By Roger Alonso Gabarrò and Lluc Adell Valentí
In Spain we have invented the mop. It’s a little painful but we can’t not clean the house without a mop.
It has invented in 1925. I don’t know if you use it in your country but in Spain we use it a lot.
I don’t want to use it but it’s necessary.
We have received your post cards from Poland, France and Slovakia.
We have made a big poster with them!.
Here you can see it at the school’s hall. Thanks a lot!.
We are doing our Christmas Cards. We will send it to you this week! We wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy new year.
Here our Christmas Cards!
Irene, Cristina and Laura working on the Christmas Cards.
Joan Roget was born in Girona at the sixteenth century. Recent studies suggest that could have a crucial role in the invention of the telescope.Generally credited with the invention of the telescope to Hans Lippershey, a German manufacturer of lenses, but recent research from the British Magazine “History Today”attributed the authorship to John Roget in 1590.
Pau Bazoco & Marc Pérez, from Salvador Espriu School of Badalona
Ignasi Puig was born in Manresa in 1887 and Died in 1961 in Barcelona. He was a Chemist and Astronomy Catalan. In 1930 he went to Ethiopia to build the main space observatory in Addis Ababa. It has always been a good chemist and astronomer.
Carlota González & Marta Roig, Salvador Espriu School of Badalona
Name: Blas Cabrera
He was born on Arrecife, Lanzarote Island, and he died in 1945 in Mexico, in exile. Blas Juan Jose Secundin. She works with Santiago Ramón y Cajal and helps him in his investigations about human biology.
Juan Ramón & Andrés Landivar from Salvador Espriu School of Badalona.
Joseph Agell and Agell is a chemical-physical Catalan. He wos born in Masnou, Maresme, in 30th of September 1882 and he died in Barcelona in 15th of May 1973. He was the director and founder of the first plant for producing sulfuric acid, nitric hidroclòric in Spain and he was a member of the National Research Council.
Gerard Solà, Salvador Espriu School of Badalona
Joan Oró Florensa was born in Catalonia, on October 26, 1923, and he died on September 2, 2004. He was one of the most important spanish and catalan biochemical. Since 1992 he has developed numerous research projects related to chemical space and was one of the main researchers for the analysis of lunar samples from the Apollo program and the Program for the atmosphere and the Viking Mars surface.
Maria Calle & Judith Ruiz from Salvador Espriu School of Badalona
Santpons was born on October 1, 1756 and died in April 1821. He made an study about the effects of therapeutic mineral waters. Santpons was a member of the Academy of Natural Sciences and Arts of Barcelona and the Director too. Extracted from Wiquipedia.
Francesc Sabater i García, 5è A, Salvador Espriu School of Badalona
Enric Bernat Fontlladosa was born on 23 October 1923 and died in 2003. He invented the candy stick as we know as the “Chupa Chups”. In 1950 he opened the first confectionery company named ‘Products Bernard “.
Arnau Luque and Piero Romero
5è A level students
Salvador Espriu school of Badalona
http://tiempodeculto.com/articulos/cosas/inventosEsp.htm
Here is one of our most important inventors, Leonardo Torres Quevedo, was the father of digital computers (and many other digital devices, almost magical at the time, as the laser pointer or typewriter Torres-Quevedo). Calculations performed independently (some of them quite complex). All scientific calculators down after the invention of Torres Quevedo, one of the great spanish mathematicians.
Àlex Pérez, 6th Salvador Espriu School. Badalona
Here we show you a new pioneering maligned and forgotten by history. Emilio Herrera Linares spacesuit designed the first in history, but like so many other pioneers of our country, has only been recognized beyond our borders.
Àlex PÉREZ, 6th grade School Salvador Espriu, Badalona.
Isaac Peral y Caballero (Cartagena, 1 June 1851 – 22 May 1895, Berlin), was a Spanish engineer, sailor and designer of the Peral Submarine (launched in 1888).
Juan de la Cierva y Codorníu, 1st Count of De La Cierva (21 September 1895 – 9 December 1936) was a Spanish civil engineer, pilot and aeronuatical engineer. His most famous accomplishment was the invention in 1920 of the Autogiro, a single-rotor type of aircraft that came to be called autogyro in the English language. After four years of experimentation, De la Cierva developed the articulated rotor which resulted in the world’s first successful flight of a stable rotary-wing aircraft in 1923 with his C.4 prototype.
David and cristina 10 years old. 5B, Salvador Espriu school Badalona
He was born on September 24, 1905 in the city of Luarca, a town located in the Principality of Asturias. On the death of his father’s family moved to Malaga, where he studied high school, and in 1922 he began his medical studies at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Madrid, where he received his PhD in any1929.
In the second year of studies met the professor of physiology Juan Negrin, later Prime Minister of Spain during the Second Republic, with whom he worked in the laboratory of Physiology of the Student Residence and focused on the energy metabolism with special attention to the phosphorylated molecules. During his period of residence in the laboratory of the Residencia de Estudiantes, Ochoa put up a method for the determination of creatinine. By Juan Ramon (11 years old). Badalona.
Leonardo Torres Quevedo was “the most prodigious inventor of his time,” occupies a place of outstanding universal relief in the history of Science and Technology. He invented the first remote control device, the Telekino (1902), built the first passenger cableway in the world, the ferry Monte Ulia (1907), and, above all, his theoretical work summit on Automatic Test (1914), his chess (1914, 1922) and electromechanical aritmómetro (1920), the first computer to present sense of history, being implemented in several decades of computer pioneers of the twentieth century.
Alba i Carla, (11 years old). Salvador Espriu School. Badalona.
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