because the planet doesn’t have a solid surface. Unlike Mercury, you can’t just watch to see how long it takes for a specific crater to rotate back into view; astronomers needed to come up with a clever solution: the magnetic field. ...
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Tagged Australia, Culinary, Dessert, Facts, Invention. « Cape of Good Hope Puss Moth » 6 Responses to Fairy Bread Jan O'Connell November 27, 2015 at 4:00 PM Hi Chris, I’m wondering where you found the first mention of Plaistowe’s nonpareils being used on bread and butter...
John Lansing (b: Jan. 30, 1754), jurist, born in Albany, N.Y., was the son of Gerrit Jacob and Jannetje (Waters) Lansing and was descended from the Gerrit Lansing who had emigrated from the Netherlands about 1640 and was among the early settlers of the manor of Renssalaerwyck. Lans...
Pressure Integrity –The chronometer must be immune to large variances in pressure to include a range from 50 feet of water positive pressure to a negative pressure of 10 millimeters of mercury. Readability –All disks, bands, and figures must be readable in various lighting conditions. The chron...
In 1875 Herman Sprengel invented the mercury vacuum pump making it possible to develop a practical electric light bulb by making a really good vacuum inside the bulb possible. In 1878 Sir Joseph Wilson Swan, an English physicist, was the first person to invent a practical and longer-lasting ...