Whats the difference between discovery and invention?
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Inventing is the process of looking for something or someway.\n\ndiscovering is stumbling onto something and finding it, somewhat accidently
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Science deals with generation of knowledge.\nTechnology deals with application and implementation of knowledge.
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being a scientist does not mean that you keep your discoveries secret. It means you discuss them with other people to see what they think about it. Discussion with somebody can (ideally) advance your ideas in \n-giving you ideas how to test your conclusions, to \n-see your conclusions from a different viewpoint and maybe \n-point flaws and weaknesses out, which you can improve on, \n-may have information about your specific problem or similar problem which you haven't happened across yet (nobody can read everything any more). \n\nUnless you work as a scientist for a company or goverment agency which insists that you keep results confidential you should share them. \nIn your case maybe with your science teacher or with fellow students. Depends on personalities who is more appropriate.
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Thats asking for too much ! First thing no body have any simple invention that no one had made to send it for others ! The inventions are immidiately Copy righted/Published  or to more precise they are 'Patented '.Like in Literature , in science also because of "Plagiarism' people often get their inventions patented. Inventions involve years of hard work and uninterrupted dedication ! You are too young to understand all these things at such a tender age !!! Any ways your interest in Science impressed me ! Wish you all the best, to become a Scientist so that you can contribute your part  to the Society by your inventions !!!
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Sorry\n\nyou cannot patent theories or natural phenomena - only inventions
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The things you truly learn are the things you "discover" on your own. It is hard to forget those things that you "discover" when you finally see how A and B are connected. You can't teach how to find that connection in a book - but you have to discover it.
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Every Invention has got both advantages and disadvantages\n\nInvention is just like a knife with two sharp edged one good and other bad
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There is a large amount of material about this on the internet. What exactly you are looking for, I do not know. I do not intend to write your term paper for you. Take a look at the web sites below to start. \n\nI will note that inventions are usually about technology, which is not the same as science. Technology can be used to produce better measurements. And applied science can produce technology. But they are not the same.
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Im not totally sure about that one but I know that when people say 'you dont have to re-invent the wheel,' it means that you don't have to have a completely new approach or idea every single time. You can adapt ideas and past experiences to aid you in whatever you are doing. The wheel concept is just used because the invention of the wheel seems like and incredibly simple concept, but sometimes those are the hardest to develop. yet it completely changed human lives. I need justa  little more information as to what the situation was.
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An artist creates something\nAn inventor discovers something\nAn entrepreneur makes money from both
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http://inventors.about.com/library/weekly/aa080499.htm click d link to find what u r looking for.
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The problem is you're still dealing with a hole. Say the invention you want to get around has a 1/4" hole that fluid passes through and claims something like "a hole in a member supporting the passage of fluid." If your claim has a hole that's essentially the same thing but a different size, you won't get a patent on it because the other invention already has a hole, no matter what the size. You need to read the claims of the patent you're trying to get around to get the specific language and talk to an attorney or agent to be sure.
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Ben Franklin, electricity.  (You asked for discovery, not invention)
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Actually, they are completely different words.\n\nFound is the past tense of find. "I have found what I was looking for."\n\nFounded is the past tense of another word also pronounced "found". To found something is to establish something new, particularly a company or institution.\n"My school was founded in 1892"\n"Bill Gates founded Microsoft"
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It wasn't really invented by Benjamin Franklyn but it was discovered by him. He was the first to realise that lightning was a power that somehow could be harnessed for the good of mankind. It was other scientists in Europe who actually did harness the power. But before all that, there were parlor toys people used to catch static electricity and show sparks but that type is not powerful.Edison had nothing to do with the creation of electricity but his genius invented a ton of stuff for us to use it in.
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Well you have to think about it yourself. You can get ideas from the book, "How Things Work", which will help you with parts of an invention, but the actual thing is on you.
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The discovery method is a teaching technique that encourages students to take a more active role in their learning process by answering a series of questions or solving problems designed to introduce a general concept.  In this teaching approach, the instructor guides the student’s thought process by posing a series of questions whose responses would lead to the understanding of a concept before it is explicitly stated. “Children act as detectives as they solve concept-attainment activities in stimulating learning environments. In doing so, they place a newly introduced object in a category that they have previously discovered or identified.” This teaching method is believed to increase retention of material because the student organizes the new information and integrates it with information that has already been stored.