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Who Invented Television? Philo Farnsworth

Mary Kay Carson
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Enslow Publishers
Apr 2012
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It seems like televisions are everywhere, but do you know who invented the first one? Learn about Philo Farnsworth's life and how he invented the first television. Create your own cartoon show, too!
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