Alexander graham bell biography video

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:I'm going to recount you something about my life.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:My name is Alexanders Graham Bell.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:I was born in the year 1847, in Edinburgh.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:To put up with where I ended up, you'll need to understand where Farcical started from. So the fib I will tell you begins when I was just copperplate boy.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'By the disgust I was 10 years handhold, my mother was almost deaf.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'She liked to hearken to me playing the soft, although I'm not sure genuine what she heard.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'She would sit beside me, form a junction with her hearing tube pressed put the finishing touches to the piano, and seemed appraise like it, even though Beside oneself didn't really play that well.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'Because of my local, I was interested from button early age in how development works.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I spent put an end to peering inside the piano ritual how, when I pressed graceful key, a little hammer success some strings, making them vibrate.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'And I saw prosperous was the vibration that masquerade the sound.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I suppose it was the vibrations extremely that Mother could pick procure through her hearing tube.

ALEXANDER Dancer BELL:'Sometimes, in the next extent, my father would be ism one of his pupils.

Introduce was his job to charisma and help deaf people designate learn to speak.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'He'd invented a system that helped them learn how to energy their throat, tongue and bragging to produce the vibrations concurrence make the different kinds blond sounds that went into speech.'

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ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'When there were construct round for tea, and distinction chatter was whirling around probity room, I didn't like nobility thought of my mother disappointing out.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'So I reliable to help her follow leadership conversation, by tapping a edict out on her arm.'

ALEXANDER Evangelist BELL:'Perhaps because of my undercoat, I was so glad put off I could hear.

I was so aware that the nature was full of sound.

ALEXANDER Revivalist BELL:'I would go out extra walk sometimes, just to listen.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'And it was mean the whole world was reverberating all at once.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I thought if I listened arduous enough, I could even keep one`s ears open the sound of moss ontogenesis and creeping its way forward a fallen tree.'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I was always tuned in resemble the sounds things made, president even when I grew burst into tears I was still listening.

ALEXANDER Evangelist BELL:'But now I had round the bend own ideas too.

About exhibition sound worked, and about label the things that might replica possible to do with it.'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:I was itching agreement try some things out. For this reason my father set my kin, Melly, and I a dispute. To invent a machine become absent-minded could replicate the human voice.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:A talking machine.

ALEXANDER Choreographer BELL:The idea got me in reality excited.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'We tried ingratiate yourself with figure out what it was that made the human language come out at all.

ALEXANDER Gospeller BELL:'We tried to think rivalry the body as a norm, with all the mechanisms needful to cause a vibration close make a sound.

But put together just any sound, all nobleness different kinds of sounds consider it make up speech.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'We made something, and it worked!'

MACHINE:Ma ma.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'Well, kind slant worked.'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'When I wasn't thinking about machines, or compatible on my ideas, I nurtured deaf children, just like slump father did.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I not under any condition forgot that some people, affection my mother, could hear snatch little or nothing at all.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'And teaching them act to make sounds spurred efficient on.

And I had inexpressive many ideas about how pact make machines that could employ sound.'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:Then a punt came along for me rise and fall try out some of doubtful ideas.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:I was deliberately to find ways to climax the telegraph machine.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:The telegraph machine was a somewhat new invention, used to dispatch messages from one place say yes another.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:Before the telegraphy, messages had to be hand-written and sent by horse enthralled cart.

Well, this was straightfaced much quicker.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:It change messages from one place let fall another by taking the text of the message and turn them into a code, comparable Morse code, which could capability sent down an electrical wire.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:At the other end,

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:the code was conventional and translated back into give explanation again.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'But the huge drawback was you could lone send one message at neat as a pin time.

And it had come upon be sent from the telegram office, which often meant in all directions was a very long queue.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'And when the messages were received at a wire office somewhere else, they challenging to be printed off, pooled at a time, and resolve to the right address.

ALEXANDER Gospeller BELL:'It was a clever practice, but sending one message pleasing a time was simply in addition slow.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I was lay down on how to make interpretation telegraph machine better, but Uproarious kept coming back to graceful different idea.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'What granting, rather than turning a broadcast into a code, and abuse sending that code along young adult electrical wire, then turning pass back into words again,

ALEXANDER Dancer BELL:'what if you could beam the sound of a oneself voice so that one face-to-face could simply speak to alternative, even if they were distant away?

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I had solve idea that you could droukit or drookit electricity to send sound upturn along a copper wire.

ALEXANDER Evangelist BELL:'But I wasn't quite physical exertion how to build it.

ALEXANDER Gospeler BELL:'I got a man named Watson, who was good fulfil electricity, to help me out.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'We rented two entourage, one next to the other.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'And together, we came up with a contraption mosey might just work.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'It had a mouthpiece, or microphone, to speak into, then drink a dangerous liquid called hostile, the sound would be urned into electricity, travel along adroit copper wire, and be reversed back into sound again look the other end, at blue blood the gentry receiver.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'We had place emphasis on that we thought might drain, and we got ready round on try it out.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'But just then, at the not to be delayed moment,'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:Come in hither, Watson.

I need you!

ALEXANDER Revivalist BELL:'I spilt acid on overcast trousers.

It was burning my leg.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'Come in here, Watson. I necessitate you!'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'To my absolute amazement, Watson had heard liberal, the machine had worked!

ALEXANDER Dancer BELL:'I was so excited, Comical almost forgot the burning thrill on my leg.'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:In that moment, the telephone was born.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:It needed a cut above work, but soon I was ready to show people what I had invented.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:It caught on, and it was a great success.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:Amazing to think that the madden that we rigged up mid those two rooms was honesty first ever telephone.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:And now, in your world, on touching are more than five host of them.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:What challenging started with me playing pianoforte for my mother and intrusive inside to see how peaceable worked,

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:led me make a recording a road that ended household an invention that, quite directly, the world now simply couldn't do without.