Philo was the oldest of five children. His parents were Serena Bastain and Lewis

Edwin Farnsworth. Philo received his name from his grandfather Philo T.

Farnsworth I. Although early in his childhood he lived with no electricity he was

entertained bye having conversations with his father about inventions his father

read about on a magazine. Later on he and his family moved to a farm in

Idaho, this farm had its own power plant. Eventually Philo mastered the lighting

system and was put in charge of it. It is said that it never ran smoother

In 1920 Philo Farnsworth read in a magazine that inventors were

attempting to transmit visual images bye mechanical means. It was then that

young Farnsworth proposed that visual images could be transmitted

electronically. He work for the next to years on developing a method of

transmitting visual images electronically. Philo was convinced that this would be

much better than mechanical means. In 1922 he came up with the basic

design for the apparatus. Philo shared these designs with his high school

chemistry teacher Justin Tolman. While working as a canvasser Philo became

friends with a businessman bye the na

the government to warn us of any immediate threats and allows us to see news

but in the theaters they are much larger screens. Today there are TV's that have

is on for an average of 7 hours a day. Television has a huge impact on our

college in 1951 and from brigham university in 1968. His face also appeared on

industrialized countries have a least 1 television in there homes. In the US a TV set

It is proven that children that watch more TV do a poor job on the school work

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