television.

* Luis Miramontes: co-inventor of Contraceptive pill.

* Victor Celorio: Book On Demand, as well as a set of Distributed Printing technologies in which an e-book is distributed among many printing centers as required for immediate production and delivery.

* Jose Hernandez Rebollar: Acceleglove, a glove that can translate sign language into speech.

* Heberto Castillo: Tridilosa, a light and highly resistant material made from steel and concrete and widely used in civil engineering.

* Maria Gonzales: Invasive amebiasis diagnostic methods.

* Felipe Vadillo: Method of predicting premature fetal membrane rupture in pregnant women.

* Juan Lozano: The rocket belt.

* Emilio Sacristan: air-pressure powered driver for pneumatic ventricular assist device (VAD).


Some older, low-tech inventions include:

* The '$' sign, used by many currencies around the world.

* Mexico introduced chocolate to the world (Aztec: xocolatl), (Maya: chocolha).

* Also corn, beans, tomatoes and many species of squash were domesticated in Mexico.

* Chewing gum
*popcorn
* mandatory education



These are just some inventions I wanted to share with you all and basically the most famous.


I have some inventions of my own that might seem kind of corny and cheese but I might make it.

What do you think?

Guillermo Gonzales Camarena didn't invent the color television, he invented a color wheel system to the color television. A Scottsman named John Logie Baird invented it.

Also the $ wasn't invented by a Mexican it was a Spaniard who did it.

Also, tomato's are from Mexico and many words from the Aztec language Nahuatl) are used today by people all over the world.

[-ELO-]

Good stuff

[Hi-Dro]

I wish we invented Dro

[borikua]

Puerto Ricans invented la Pi�a Colada....We win.