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December 20: Light Up Day
What are the odds that three important electricity developments should all occur on December 20th? Probably, statistically, rather good. So I’ll not make much of the coincidence. Impending winter darkness was not a likely motivator – in the case of … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Edison, electricity, light bulb, nuclear power, uranium
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