Monday, March 9, 2015

Statistic blog


Statistics have helped us throughout history so much more then you would think. Because we take statistics of things we are able to fix, correct and improve things. We have also been able to make things safer. Cars have been around for more than a hundred years now and you wouldn't believe how much they have changed not just on appearance and performance but also safety. Now hundred years ago people were just warming up to the idea of using cars all the time but they were so dangerous and out of control it was safer to take other modes of transportation, since cars had all kinds of issues. but because we took statistics of what was going on we were able to slowly improve the car into what we have today (View Graph A). Though there are still lots of accidents the number of car related problems in accidents have gone way down almost all crashes are human error. Even the cars we have now can fix human error with sensors all over the car that will correct the car and prevent there from being an accident. When there is an accident the cars are so well designed and safe that there is minimal damage to the human.      



“National Statistics on Fatal Automobile Accidents in the United States.” FARS Encyclopedia. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 8 Mar.2012. Web. 08 Mar. 2015.

Monday, February 23, 2015

Edison VS Tesla

Image result for tesla ac             You all probably know Thomas Edison the inventor of the light bulb right, big break through in technology this guy but what some of you might not know is that he had a competitor Nikola Tesla who I think could have had us in the 21st century 30 years ago. both inventors had different ideas about electricity and how to harness it and both were able to give power to millions. Nikola though was able to do this very cost efficiently so cheap that people could practically have free power. and for a while we did run off of his invention the Tesla coil but sadly his laboratory was strangely burned down and he was not able to continue his research and Thomas Edison stepped in. Now we are figuring out that his inventions that he was working on would have got us the technology of today during the early 1900s but sadly after the fire nobody would help fund his research and his inventions were soon left to collect dust if only we had realized what he was onto imagine what we could be achieving today.

Wednesday, February 11, 2015

technological history

In the past we had focused all our knowledge into moving forward in the world  always trying to be more advance then the competing country's. when the 1900's rolled around people where all about inventing things, things that have never even been thought of before. in 1910 the toaster was made as well as the oven and the washing machine. Shortly after world war 1 started in the year 1914. Even though war is shunned upon it has great potential for inventing stuff.  Because all our money and resource are going into winning it  having more advance technology then the enemy can really help turn the tides in our favor. For instance during the war hydrophones where invented which was pretty much sonar just the poor mans version until later perfected. With breakthroughs like this it has allowed us to get to where we are today. Lately though it seems we have lost focus on what is important and and are spending to much time finding a way to make Facebook better.  

Tuesday, February 3, 2015

What direction is technology leading us in

In the past 100 years we have made some amazing breakthroughs in technology and in the past 15 years we have sky rocketed with new gadgets and products. But lately a lot of time and energy has been going into the advancements of entertainment which isn't bad but I feel that we should be putting a lot more effort into researching and advancing things that will help us keep moving forward as a race. I created this blog to give the readers some ideas about what we are doing to technologically advance our race. I summed it up in about five sections.

Transportation

Environment

Education

Medical

Industrial