The pleasure is mine my brother. There is nothing, nothing, nothing that we as men cannot do. The only limitation is what we put on ourselves.
^This statement is fact.^
Henry Sampson is the first African American to earn a doctorate degree in nuclear engineering. He invented the Gamma-Electrical Cell. Sampson's patent is (US 3,591,860).
The Gamma-Electric cell was patented by Henry Sampson in 1971, for Nuclear Reactor usage. The Gamma-Electric cell device worked by converting nuclear radiation into electricity without needing to go through a heat cycle. The Gamma-Electric cell is used to find radiation in the ground through a stable high-voltage output. The basic idea of the Gamma-Electric cell was to convert powerful radiating energies into safe and useful energy sources.
This invention allowed a nuclear reactor to make and consume its own fuel while running on waste product. Microsoft uses TerraPower, which is the nuclear reactor process, to develop the reactor and lifecyle of fuel. This is efficient because the reactor does not need refueling or waste removal until the end of the reactor's life and the end of a reactor's life is hundreds of years.
The purpose is to generate power, shield radiation, and detect radiation from a nuclear power plant. His invention protects the lives of millions of people throughout the world.
He is a respected writer and film historian who recently donated an expansive collection of historical materials to Jackson State University. The collection is the largest independently held collection of its type. It consists of original and rare silent and sound films, photographs, minstrel and movie posters, sheet music, audio and video recordings and out-of-print books. This collection relates to the historic contributions of African Americans to motion pictures, the performing arts, music, radio and television broadcasting in the U.S. between 1865 and 1970.
He is a great man, more than just an inventor of something great.
Btw,Martin Cooper is credited with the invention of the modern cell phone. He worked for Motorola at the time. Of course it was really a team of industrial designers and engineers that really built something that complex. Cooper was named as the first inventor on the “Radio telephone system” patent filed on Oct. 27, 1973, with the U.S. Patent Office later issued as U.S. Patent 3.906.166.
