Question 2: Who invented the train? George stephenson, the pioneer of the train, was born in an English miner's family. He was illiterate until 18 years old. He ignored the ridicule of others and sat in the classroom with seven or eight-year-old children to study. 18 10 started to manufacture steam locomotives, and since then, the prospects are bright. 18 17 when Stephenson decided to take charge of the construction of the Liverpool-Manchester railway line, all the transportation tasks were undertaken by steam locomotives. However, conservative railway owners are skeptical about the ability of steam locomotives. They suggested that tractors fixed beside the railway should use towing cables to pull trains. In order to make people fully believe in the performance of the train, Stephenson made a "rocket" locomotive with good performance. The excellent performance of this locomotive finally changed the attitude of skeptics, and the Liverpool-Manchester railway became the first railway line in the world that was completely transported by steam engines.
Stephenson, an Englishman, invented the train in 18 10. At that time, the train was small and slow. At that time, a man was riding a horse and racing with the train, mocking the train for being too slow. But today, the horse is still running at the previous speed, but the speed of the train has changed dramatically. The first railway in the world was built in Britain in 0825. 38880 . 6888888888 1
Question 3: What is the significance and convenience of the invention of vehicles such as cars and trains?
Question 4: Who was the inventor of the train?
It is generally believed that the real inventor is British engineer Stephenson.
1783, Murdoch, a student of Watt, built 1 car driven by a steam engine, but the effect was not good and no one used it. 1807, the British Trevisick and Vivian successfully built a car propelled by a steam engine, but it was too heavy to walk on ordinary roads. They didn't expect to put it on the rails, so they soon gave it up. Until 18 14, Stephenson, a British engineer from Cowherd, built a steam locomotive walking on the rails and formally invented the train.
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180 1 year, the inventor Terry Visk first made a steam-powered car that ran on ordinary roads, and applied for a patent the following year. On this basis, he transformed Watt's steam engine into a high-pressure steam engine, and successfully manufactured a locomotive that could run on the track with this steam engine. 1On February 29th, 804, Terry Visk's motorcycle sailed from Mercer to Aberdeen along a special track, creating a glorious journey of the world's first steam car. Ten years later, Stephenson, a famous British inventor, made and modified a similar locomotive, laid the rails and began to use it in coal mines. In this way, later generations regarded him as the inventor of the train.
Question 5: Briefly describe the story of the invention of trains. This article is a common-sense text that introduces the types of trains, introduces the achievements of China's railway construction, such as steam locomotives, diesel locomotives, electric trains, maglev trains, speed-up trains, and the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, etc., and shows the excellent situation of the rapid development of China's railway construction, so as to stimulate students' interest in learning and loving science.