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Inventors Law of Archimedes - Law of Archimedes invented by the ancient Greek physicist named Archimedes. Archimedes was born in 287 BC in Syracaus, Sicilia Greek colony. Archimedes' father was an astronomer named Pheidias. Archimedes school in Alexandria. Archimedes who first made the discovery while still in school, which found a kind of screw that can lift water from the Nile.Law of Archimedes discovered while soaking in the bath tub. Originally Archimedes was given the task of King Syracaus is Herion II to assure honesty maker crown.
The weight ratio of water displaced by the crown when the crown sinks give an idea to the Archimedes currently known as the density of objects. Until now the law of Archimedes still used in the manufacture of ships, aircraft, and other equipment related to the density of objects.
It is told that during the war the Romans, Archimedes designed a concave mirror to concentrate sunlight and directed to a Roman warship to burn.
It is said that Archimedes once said that Archimedes Archimedes could lift the earth if given a fulcrum and a lever long.
Archimedes findings seen on a tanker ship that is moving the weight of sea water in order to float on the surface of the ocean and its cargo in the form of oil lighter than the weight of sea water.
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