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A bit of November 29th history 1877 - US inventor Thomas Edison...

11/29/2021

A bit of November 29th history…

1877 - US inventor Thomas Edison demonstrates his hand-cranked phonograph for the 1st time

1910 - 1st US patent for inventing the traffic light system is issued

1935 - Physicist Erwin Schrodinger publishes his famous thought experiment “Schrodinger’s Cat”, a paradox that illustrates the problem of the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics (pictured)

1963 - LBJ set up Warren Commission to investigate the assassination of JFK

1972 - Co-founder of Atari, Nolan Bushnell releases Pong, the 1st commercially successful video game

2019 - Wood fragment believed to be from Jesus’ manger returned to Bethlehem after 1400 years by Pope Francis

A bit of November 29th history… 1877 - US inventor Thomas Edison...

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A bit of November 29th history 1877 - US inventor Thomas Edison...