Rashon's Air Lab

Frederick McKinley Jones (May 17, 1893 – February 21, 1961) was an African American inventor, entrepreneur, and engineer, a recipient of the National Medal of Technology, and an inductee of the National Inventors Hall of Fame. He pioneered mobile refrigeration technology, earning 61 patents—40 of which were for refrigeration innovations. Jones also transformed the cinema industry by developing an improved sound system for movie projectors.

-I'll have more education on safety requirements given by OSHA.

Huskies survive in the cold through remarkable physical adaptations and natural behaviours that make them perfectly suited for Arctic environments. Their double-layered coat system, compact ears, furry paws with specialized circulation, and efficient metabolism enable them to thrive in temperatures as low as -50°C. Combined with instinctive behaviors like curling up to conserve heat and running to generate warmth, these Arctic sled dogs are exceptional cold weather survivors ideally adapted for life in regions like Finnish Lapland.

Lewis Howard Latimer’s major contribution for Inventing the Electric Lightbulb was the development of a long‑lasting, affordable carbon filament and an improved manufacturing process for incandescent bulbs. His innovations made electric lighting practical, durable, and accessible for homes and businesses. Modern HVAC systems rely on stable electrical infrastructure. Latimer’s advancements helped speed up the adoption of electricity in homes, factories, and commercial buildings by making lighting safer, more efficient, and more affordable. Without widespread electrification, essential HVAC components such as electric motors, compressors, thermostats, and control circuits could never have been implemented on a large scale.