VOICED : Worlds first oil well still bubbling up black gold in Poland

The video explores the history of the world's first oil well in Buka, Poland, initiated by Ignazio Lukaszewicz, a Polish pharmacist who invented the kerosene lamp. It details the early oil drilling techniques, the rise and decline of Buka during the oil rush, and the ongoing training in Crosno for the petrochemical industry. Lukaszewicz's influence on the Rockefeller family and the establishment of Standard Oil is highlighted, showcasing his selfless contribution to the global oil industry. His legacy continues as his first oil well still operates today.

Where was the world's first oil well located?

• Texas, USA

• Buka, Poland

• Saudi Arabia

• Crosno, Poland

What tools did the early oil diggers use?

• Excavators and bulldozers

• Cranes and forklifts

• Shovels, hammers, and picks

• Drills and pumps

What was the main reason for the decline of the oil industry in Buka?

• Lack of skilled workers

• Limited oil reserves

• High operational costs

• Environmental regulations

How did Ignazio Lukaszewicz respond when asked about the cost of his oil rig technology?

• He offered it for free

• He refused to share it

• He asked for a partnership

• He demanded a high price

What was Ignazio Lukaszewicz's primary motivation for sharing his technology?

• To expand his business

• To become wealthy

• For the good of humanity

• To gain fame