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In the spring of 1918, a U.S.
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In September 1955, a physicist who had spent nearly two decades at Bell Labs left to start a company of his own, and the deciding factor in where to put…
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If you’ve been on our channels lately, you’d be able to crack this one:
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In 1988, an Israeli-born engineer who had cracked a stubborn problem in memory - how to make a single cell reliably trap and hold electric charge with…
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In the ancient Syrian city of Damascus, medieval metalsmiths famously hammered contrasting gold and silver wires into deeply carved grooves on iron or…
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Most engineers will confidently tell you this five-letter word is an acronym, expanded the same way as its radio-wave ancestor from WWII.
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In 1978, four men, two of them twin brothers, set up shop in the basement beneath a dentist’s office; one of them later recalled getting used to the…
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In March 1995, at this company’s plant, employees piled up roughly 150,000 of its own mobile phones, took hammers to them, and set the heap alight…
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In August 1968, a tiny team began working out of a leased facility at 365 Middlefield Road in Mountain View, California.
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In 1796, Alois Senefelder, a struggling actor and playwright in Bavaria was trying to publish his own plays.
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In 1911, a Hungarian-born chemist arrived at the University of Manchester to work under Ernest Rutherford.
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