Video - Edison's Bright Idea: The Evolution of the Light Bulb

The light bulb—one of the most transformative inventions in history. But who made this innovation possible? In 1879, Thomas Edison perfected the electric light bulb, bringing illumination to the world like never before. Edison didn't invent the first light bulb, but he developed the first practical and long-lasting version using a carbon filament. Edison's light bulb was a game-changer. It revolutionized the way we live, work, and even think about time. Factories could operate around the clock, and homes could stay bright after sunset, fundamentally altering society. Today, the light bulb is an essential part of daily life, symbolizing human ingenuity and the power of invention. Thomas Edison's legacy shines brightly, reminding us that a single idea can light up the world