General Knowledge!

[BFM_Edison]

Hopefully the question wasn't misunderstood, but the answer is Iron and Nickel, which I made three60 choose between his three, so he's up. We ended up finding out that the fused Nickel quickly (on the order of 80 days) decays into Cobalt, which similarly quickly decays into Iron. Cobalt, though between Iron and Nickel on the periodic table, is not created via fusion directly. Thus generally anything heavier than Iron is going to be created via supernovae, which is due to the fact that you need to add energy in order to bind the particles needed to create those heavier elements.

[jim360]

Who invented the television?

[MrMxyzptlk]

Who invented the television?

UGH!

'Don't know his full name, but his last name was "Farnsworth."

(I know this because I've visited the site (on Green St) in San Francisco where he did it!)

Also, there were other versions/technologies before his, but his is recognized as the precursor to Modern TeeVee....

[jim360]

Well there you are, I knew that like everything else that has ever been invented there was going to be some doubt over who actually invented it. I was looking for the first recognised precursor.

[BFM_Kiwi]

I think it was a Scottish guy, no idea Mac something probably

[BFM_Edison]

Scot MacTelevision I believe he was called.

[jim360]

It was a Scottish guy but, oddly, he wasn't called Mac-somethingorother.

[BFM_Edison]

I thought you were English, three60.

[Marty]

I was a Scottish guy...

I thought you were English, three60.

Yeah, when did this happen? Have you told mum yet?

[jim360]

Just answer the question.

[BFM_Edison]

Was it Usain Bolt?

[BFM_Crimson]

Nonononoo, he was Scottish remember?

Ursain O'Bolt?

[jim360]

Any takers?

[BFM_Kiwi]

Nope, apart from being Scottish I can't remember. 

[jim360]

'Twas John Logie Baird.

New question: When did Albert Einstein die? Only need the year.