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8 December, 11:54

Why was James watts steam engine so important?

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  1. 8 December, 13:37
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    it allowed transportation from trains and other things that run by engines.
  2. 8 December, 14:15
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    It was basically the first engine not powered by people or living things

    it is powered by steam which doesn't get tired and can be put in a small place and is more powerful in small places. the only mantinence is oiling the machine and adding fuel to the fire/combustion bit
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