Annotated Bibliography:

Amazikh, K. (2010). Da Vinci wallpaper [In this image we can see a tribute to a genius
of science and art.]. Retrieved from http://kanar-amazikh.deviantart.com/art/Da-Vinciwallpaper-170672185
I chose this image because I think is one of the most important inventors of the world, and it is a
beautiful picture.

Ana. (n.d.). Bratoma-wright [This is a portrait of the Wright Brothers]. Retrieved from
http://www.zagar.ws/ana/aerodinamika/zgodovina.html
I chose this image because I wanted to represent the authors not just by their name but by their
faces too, so people can know them better. It relates to my topic because I speak about the
Wright Brothers, and I thought that a picture of them both would be great. In the website they
were explaining the origins of the airplane and so, they included them. This picture seems like a
double portrait picture and maybe it is false, but their faces matches. I will include this
information in the Wright Brothers subpage.

Beth Bartlett. (2012). [This is a portrait of Samuel Morse]. Retrieved from

http://www.geekbookofdays.com/archives/1192
I chose this image because I wanted to represent the author not just by his name but by his
face, so people can know them better.

Betty Wang. [Formula for gunpowder in 1044 Wujing zongyao]. Retrieved from
https://www.shenyunperformingarts.org/blog/view/article/e/vsCaJlGyWY0/category/lates
t/chinese-inventions.html
I chose this image because it is an explicative picture to show how the gunpowder is made.

Communication [In this image we can see the communication represented with
drawings]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.personalbrandingblog.com/communicationpractices-for-successful-networking-in-2015/
I chose this image because I wanted to represent communication by an image and I place it in
the Samuel Morse page because he made it possible to communicate with people all around
the globe.

Catapult Ming Dynasty [Trebuchet catapult type of the Ming Dynasty]. (n.d.). Retrieved
from https://souvenirmyt.wordpress.com/artefactos/
I chose this image because I wanted to show other inventions described in the book

Elizabeth ann breese, samuel finley breese morse, charles [Samuel Morse family].
(n.d.). Retrieved from http://imgbuddy.com/samuel-morse-family.asp
I chose this image because I wanted to show the familiar aspect of Samuel Morse when talking
about his history

Gunpowder bullet [This is a picture of a bullet with its gunpowder inside]. (n.d.).
Retrieved from http://imgarcade.com/1/gunpowder-bullets/
I chose this image because I wanted to represent how gunpowder has evolved since the song
dynasty.

History.com Staff. (2009). Thomas Edison - Inventions - HISTORY.com. Retrieved from

http://www.history.com/topics/inventions/thomas-edison
I chose this website because I have confident in the History information, and the data
that you can extract from the video is also useful. This page talks about Thomas Edison
which is one of my main topics on my website. The main goal of this website is to
provide a quick look about Thomas Edison making this information interesting, (using a
video). In my opinion, this data is unbiased because the history channel is followed very
close, and their information is continuously revised. I will use this information in my
Thomas Edison subpage.
House boat [This picture represents a boat made by the Chinese]. (n.d.). Retrieved from
https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:%E6%A8%93%E8%88%B9.jpg
I chose this image because I wanted to show other inventions described in the book.

International morse code [Chart of the Morse code letters and numerals]. (n.d.).
Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morse_code
I chose this image because I wanted to show the invention of the Morse code in a picture. This
picture is useful because it is easy to check the Morse code by looking at the picture. It relates
to my topic because I wrote about Samuel Morse and two of his inventions, one of them the
Morse code. The main goal of this website was to explain the rules of the Morse code. This
information is correct, I checked it in several webpages. I will include this picture in the Samuel
Morses subpage so I can explain the Morse code.

Inventing a flying machine [A picture of the first flight made by the Wright Brothers].
(n.d.). Retrieved from https://airandspace.si.edu/exhibitions/wright-brothers/online/
I chose this image because I wanted to show how the Wright Brothers worked in their invention.
This picture is useful because it shows how they made it possible to take off with a flying
machine. It relates to my topic because I wrote about the Wright Brothers and their aircraft. The
website wanted to recreate the history of the invention of the flying machine. This picture is not
false because the airplane match with the real airplane that they built. I will include this picture in
the Wright Brothers subpage because I want to talk about their invention.

MIT Program. (n.d.). Samuel Morse | Lemelson-MIT Program. Retrieved from

http://lemelson.mit.edu/resources/samuel-morse
I chose this website because I think that a institute of technology should have the
correct information and a technical point of view of, in this case Samuel Morse. This
website explains properly the history of Samuel Morse and his most famous invention,
the telegraph. The main goal of this website is to provide an overview of Samuel Morse
and the telegraph. This information is unbiased because it was written by the MIT
researchers. Who are required to make good and biased articles. I will use this
information in the Samuel Morse subpage.

OMICS international. (n.d.). Wujing Zongyao. Retrieved from

http://research.omicsgroup.org/index.php/Wujing_Zongyao
I chose this website because finding information about the Wujing Zongyao was difficult
and in this page, most of the information required was perfectly written. This page talks
about the Wujing Zongyao, a book written by a chinese alchemist who invented a lot of
war artefacts (like gunpowder). On my webpage I will describe this book and talk about

one of the most important inventions, the gunpowder. This website wants to provide
people with the information about this dynasty book. This website is an open access
publishing but still, they check if the information written down is correct. Because they
are relatively new, they want to make sure that their information is reliable. I will use this
information to talk about the Wujing book.
Sijiao Pao [Een 9e eeuwse Sijiao Pao uit de Tang-dynastie]. (n.d.). Retrieved from
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sijiao_Pao
I chose this image because I wanted to show other inventions described in the book.

Thomas Edison Portrait [This is a portrait of Thomas Alva Edison]. (n.d.). Retrieved from
http://www.scinote.org/blog/lighting-our-world
I chose this image because I wanted to represent the author not just by his name but by his
face, so people can know them better

Thomas Alva Edison in 1911 with his famous light bulb [Thomas Alva Edison holding a
light bulb]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://bowshrine.com/weird-facts-that-you-haveprobably-never-heard-of/
I chose this image because I wanted to picture Thomas Alva Edison with his light bulb. This
picture is useful because it directly relates Edison with his light bulb. It relates to my topic
because I wrote about Thomas Edison and his inventions. The picture wants to attract you to
the inventor of the light bulb this is because the image is just focused on his face. This picture is
not biased because it matches with the face shown in the portraits. I will include this picture
when writing about Thomas Edison and his invention.

The first light bulb. Retrieved from http://jcsedisonbio.weebly.com/bio-poem.html

I chose this image because I wanted to show a more technical side of the light bulb.

The phonograph [The Phonograph invented by Thomas Edison]. (n.d.). Retrieved from
http://www.bekkahwalker.net/comt111a/websites_12/kestel_website/Edison.html
I chose this image because I wanted to show that Thomas Edison is not only the inventor of the
light bulb but also he made other amazing inventions.

Timeline [The aircraft timeline]. (n.d.). Retrieved from

https://info.aiaa.org/Regions/Western/Tucson/Documents/Aerospace%20in
%20Tucson.aspx
I chose this image because I wanted to show the development of the aircraft since it was
invented.

The gunpowder [This is how the gunpowder is created]. (n.d.). Retrieved from
https://www.pinterest.com/redletterstudio/gun-powder-art/
I chose this image because I wanted to make the webpage more interesting.

TUDelft. (n.d.). AE1100x Course Info | Edge. Retrieved from

https://edge.edx.org/courses/course-v1:DelftX+AE1100x+2015_Q3/info

I chose this website because I was working on a course for my university. In this course,
our teachers are talking about the Wright Brothers and their importance for the world
and concretely to the aircraft. In my webpage I have a subpage which talks about the
Wright Brothers, there is where I will include the information. This course wants to
provide an overview of the aerospace engineering that i am planning to take and they
are informing you about the pioneers of the flights. In my opinion this information is
obviously unbiased because its a university course which is corrected by the best
teachers. I will use this information in my subpage The Wright Brothers

Wright Brothers [The Wright Brothers working in the first airplane]. (n.d.). Retrieved from
https://sites.google.com/site/csmhcaryodd/17c
I chose this image because again, I wanted to show how the Wright Brothers worked in their
invention.

Telegraph [This is an example of a telegraph created by Samuel Morse]. (n.d.).

Retrieved from http://www.vengavelo.com/contact/
I chose this image because I wanted to show his most famous invention.