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How does water, fire, steam, and metalworking ignite a revolution? Here we explore exactly how the first steam engine, The Newcomen Atmospheric Engine works, and why it was revolutionary! This video series is the winning project of the Europeana STEM challenge 2019 and was awarded funding for its production.  I’m grateful to the Europeana team for support in creating this series and providing invaluable educational resources.   If you were inspired to learn more and explore more about early ancestors of  modern technology, or about thousands of other facets of the rich and diverse heritage of Europe, be sure to check out the Europeana Collections at www.europeana.eu/ Their extensive digital platform includes over 3,700 museums, libraries, institutes, and archives which have contributed over 50 million digitized images, artifacts, audio clips, artwork, books, films, and music.  www.europeana.eu/ Do you want to support in-depth engineering and technology education? Support us on:   / brancheducation   Website: https://www.branch.education On Facebook:   / brancheducation   On Twitter:   / teddytablante   On Insta:   / brancheducation   Or Join us on YouTube Memberships:    / @brancheducation   Table of Contents: 1:16 Components and Function of the Newcomen Engine 3:55 How a vacuum can generate power 6:17 How much does water expand when evaporated? 7:37 Igniting a revolution in technology Background Understanding: Steam, Boiling Water, Air/ Steam Particles Branches to: Traction Engines. Understanding Air. Animation built using Blender 2.79b Post with Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe After Effects Sound editing with Reaper Website: www.branch.education Twitter: @teddytablante Made by Teddy Tablante Work Cited: Carl Lira. "Brief History of the Steam Engine" https://www.egr.msu.edu/~lira/supp/st... Visited September 2019 Black Country Living Museum. https://www.bclm.co.uk/locations/newc... Visited September 2019 Animated Engines. "Newcomen Atmospheric Engine" http://www.animatedengines.com/newcom... Visited September 2019 "Thomas Newcomen and the Steam Engine Engineering and Technology History" December 2003. https://ethw.org/Thomas_Newcomen_and_... Visited September 2019 Wikipedia contributors. "Beam Engine." "History of the Steam Engine." "James Watt." "Newcomen Atmospheric Engine." "Thomas Newcomen." "Steam." "Steam Engine." "Thomas Savery."  Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, Visited September 2019 Image usage from Europeana www.europeana.eu/ in order: Map of England and Wales and surrounding seas Mine from "Popular Lectures on Geology, treated in a comprehensive manner ... Translated by ... J. G. Morris, and edited by Professor F. Hall" Engineering: a Newcomen steam-engine. Engraving, 174 James Watt from "The first century of the Republic. A review of American progress. By ... T. D. W., ... F. A. P. Barnard [and others]" (fi) valokuva kuvasta, jossa höyrymoottori konehallissa; taulussa teksti: 3400 I.H.P. steam engine built by Engineering Works "Nederland" at Ysselmonde Elektriska maskiner. The complete turbine generators ready - Lokomotiv No 95, tillverkat vid Pittsburgh Locomotive Works."The heaviest and most powerful locomotive in the world", oktober 1898 Utställningen Bygga & Bo i Uddevalla år 1936 traction engine from "The Traveller's Album and Hotel Guide: containing views of places and buildings of historical and general interest, with descriptive letterpress; an account of the principal railways out of London, etc" - Skærbækværket, Turbiner (nl) Vliegtuig van de gebroeders Wright in vlucht; Aéroplane Wright - Norra Droskstationen.Två automobiler och fyra hästdrosker.I bil nr.2 från vänster sitter Carl Johan Johansson (född 1885) - Locomotivă cu aburi tip 50065 - (de) Flugzeug Arado (Ar) 79 B Adler Trumpf An express locomotive in a railway line. Colour lithograph Lokomotiv No 95, tillverkat vid Pittsburgh Locomotive Works."The heaviest and most powerful locomotive in the world", oktober 1898 #Steam #Engine #FirstEver