Every Inventor Killed By Their Own Invention

Every Inventor Killed by Their Own Invention. From a lighthouse destroyed by a storm and a diving vessel that never resurfaced to a glider, parachute suit, aerowagon, and rocket engine that turned against their creators, these are the final experiments of eight inventors who died in connection with the machines they built. Which inventor's story surprised you the most? Let me know in the comments, and subscribe for more dark history. 00:00 - Henry Winstanley: The Lighthouse 01:02 - John Day: The Diving Vessel 02:04 - William Bullock: The Printing Press 03:05 - Horace Lawson Hunley: The Submarine 04:15 - Otto Lilienthal: The Glider 05:17 - Franz Reichelt: The Parachute Suit 06:17 - Valerian Abakovsky: The Aerowagon 07:24 - Max Valier: The Rocket Engine — DISCLAIMER — This video is for entertainment and educational purposes. It condenses historical events, disputed details, and technical failures that are not always fully documented. Use it as a starting point, not as your only source, and explore the historical evidence further.