Question

who invented the Steam Engine.​

Answer 1

Answer:

THE STEAM ENGINE WAS INVENTED BY

JAMES WATT

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Answer 2

The discovery that steam could be harnessed and made to work is not credited to James Watt  (1736 –1819)  since steam engines used to pump water out of mines in England existed when Watt was born. We do not know exactly who made that discovery, but we do know that the ancient Greeks had crude steam engines. Watt, however, is credited with inventing the first practical engine. And so the history of the "modern" steam engine often begins with him.