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An Irish-Scottish mathematician in 1854 put a tiny mirror on a suspended magnet; his invention helped send electric signals through an undersea cable and connect Europe with AmericaWilliam Thomson tackled the challenge of signal delays in extensive telegraph cables by creating a highly sensitive mirror galvanometer, ca...- Richard Carrington’s first portrait discovered: A historic find for solar astronomyA long-lost portrait of Richard Carrington, the 19th-century British astronomer behind the largest recorded solar storm, has been discovere...
- Grammy 2025 winners: Beyonce makes history again, Kendrick Lamar dominates rap categories. Check full listGrammy Awards 2025 Winners: The Grammy Awards 2025 celebrated the best in music, with Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Sabrina Carpenter, and Charl...
- Clone High Revival Season 3: Everything we know so farMax has canceled the "Clone High" revival after two seasons. So, there will not be a Season 3. The animated series, featuring historical fi...
- Thousands evacuate in worst Australian floods in a decadeNew South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet said there had been 1,000 rescues in the state by Tuesday and more than 6,000 calls for authoriti...
- How likely are you to get a job in Ireland?Ireland has a highly skilled, educated, and multicultural population - one of the youngest in Europe. It also has one of the best education...
- Reliance set to bring back the ‘coolest one’ to IndiaReliance has signed brand licensing & distribution deal with Electrolux to relaunch Kelvinator refrigerator. Under the more than 10-year co...
- How hugging went from being the manifestation of affection to becoming a salutation for an intimate ageWhen hugging is mentioned in the 19th century it is considered very personal.
- After Scotland votes 'no', focus shifted to maximum devolutionDetails will need all-party agreement, a tough job, given that none of the major parties are in agreement about what these enhanced powers ...
- Glitzy opening ceremony kicks off Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2014The 35,000 capacity Celtic stadium cheered as the Indians entered with the tune of popular Bollywood numbers 'nagada nagada' and 'pyar do' ...
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