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Person (Bologna): Luigi Galvani, Gregor Xiii., Guglielmo Marconi, Vicki Baum, Agricola Von Bologna, Alberto Tomba (German Edition) Great Scientists: Guglielmo Marconi (Levelled Biographies) by John Malam, Liz Miles, et all 2008-09-23 Inventeur Italien: Léonard de Vinci, Ettore Bugatti, Guglielmo Marconi, Antonio Meucci, Alessandro Volta, Innocent Manzetti, Gianni Bettini (French Edition) Marconi, Guglielmo: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Macmillan Reference USA Science Library: Computer Sciences</i> by Bertha Kugelman Morimoto, 2002 Prix Nobel Italien: Salvatore Quasimodo, Eugenio Montale, Luigi Pirandello, Giosuè Carducci, Dario Fo, Enrico Fermi, Guglielmo Marconi (French Edition) Marconi: The Man and His Wireless. by Guglielmo (1874-1937)] DUNLAP, Orrin Elmer (1896-1970). [MARCONI, 1937-01-01 Marconi My Beloved by Maria Cristina Marconi, Elettra Marconi, 1999-10 RADIO COMMUNICATIONS. In Minutes of Proceeding of the Institution of Civil Engineers, Vol. 222, 1925-26 Pt. 2, pp. 303-320. by Guglielmo. MARCONI, 1926-01-01 La radio no la inventó Marconi ... sino el español Cervera: un investigador descubre que el comandante de ingenieros se adelantó 11 años al italiano: el ... Faus.(Julio Cervera): An article from: Epoca by María Corisco, 2005-11-24 Marconi by Giancarlo Mansini, 1996-04 Marconi's battle for radio: Beverly Birch & Robin Bell Corfield by Beverly Birch, 2001 Marconi by W. P Jolly, 1972 Marconi: The Man and His Wireless (History of Broadcasting, Radio to Television) by Orrin Elmer Dunlap, 1976-10 Marconi's Battle for Radio (One Last Wish) by Beverley Birch, 1996-01

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81. GUGLIELMO MARCONI Essay
    was rewarded in 1909 when he received the nobel award in Physics; several world renowneduniversities bestowed honorary doctorates. guglielmo marconi was born  
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    Extractions: When we look at the results of Marconi's life and activities and consider the effects of them on our lives today, we begin to understand the genius of Marconi. He was the initiator of wireless communication - telegraphy, radio broadcasting, television,and the immense world of today's electronics. By proving that we could "beam" electronic waves across vast expanses of space has allowed us to explore the worlds of our imagination - the Moon, the other planets, and areas of the universe far beyond that which we can see. To him we owe, not just modern communication with its many sundry implications, but the desire and the inspiration to dare to go to the Moon, to Mars, to live and experiment in space. His genius was rewarded in 1909 when he received the Nobel award in Physics; several world renowned universities bestowed honorary doctorates. Guglielmo Marconi was born near Bologna, Italy in 1874, the second son of an Italian father and Irish mother. Studies of his life indicate that for several possible reasons he never attended classes or school regularly but completing the 5th grade when he was already 12. Some say he was a precocious genius who hardly tolerated the classroom setting and instruction of the time; others say that his family continuously traveled about northern Italy never living long enough in one place to establish roots. He had been enrolled in technical schools but never completed courses of study to graduate. However his mother understood his talents and passions for practical sciences and arranged private lessons to satisfy his desires to understand some of the principles with which he experimented. These lessons were the only formal training he ever received; the knowledge and abilities he attained were self-developed.

82. Biography Of G. Marconi
    guglielmo marconi was born at Bologna, Italy, on April 25 In 1931 marconi began researchinto the propagation honours and awards, among them the nobel Prize for  
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83. Physics 1909
    The nobel Prize in Physics 1909. in recognition of their contributions to thedevelopment of wireless telegraphy . guglielmo marconi, Carl Ferdinand Braun.  
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84. Invent Now | Hall Of Fame | Search | Inventor Profile
    Number(s) 586,193 Inducted 1975 In 1895 Italian inventor guglielmo marconi builtthe marconi received many honors including the nobel Prize for  
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85. SOCIAL STUDIES 9 CURRICULUM
    guglielmo marconi; marconi's nobel Prize This site also contains links to otherresources. guglielmo marconi (Note the links at the bottom of the page.). McAdam  
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    Extractions: Updated October 15, 2002 Age of Enlightenment Bismarck Cavour Napoleon Child Labour First Nations ... Library Home Page Sites by Subject Alta Vista Yahoo Canada Social Studies Page ... Library Home Page For Internet Searches: For News Articles: Sites by Subject Alta Vista Yahoo Canada Social Studies Page ... Library Home Page American Revolution American Revolution Select Resources, then Selected Annotated Links for an excellent list of links to American Revolution topics.

86. Guglielmo Marconi
    Lively account of marconi's life, with a focus on the first wireless message across the Atlantic .Category Society History Biography marconi, guglielmo guglielmo marconi was only 22 years old in 1896, but he was already There was no boastfulnessin marconi. many honors, including a share in the nobel Prize for  
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    Extractions: The First Electronic Church of America Guglielmo Marconi In the first year of the 20th century, a well-tailored young man of 27 named Guglielmo Marconi sat in a shack on a cliff in Newfoundland trying to receive a message on his new invention, the wireless telegraph. The significant thing about the message was not the message itself, but its origin. It was being sent to him all the way across the Atlantic on electromagnetic waves generated by one of his confederates in Cornwall, England. It was history's first long distance wireless radio communication. But, on a blustery December 12, 1901, Marconi and his assistants heard the faint transmission from across the Atlantic: dot, dot, dot. The letter S. In the short history of electronic communications, there may have never been a more important day, or a more important discovery. The wireless telegraph was then a toddler, no more than six years old. But up until then, scientists and engineers were unanimous in their belief: you couldn't send a wireless message over the earth's horizon. Signals would just fly up into the heavens and disappear. Everyone knew that. Or thought they did. Marconi and his men heard the signal some 25 times that day, but they made no announcements to the curious members of the press waiting in town. For three more days, they kept their windy vigil on Signal Hill. Finally, when they realized they were not likely to get any stronger signals, Marconi called for a photographer to come up and make a photographic record of the men who had made history here. On December 16, 1901, the world press headlined the scientific story of the year. Marconi had confounded the world's leading physicists. He proved that a message tapped out in Cornwall could be sent forth on an electromagnetic wave, and ride over the curving Atlantic at roughly the speed of light, curving over the sea as the earth curved.

87. Pop Culture References To Guglielmo Marconi
    Culture References to guglielmo marconi First, an explanation guglielmo marconiis generally marconi would go on to be awarded a 1909 nobel Prize for  
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88. This Is Essex | Local Interest | Famous Faces | Guglielmo Marconi, Father Of The
    In 1909, marconi was awarded the nobel Prize in physics, and the following year itbecame mandatory to Click here to read about the statue of guglielmo marconi.  
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89. Marconi, Guglielmo
    Translate this page guglielmo marconi. Nasce la marconi's Wireless Telegraph and Signal Co. 1909 PremioNobel per la fisica in abbinamento a Ferdinand Braun, fondatore della  
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    Extractions: Le nostre sezioni: Alberghi Agriturismi Prenota in Europa Cerca informazioni sull'ITALIA nella nostra enciclopedia Itinerari Terme Beauty Farms Manifestazioni ... Italystore Guglielmo Marconi 1874 Nasce a Bologna (Palazzo Marescalchi) il 25 aprile da un benestante agricoltore emiliano, Giuseppe, e da una giovane irlandese, Annie Jameson. 1885-1892 Non segue corsi di studio regolari ma a undici anni consegue il diploma di Scuola Media. Frequenta per qualche tempo un istituto tecnico a Firenze e poi a Livorno. Fin da ragazzo, seguito privatamente dal professor Vincenzo Rosa, conduce esperimenti all'epoca definiti di elettrologia. 1893-1895 Primi esperimenti di telegrafia senza fili a Pontecchio (Villa Il Griffone, 1700 metri di distanza), Livorno e Firenze. 1896-1897 Tramite uno zio materno, esperimenti a Londra (luglio 1896, General Post Office, un miglio di distanza), a Salisbury (settembre 1896) e a Bristol (maggio 1897,9 miglia di distanza). Brevetto dell'invenzione (richiesto il 2 giugno 1896 ma rilasciato soltanto il 2 luglio 1897) e nascita, a Chelmsford, della prima compagnia marconiana, la Wireless Telegraph and Signal Co. Limited (luglio 1897). 1897 Ritorno in Italia. Esperimenti a La Spezia (luglio, Marina Militare Italiana,18 miglia di distanza), e a Roma (luglio, Ministero della Marina e giornalisti).

90. GUGLIELMO Marconi
    Translate this page marconi guglielmo(1874 - 1937). Physicien originaire d'Italie,lauréat du prixNobel, il inventa le premier véritable système de communication par  
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91. International: Italiano: Scienze: Fisica: Fisici_e_Ricercatori: Marconi,_Gugliel
    Translate this page In tutta la Directory.  
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92. Marconi
    marconi  
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    Extractions: 1. L'offerta formativa 2. Servizi per Studenti 3. Servizi per Docenti Marconi News ... Archivio Guglielmo Marconi una storia, una vita Guglielmo Marconi nasce a Pontecchio, in provincia di Bologna, il 25 Aprile 1874. Sin da giovane si interessa agli studi sulle onde elettromagnetiche condotti da altri scienziati dell'epoca quali Maxwell e Hertz lavorando a Bologna e a Firenze; per approfondire maggiormente le sue conoscenze in un'ottica applicativa si trasferisce a Livorno ove lavora nei laboratori dell'Accademia Navale. Suo grande merito fu quello di intuire la possibilità di impiegare le onde elettromagnetiche per trasmettere informazioni a lunga distanza. La villa paterna di Pontecchio costituì il suoi primo Laboratorio negli anni fra il 1894 e il 1895; fu lì che Marconi costruì un primo rudimentale apparecchio radio in grado di trasmettere segnali elettrici ad una distanza di 2400 m. Il suo apparecchio era composto da un generatore elettrico collegato ad una rudimentale antenna che altro non era che un filo di materiale conduttore isolato nell'aria. Marconi perfezionò poi la sua invenzione utilizzando come antenna trasmittente quella inventata dallo scienziato russo Aleksandr Stepanovic Popov; per migliorare la ricezione dei segnali trasmessi dall'apparecchio, Marconi utilizzò il rivelatore di onde elettromagnetiche, il

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