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Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor known for the long distance radio transmission. Marconi's law is based after his findings. Marconi is also known for the development of the radio telegraph system.
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in questo interessante spezone di Ulisse si parla della vita e delle opere di uno dei più famosi inventori italiani Guglielmo Marconi
- published: 08 Feb 2011
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Capítulo: Guglielmo Marconi y la Radiotelegrafía.
Tema: Guglielmo Marconi. Radiotelegrafía. Tecnología. Telecomunicaciones.
Serie: Grandes genios e inventos de la humanidad.
- published: 08 Feb 2016
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Nel 1895 Guglielmo è un ragazzo di ventun anni con un grande sogno. Vuole accorciare le distanze, vincere il tempo e lo spazio e mettere in comunicazione gli uomini da una parte all’altra del pianeta. Nella sua casa a pochi chilometri da Bologna, Guglielmo inventa il telegrafo senza fili. È una rivoluzione. Inizia l’epoca del wireless, della comunicazione globale. Oggi, quando usiamo internet o un telefono cellulare, lo dobbiamo a quel ragazzo di ventun anni, che ha realizzato il suo sogno e ha conquistato il mondo.
In 1895 Guglielmo is a twenty-one years old boy with a big dream. He wants to shorten distances, overcome space and time and to connect people, from halfway across the world. In his house a few kilometers from Bologna, Guglielmo invents the wireless telegraph. It is a revolution. It is the begin of the era of wireless, of the global communication. Today, when we use the internet or a cell phone, we owe it to that boy of twenty-one years old, who realized his dream and conquered the world.
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Guglielmo Marconi: la sfida dell'oceano.
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- published: 27 Mar 2011
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NARRATOR: In the land of fedoras and tasty spumoni
There lived a young genius whose name was Marconi.
He'd tinker and daydream and read through the day.
"Go do something useful!" his father would say.
Now, scientists then were already aware
That electrical waves could be sent through the air.
Which soon led his curious brain to inquire,
Could messages somehow be sent without wire?
So he took to his lab and succeeded quite well
With a gadget that set off a faraway bell.
He showed it to experts, who told him, "Dear boy,
It won't work long-distance. It's only a toy!"
Now, he could have just put it away on a shelf,
But Marconi decided, "I'll see for myself!"
It worked! And it transmitted farther each day!
When he showed it in England, it blew them away!
He built them a radio system for ships
To stay in close contact on long ocean trips.
He then built antennas so strong and gigantic,
Their signals could travel across the Atlantic!
He soon became rich and was known far and wide!
"Ah, that's-a my boy!" said his father with pride.
As others then built on his bold innovations,
They gave us our popular radio stations!
The airwaves are busy, and that's no baloney,
Because of the brains of Guglielmo Marconi!
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The Founding of Vatican Radio
February 12, 1931
The Beginning of the Idea
To speak about the birth of Vatican Radio and the twelfth of February, 1931, is easy enough. However, it's more difficult to portray the ambience, the atmosphere, and the sense of excitment that permeated that momentous occasion.
Guglielmo Marconi, the great scientist who had for years been celebrated in the world's newspapers, approached the 12th of February with fear; in fact he was almost trembling as he realized the import of the endeavor he was about to undertake for the Supreme Pontiff. Upon the arrival of His Holiness Pope Pius XI, Mr. Marconi genuflected and humbly kissed the ring of the Successor of Peter. Pope Pius nodded paternally, smiled, and placed his hand on Marconi's shoulder in a manner which was almost an embrace. One could continue to explain the beginning moments of Vatican Radio in this manner, but the moment is better conveyed through the exact words of those present on that splendid day sixty-five years ago on the Vatican Hill.
On February 12, 1931, the Marquis Marconi spoke these historical words:
I have the highest honor of announcing that in only a matter of seconds the Supreme Pontiff, Pope Pius XI, will inaugurate the Radio Station of the Vatican City State. The electric radio waves will transport to all the world his words of peace and blessing.
This is how the world-renowned scientist Guglielmo Marconi announced the birth of Vatican Radio. He then continued:
With the help of Almighty God, who allows the many mysterious forces of nature to be used by man, I have been able to prepare this instrument which will accord to the Faithful of all the world the consolation of hearing the voice of the Holy Father. Most Holy Father, the work that Your Holiness has deigned to entrust to me, I, today return to You...may you deign, Holy Father, to allow the entire world to hear your august words.
A reporter at the time of this broadcast wrote, In this moment, the entire worlds awaits...The Vicar of Christ, through the means of this new ineffable instrument, and in a voice heard very clearly, begins to speak. It is exactly 4:49 p.m. on the Twelfth of February, Nineteen Thirty-One.
The rich text of the first radio message was written in Latin by Pius XI himself. The Pope imbued his message with passages from the Sacred Scriptures which emphasize the universality of the Gospel message. Pius XI concluded the first line of the discourse in this manner, Listen, O Heavens, to that which I say; listen, O Earth, listen to the words which come from my mouth...Listen and hear, O Peoples of distant lands! He continued, speaking in the voice of the Old Testament prophet, To the City and to the World! Now, we turn to the reporting of the event and to the story that preceeded it.
Pius XI, was born Achilles Ratti in 1857, at Desio near Milan. He ascended to the Pontificate on February 6, 1922. The theme of his pontificate could be condensed in the motto Pax Christi in regno Christi, that is, The Peace of Christ in the Reign of Christ. Close to the heart of this Pope was the evangelization of the Faith in mission lands. Also, he exhibited great openness and enthusiasm to the expansion of the field of scientific research. The evangelical motto, Let what I say be shouted from the rooftops -- what you hear in the darkness, speak it in the sunlight. The invention of radio finally actualized this passage from the Gospel. The conception, the plans, and the undertaking of a radio broadcasting station that would carry the voice of a Pope to a world-wide audience was the result of many years of research and planning.
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Guglielmo Marconi
Guglielmo Marconi, 1st Marquis of Marconi (Italian: [ɡuʎˈʎɛlmo marˈkoːni]; 25 April 1874 – 20 July 1937) was an Italian inventor and electrical engineer, known for his pioneering work on long-distance radio transmission and for his development of Marconi's law and a radio telegraph system. He is often credited as the inventor of radio, and he shared the 1909 Nobel Prize in Physics with Karl Ferdinand Braun "in recognition of their contributions to the development of wireless telegraphy". An entrepreneur, businessman, and founder in Britain in 1897 of The Wireless Telegraph & Signal Company (which became the Marconi Company), Marconi succeeded in making a commercial success of radio by innovating and building on the work of previous experimenters and physicists. In 1929 the King of Italy ennobled Marconi as a Marchese (marquis).
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Pope Pius XI
Pope Pius XI, (Italian: Pio XI) born Ambrogio Damiano Achille Ratti (Italian pronunciation: [amˈbrɔdʒo daˈmjano aˈkille ˈratti]; 31 May 1857 – 10 February 1939), reigned as Pope from 6 February 1922 to his death in 1939. He was the first sovereign of Vatican City from its creation as an independent state on 11 February 1929. He took as his papal motto, "Pax Christi in Regno Christi," translated "The Peace of Christ in the Kingdom of Christ."
Pius XI issued numerous encyclicals, including Quadragesimo anno on the 40th anniversary of Pope Leo XIII's groundbreaking social encyclical Rerum novarum, highlighting the capitalistic greed of international finance, and social justice issues, and Quas primas, establishing the feast of Christ the King. The encyclical Studiorum ducem, promulgated 29 June 1923, was written on the occasion of the 6th centenary of the canonization of Thomas Aquinas, whose thought is acclaimed as central to Catholic philosophy and theology. The encyclical also singles out the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas, Angelicum as the preeminent institution for the teaching of Aquinas: "ante omnia Pontificium Collegium Angelicum, ubi Thomam tamquam domi suae habitare dixeris" (before all others the Pontifical Angelicum College, where Thomas can be said to dwell).
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Vatican Radio
Vatican Radio (Italian: Radio Vaticana) is the official broadcasting service of the Vatican.
Set up in 1931 by Guglielmo Marconi, today its programs are offered in 47 languages, and are sent out on short wave (also DRM), medium wave, FM, satellite and the Internet. Since its inception, Vatican Radio has been maintained by the Jesuit Order. During World War II and the rise of Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, Vatican Radio served as a source for news for the Allies as well as broadcasting pro-Allied (or simply neutral) propaganda. A week after Pope Pius XII ordered the programming, Vatican Radio broadcast to an incredulous world that Poles and Jews were being rounded up and forced into ghettos.
Today, programming is produced by over two hundred journalists located in 61 different countries. Vatican Radio produces more than 42,000 hours of simultaneous broadcasting covering international news, religious celebrations, in-depth programs, and music. The current general director is Father Federico Lombardi, S.J.
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14:22Guglielmo Marconi Wireless Telegraphy
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1:56Guglielmo Marconi Biography
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Guglielmo Marconi 1874 - 1937 http://cloudbiography.com Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor known for the long distance radio transmission. Marconi's law is based after his findings. Marconi is also known for the development of the radio telegraph system. See a related article at Britannica.com: http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/364287/Guglielmo-Marconi All content is either in the public domain or licensed pursuant to a Creative Commons Attribution License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/ Attribution: http://cloudbiography.com/attribution.html -
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Capítulo: Guglielmo Marconi y la Radiotelegrafía. Tema: Guglielmo Marconi. Radiotelegrafía. Tecnología. Telecomunicaciones. Serie: Grandes genios e inventos de la humanidad. -
2:53Bologna Stories: Guglielmo Marconi
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Nel 1895 Guglielmo è un ragazzo di ventun anni con un grande sogno. Vuole accorciare le distanze, vincere il tempo e lo spazio e mettere in comunicazione gli uomini da una parte all’altra del pianeta. Nella sua casa a pochi chilometri da Bologna, Guglielmo inventa il telegrafo senza fili. È una rivoluzione. Inizia l’epoca del wireless, della comunicazione globale. Oggi, quando usiamo internet o un telefono cellulare, lo dobbiamo a quel ragazzo di ventun anni, che ha realizzato il suo sogno e ha conquistato il mondo. In 1895 Guglielmo is a twenty-one years old boy with a big dream. He wants to shorten distances, overcome space and time and to connect people, from halfway across the world. In his house a few kilometers from Bologna, Guglielmo invents the wireless telegraph. It is a revolution. It is the begin of the era of wireless, of the global communication. Today, when we use the internet or a cell phone, we owe it to that boy of twenty-one years old, who realized his dream and conquered the world. -
46:44BBC - Marconi
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10:54Guglielmo Marconi: la sfida dell'oceano - rai storia - 1° parte
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1:32Great Innovators: "Marconi and the Radio," by StoryBots
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Young Guglielmo Marconi wanted to send messages through the air. Some said it would never work, but that didn't stop him! → http://sbot.co/1NQ11ni The StoryBots offer a world of learning and fun for kids -- and sanity-saving tools for parents! Explore our award-winning apps → http://sbot.co/1NQ11ni Get iPhone & iPad App → http://sbot.co/Share2l34rn The StoryBots are curious little creatures who live beneath our screens, offering a world of learning and fun for kids and sanity-saving tools for parents. From Starring You® videos and books that make your child the star of the show, to rockin' Learning videos, the StoryBots offer a creative collection of web and mobile apps designed to entertain grown-ups as much as kids. Get iPhone & iPad App → http://sbot.co/Share2l34rn FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/storybots TWITTER: www.twitter.com/storybots INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/storybots PINTEREST: www.pinterest.com/storybots LYRICS: NARRATOR: In the land of fedoras and tasty spumoni There lived a young genius whose name was Marconi. He'd tinker and daydream and read through the day. "Go do something useful!" his father would say. Now, scientists then were already aware That electrical waves could be sent through the air. Which soon led his curious brain to inquire, Could messages somehow be sent without wire? So he took to his lab and succeeded quite well With a gadget that set off a faraway bell. He showed it to experts, who told him, "Dear boy, It won't work long-distance. It's only a toy!" Now, he could have just put it away on a shelf, But Marconi decided, "I'll see for myself!" It worked! And it transmitted farther each day! When he showed it in England, it blew them away! He built them a radio system for ships To stay in close contact on long ocean trips. He then built antennas so strong and gigantic, Their signals could travel across the Atlantic! He soon became rich and was known far and wide! "Ah, that's-a my boy!" said his father with pride. As others then built on his bold innovations, They gave us our popular radio stations! The airwaves are busy, and that's no baloney, Because of the brains of Guglielmo Marconi! ABC Jamboree Playlist: http://bit.ly/MBD1qY StoryBots Channel: http://www.youtube.com/storybots Visit StoryBots.com for more parent and kid fun: http://storybots.com Credits: Animation by StoryBots Explore the StoryBots universe today: http://sbot.co/1NQ11ni -
5:30Radiophonum Vaticanum fundatum est a SS. Pio XI P.M. & Guglielmo Marconi
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http://www.zazzle.com/ProVaticanus The Founding of Vatican Radio February 12, 1931 The Beginning of the Idea To speak about the birth of Vatican Radio and the twelfth of February, 1931, is easy enough. However, it's more difficult to portray the ambience, the atmosphere, and the sense of excitment that permeated that momentous occasion. Guglielmo Marconi, the great scientist who had for years been celebrated in the world's newspapers, approached the 12th of February with fear; in fact he was almost trembling as he realized the import of the endeavor he was about to undertake for the Supreme Pontiff. Upon the arrival of His Holiness Pope Pius XI, Mr. Marconi genuflected and humbly kissed the ring of the Successor of Peter. Pope Pius nodded paternally, smiled, and placed his hand on Marconi's shoulder in a manner which was almost an embrace. One could continue to explain the beginning moments of Vatican Radio in this manner, but the moment is better conveyed through the exact words of those present on that splendid day sixty-five years ago on the Vatican Hill. On February 12, 1931, the Marquis Marconi spoke these historical words: I have the highest honor of announcing that in only a matter of seconds the Supreme Pontiff, Pope Pius XI, will inaugurate the Radio Station of the Vatican City State. The electric radio waves will transport to all the world his words of peace and blessing. This is how the world-renowned scientist Guglielmo Marconi announced the birth of Vatican Radio. He then continued: With the help of Almighty God, who allows the many mysterious forces of nature to be used by man, I have been able to prepare this instrument which will accord to the Faithful of all the world the consolation of hearing the voice of the Holy Father. Most Holy Father, the work that Your Holiness has deigned to entrust to me, I, today return to You...may you deign, Holy Father, to allow the entire world to hear your august words. A reporter at the time of this broadcast wrote, In this moment, the entire worlds awaits...The Vicar of Christ, through the means of this new ineffable instrument, and in a voice heard very clearly, begins to speak. It is exactly 4:49 p.m. on the Twelfth of February, Nineteen Thirty-One. The rich text of the first radio message was written in Latin by Pius XI himself. The Pope imbued his message with passages from the Sacred Scriptures which emphasize the universality of the Gospel message. Pius XI concluded the first line of the discourse in this manner, Listen, O Heavens, to that which I say; listen, O Earth, listen to the words which come from my mouth...Listen and hear, O Peoples of distant lands! He continued, speaking in the voice of the Old Testament prophet, To the City and to the World! Now, we turn to the reporting of the event and to the story that preceeded it. Pius XI, was born Achilles Ratti in 1857, at Desio near Milan. He ascended to the Pontificate on February 6, 1922. The theme of his pontificate could be condensed in the motto Pax Christi in regno Christi, that is, The Peace of Christ in the Reign of Christ. Close to the heart of this Pope was the evangelization of the Faith in mission lands. Also, he exhibited great openness and enthusiasm to the expansion of the field of scientific research. The evangelical motto, Let what I say be shouted from the rooftops -- what you hear in the darkness, speak it in the sunlight. The invention of radio finally actualized this passage from the Gospel. The conception, the plans, and the undertaking of a radio broadcasting station that would carry the voice of a Pope to a world-wide audience was the result of many years of research and planning. http://www.twitter.com/ProVaticanus http://www.zazzle.com/ProVaticanus/gifts?pg=2&ps;=60
'Guglielmo Marconi' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
The Last Signals (2012)
Actors: Thomas Lynskey (writer), Thomas Lynskey (producer), Thomas Lynskey (director), Thomas Lynskey (editor), Thomas Lynskey (actor), Jake Swing (editor), Jake Swing (actor), Chris Becker (actor), Parks Stephenson (miscellaneous crew), Joseph Falabella (composer), Robert Bagdon (actor), Friedrich Haas (actor), Jordan Toovey (actor), George Behe (miscellaneous crew), Daniel Allen Butler (miscellaneous crew),
Plot: Junior telegraphist Harold Bride boards the RMS Titanic expecting his career to be a breeze from here on, yet he never expects he and his Chief, John Phillips, to be at the center of saving the lives of the passengers on board... or as many as humanly possible...
Keywords: disaster, marconi, maritime-history, ship, shipwreck, sinking, telegraph, titanicGenres: Biography, Drama, History, Short,
Taglines: The True Story of Harold Bride, Titanic's Assistant Telegraph Operator
The Two Things That Stood Out (2012)
Actors: Thomas Lynskey (director), Thomas Lynskey (actor), Jake Swing (actor), Jake Swing (actor), Joseph Falabella (composer), Friedrich Haas (actor), Richard Myers (actor), Edward Schneider (actor), Erik Waldman (actor),
Genres: History, Short,Marconi, Guglielmo Filmography
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Guglielmo Marconi Wireless Telegraphy
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Guglielmo Marconi Biography
Guglielmo Marconi 1874 - 1937 http://cloudbiography.com Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor known for the long distance radio transmission. Marconi's law is based after his findings. Marconi is also known for the development of the radio telegraph system. See a related article at Britannica.com: http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/364287/Guglielmo-Marconi All content is either in the public domain or licensed pursuant to a Creative Commons Attribution License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/ Attribution: http://cloudbiography.com/attribution.html
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Ulisse - Guglielmo Marconi
in questo interessante spezone di Ulisse si parla della vita e delle opere di uno dei più famosi inventori italiani Guglielmo Marconi
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Guglielmo Marconi y la Radiotelegrafía - Telecomunicaciones
Capítulo: Guglielmo Marconi y la Radiotelegrafía. Tema: Guglielmo Marconi. Radiotelegrafía. Tecnología. Telecomunicaciones. Serie: Grandes genios e inventos de la humanidad.
published: 08 Feb 2016 -
Bologna Stories: Guglielmo Marconi
Nel 1895 Guglielmo è un ragazzo di ventun anni con un grande sogno. Vuole accorciare le distanze, vincere il tempo e lo spazio e mettere in comunicazione gli uomini da una parte all’altra del pianeta. Nella sua casa a pochi chilometri da Bologna, Guglielmo inventa il telegrafo senza fili. È una rivoluzione. Inizia l’epoca del wireless, della comunicazione globale. Oggi, quando usiamo internet o un telefono cellulare, lo dobbiamo a quel ragazzo di ventun anni, che ha realizzato il suo sogno e ha conquistato il mondo. In 1895 Guglielmo is a twenty-one years old boy with a big dream. He wants to shorten distances, overcome space and time and to connect people, from halfway across the world. In his house a few kilometers from Bologna, Guglielmo invents the wireless telegraph. It is a revolut...
published: 16 Feb 2017 -
BBC - Marconi
published: 13 Feb 2012 -
Guglielmo Marconi: la sfida dell'oceano - rai storia - 1° parte
Profili di protagonisti. 1974 Guglielmo Marconi: la sfida dell'oceano. Di Angelo D'Alessandro. Rai storia
published: 27 Mar 2011 -
Great Innovators: "Marconi and the Radio," by StoryBots
Young Guglielmo Marconi wanted to send messages through the air. Some said it would never work, but that didn't stop him! → http://sbot.co/1NQ11ni The StoryBots offer a world of learning and fun for kids -- and sanity-saving tools for parents! Explore our award-winning apps → http://sbot.co/1NQ11ni Get iPhone & iPad App → http://sbot.co/Share2l34rn The StoryBots are curious little creatures who live beneath our screens, offering a world of learning and fun for kids and sanity-saving tools for parents. From Starring You® videos and books that make your child the star of the show, to rockin' Learning videos, the StoryBots offer a creative collection of web and mobile apps designed to entertain grown-ups as much as kids. Get iPhone & iPad App → http://sbot.co/Share2l34rn FACEBOOK: www...
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Radiophonum Vaticanum fundatum est a SS. Pio XI P.M. & Guglielmo Marconi
http://www.zazzle.com/ProVaticanus The Founding of Vatican Radio February 12, 1931 The Beginning of the Idea To speak about the birth of Vatican Radio and the twelfth of February, 1931, is easy enough. However, it's more difficult to portray the ambience, the atmosphere, and the sense of excitment that permeated that momentous occasion. Guglielmo Marconi, the great scientist who had for years been celebrated in the world's newspapers, approached the 12th of February with fear; in fact he was almost trembling as he realized the import of the endeavor he was about to undertake for the Supreme Pontiff. Upon the arrival of His Holiness Pope Pius XI, Mr. Marconi genuflected and humbly kissed the ring of the Successor of Peter. Pope Pius nodded paternally, smiled, and placed his hand on Marc...
published: 20 Jun 2009
Guglielmo Marconi Wireless Telegraphy
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- published: 11 Sep 2013
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Guglielmo Marconi Biography
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Guglielmo Marconi 1874 - 1937
http://cloudbiography.com
Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor known for the long distance radio transmission. Marconi's law...
Guglielmo Marconi 1874 - 1937
http://cloudbiography.com
Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor known for the long distance radio transmission. Marconi's law is based after his findings. Marconi is also known for the development of the radio telegraph system.
See a related article at Britannica.com:
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/364287/Guglielmo-Marconi
All content is either in the public domain or licensed pursuant to a Creative Commons Attribution License
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Guglielmo Marconi 1874 - 1937
http://cloudbiography.com
Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor known for the long distance radio transmission. Marconi's law is based after his findings. Marconi is also known for the development of the radio telegraph system.
See a related article at Britannica.com:
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/364287/Guglielmo-Marconi
All content is either in the public domain or licensed pursuant to a Creative Commons Attribution License
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Attribution:
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- published: 24 May 2012
- views: 11913
Ulisse - Guglielmo Marconi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:21
- Updated: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 19806
in questo interessante spezone di Ulisse si parla della vita e delle opere di uno dei più famosi inventori italiani Guglielmo Marconi
in questo interessante spezone di Ulisse si parla della vita e delle opere di uno dei più famosi inventori italiani Guglielmo Marconi
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in questo interessante spezone di Ulisse si parla della vita e delle opere di uno dei più famosi inventori italiani Guglielmo Marconi
- published: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 19806
MARCONI IL PIONERE DEL WIRELESS
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- Duration: 1:43:28
- Updated: 17 Feb 2014
- views: 4881
MARCONI IL PIONIERE DEL WIRELES
MARCONI IL PIONIERE DEL WIRELES
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Guglielmo Marconi y la Radiotelegrafía - Telecomunicaciones
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:52
- Updated: 08 Feb 2016
- views: 2461
Capítulo: Guglielmo Marconi y la Radiotelegrafía.
Tema: Guglielmo Marconi. Radiotelegrafía. Tecnología. Telecomunicaciones.
Serie: Grandes genios e inventos de ...
Capítulo: Guglielmo Marconi y la Radiotelegrafía.
Tema: Guglielmo Marconi. Radiotelegrafía. Tecnología. Telecomunicaciones.
Serie: Grandes genios e inventos de la humanidad.
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Capítulo: Guglielmo Marconi y la Radiotelegrafía.
Tema: Guglielmo Marconi. Radiotelegrafía. Tecnología. Telecomunicaciones.
Serie: Grandes genios e inventos de la humanidad.
- published: 08 Feb 2016
- views: 2461
Bologna Stories: Guglielmo Marconi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:53
- Updated: 16 Feb 2017
- views: 576
Nel 1895 Guglielmo è un ragazzo di ventun anni con un grande sogno. Vuole accorciare le distanze, vincere il tempo e lo spazio e mettere in comunicazione gli uo...
Nel 1895 Guglielmo è un ragazzo di ventun anni con un grande sogno. Vuole accorciare le distanze, vincere il tempo e lo spazio e mettere in comunicazione gli uomini da una parte all’altra del pianeta. Nella sua casa a pochi chilometri da Bologna, Guglielmo inventa il telegrafo senza fili. È una rivoluzione. Inizia l’epoca del wireless, della comunicazione globale. Oggi, quando usiamo internet o un telefono cellulare, lo dobbiamo a quel ragazzo di ventun anni, che ha realizzato il suo sogno e ha conquistato il mondo.
In 1895 Guglielmo is a twenty-one years old boy with a big dream. He wants to shorten distances, overcome space and time and to connect people, from halfway across the world. In his house a few kilometers from Bologna, Guglielmo invents the wireless telegraph. It is a revolution. It is the begin of the era of wireless, of the global communication. Today, when we use the internet or a cell phone, we owe it to that boy of twenty-one years old, who realized his dream and conquered the world.
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Nel 1895 Guglielmo è un ragazzo di ventun anni con un grande sogno. Vuole accorciare le distanze, vincere il tempo e lo spazio e mettere in comunicazione gli uomini da una parte all’altra del pianeta. Nella sua casa a pochi chilometri da Bologna, Guglielmo inventa il telegrafo senza fili. È una rivoluzione. Inizia l’epoca del wireless, della comunicazione globale. Oggi, quando usiamo internet o un telefono cellulare, lo dobbiamo a quel ragazzo di ventun anni, che ha realizzato il suo sogno e ha conquistato il mondo.
In 1895 Guglielmo is a twenty-one years old boy with a big dream. He wants to shorten distances, overcome space and time and to connect people, from halfway across the world. In his house a few kilometers from Bologna, Guglielmo invents the wireless telegraph. It is a revolution. It is the begin of the era of wireless, of the global communication. Today, when we use the internet or a cell phone, we owe it to that boy of twenty-one years old, who realized his dream and conquered the world.
- published: 16 Feb 2017
- views: 576
BBC - Marconi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 46:44
- Updated: 13 Feb 2012
- views: 9715
- published: 13 Feb 2012
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Guglielmo Marconi: la sfida dell'oceano - rai storia - 1° parte
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:54
- Updated: 27 Mar 2011
- views: 9060
Profili di protagonisti. 1974
Guglielmo Marconi: la sfida dell'oceano.
Di Angelo D'Alessandro. Rai storia
Profili di protagonisti. 1974
Guglielmo Marconi: la sfida dell'oceano.
Di Angelo D'Alessandro. Rai storia
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Profili di protagonisti. 1974
Guglielmo Marconi: la sfida dell'oceano.
Di Angelo D'Alessandro. Rai storia
- published: 27 Mar 2011
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Great Innovators: "Marconi and the Radio," by StoryBots
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- Duration: 1:32
- Updated: 10 Jun 2014
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NARRATOR: In the land of fedoras and tasty spumoni
There lived a young genius whose name was Marconi.
He'd tinker and daydream and read through the day.
"Go do something useful!" his father would say.
Now, scientists then were already aware
That electrical waves could be sent through the air.
Which soon led his curious brain to inquire,
Could messages somehow be sent without wire?
So he took to his lab and succeeded quite well
With a gadget that set off a faraway bell.
He showed it to experts, who told him, "Dear boy,
It won't work long-distance. It's only a toy!"
Now, he could have just put it away on a shelf,
But Marconi decided, "I'll see for myself!"
It worked! And it transmitted farther each day!
When he showed it in England, it blew them away!
He built them a radio system for ships
To stay in close contact on long ocean trips.
He then built antennas so strong and gigantic,
Their signals could travel across the Atlantic!
He soon became rich and was known far and wide!
"Ah, that's-a my boy!" said his father with pride.
As others then built on his bold innovations,
They gave us our popular radio stations!
The airwaves are busy, and that's no baloney,
Because of the brains of Guglielmo Marconi!
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LYRICS:
NARRATOR: In the land of fedoras and tasty spumoni
There lived a young genius whose name was Marconi.
He'd tinker and daydream and read through the day.
"Go do something useful!" his father would say.
Now, scientists then were already aware
That electrical waves could be sent through the air.
Which soon led his curious brain to inquire,
Could messages somehow be sent without wire?
So he took to his lab and succeeded quite well
With a gadget that set off a faraway bell.
He showed it to experts, who told him, "Dear boy,
It won't work long-distance. It's only a toy!"
Now, he could have just put it away on a shelf,
But Marconi decided, "I'll see for myself!"
It worked! And it transmitted farther each day!
When he showed it in England, it blew them away!
He built them a radio system for ships
To stay in close contact on long ocean trips.
He then built antennas so strong and gigantic,
Their signals could travel across the Atlantic!
He soon became rich and was known far and wide!
"Ah, that's-a my boy!" said his father with pride.
As others then built on his bold innovations,
They gave us our popular radio stations!
The airwaves are busy, and that's no baloney,
Because of the brains of Guglielmo Marconi!
ABC Jamboree Playlist: http://bit.ly/MBD1qY
StoryBots Channel: http://www.youtube.com/storybots
Visit StoryBots.com for more parent and kid fun: http://storybots.com
Credits:
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Radiophonum Vaticanum fundatum est a SS. Pio XI P.M. & Guglielmo Marconi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:30
- Updated: 20 Jun 2009
- views: 10188
http://www.zazzle.com/ProVaticanus
The Founding of Vatican Radio
February 12, 1931
The Beginning of the Idea
To speak about the birth of Vatican Radio and th...
http://www.zazzle.com/ProVaticanus
The Founding of Vatican Radio
February 12, 1931
The Beginning of the Idea
To speak about the birth of Vatican Radio and the twelfth of February, 1931, is easy enough. However, it's more difficult to portray the ambience, the atmosphere, and the sense of excitment that permeated that momentous occasion.
Guglielmo Marconi, the great scientist who had for years been celebrated in the world's newspapers, approached the 12th of February with fear; in fact he was almost trembling as he realized the import of the endeavor he was about to undertake for the Supreme Pontiff. Upon the arrival of His Holiness Pope Pius XI, Mr. Marconi genuflected and humbly kissed the ring of the Successor of Peter. Pope Pius nodded paternally, smiled, and placed his hand on Marconi's shoulder in a manner which was almost an embrace. One could continue to explain the beginning moments of Vatican Radio in this manner, but the moment is better conveyed through the exact words of those present on that splendid day sixty-five years ago on the Vatican Hill.
On February 12, 1931, the Marquis Marconi spoke these historical words:
I have the highest honor of announcing that in only a matter of seconds the Supreme Pontiff, Pope Pius XI, will inaugurate the Radio Station of the Vatican City State. The electric radio waves will transport to all the world his words of peace and blessing.
This is how the world-renowned scientist Guglielmo Marconi announced the birth of Vatican Radio. He then continued:
With the help of Almighty God, who allows the many mysterious forces of nature to be used by man, I have been able to prepare this instrument which will accord to the Faithful of all the world the consolation of hearing the voice of the Holy Father. Most Holy Father, the work that Your Holiness has deigned to entrust to me, I, today return to You...may you deign, Holy Father, to allow the entire world to hear your august words.
A reporter at the time of this broadcast wrote, In this moment, the entire worlds awaits...The Vicar of Christ, through the means of this new ineffable instrument, and in a voice heard very clearly, begins to speak. It is exactly 4:49 p.m. on the Twelfth of February, Nineteen Thirty-One.
The rich text of the first radio message was written in Latin by Pius XI himself. The Pope imbued his message with passages from the Sacred Scriptures which emphasize the universality of the Gospel message. Pius XI concluded the first line of the discourse in this manner, Listen, O Heavens, to that which I say; listen, O Earth, listen to the words which come from my mouth...Listen and hear, O Peoples of distant lands! He continued, speaking in the voice of the Old Testament prophet, To the City and to the World! Now, we turn to the reporting of the event and to the story that preceeded it.
Pius XI, was born Achilles Ratti in 1857, at Desio near Milan. He ascended to the Pontificate on February 6, 1922. The theme of his pontificate could be condensed in the motto Pax Christi in regno Christi, that is, The Peace of Christ in the Reign of Christ. Close to the heart of this Pope was the evangelization of the Faith in mission lands. Also, he exhibited great openness and enthusiasm to the expansion of the field of scientific research. The evangelical motto, Let what I say be shouted from the rooftops -- what you hear in the darkness, speak it in the sunlight. The invention of radio finally actualized this passage from the Gospel. The conception, the plans, and the undertaking of a radio broadcasting station that would carry the voice of a Pope to a world-wide audience was the result of many years of research and planning.
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The Founding of Vatican Radio
February 12, 1931
The Beginning of the Idea
To speak about the birth of Vatican Radio and the twelfth of February, 1931, is easy enough. However, it's more difficult to portray the ambience, the atmosphere, and the sense of excitment that permeated that momentous occasion.
Guglielmo Marconi, the great scientist who had for years been celebrated in the world's newspapers, approached the 12th of February with fear; in fact he was almost trembling as he realized the import of the endeavor he was about to undertake for the Supreme Pontiff. Upon the arrival of His Holiness Pope Pius XI, Mr. Marconi genuflected and humbly kissed the ring of the Successor of Peter. Pope Pius nodded paternally, smiled, and placed his hand on Marconi's shoulder in a manner which was almost an embrace. One could continue to explain the beginning moments of Vatican Radio in this manner, but the moment is better conveyed through the exact words of those present on that splendid day sixty-five years ago on the Vatican Hill.
On February 12, 1931, the Marquis Marconi spoke these historical words:
I have the highest honor of announcing that in only a matter of seconds the Supreme Pontiff, Pope Pius XI, will inaugurate the Radio Station of the Vatican City State. The electric radio waves will transport to all the world his words of peace and blessing.
This is how the world-renowned scientist Guglielmo Marconi announced the birth of Vatican Radio. He then continued:
With the help of Almighty God, who allows the many mysterious forces of nature to be used by man, I have been able to prepare this instrument which will accord to the Faithful of all the world the consolation of hearing the voice of the Holy Father. Most Holy Father, the work that Your Holiness has deigned to entrust to me, I, today return to You...may you deign, Holy Father, to allow the entire world to hear your august words.
A reporter at the time of this broadcast wrote, In this moment, the entire worlds awaits...The Vicar of Christ, through the means of this new ineffable instrument, and in a voice heard very clearly, begins to speak. It is exactly 4:49 p.m. on the Twelfth of February, Nineteen Thirty-One.
The rich text of the first radio message was written in Latin by Pius XI himself. The Pope imbued his message with passages from the Sacred Scriptures which emphasize the universality of the Gospel message. Pius XI concluded the first line of the discourse in this manner, Listen, O Heavens, to that which I say; listen, O Earth, listen to the words which come from my mouth...Listen and hear, O Peoples of distant lands! He continued, speaking in the voice of the Old Testament prophet, To the City and to the World! Now, we turn to the reporting of the event and to the story that preceeded it.
Pius XI, was born Achilles Ratti in 1857, at Desio near Milan. He ascended to the Pontificate on February 6, 1922. The theme of his pontificate could be condensed in the motto Pax Christi in regno Christi, that is, The Peace of Christ in the Reign of Christ. Close to the heart of this Pope was the evangelization of the Faith in mission lands. Also, he exhibited great openness and enthusiasm to the expansion of the field of scientific research. The evangelical motto, Let what I say be shouted from the rooftops -- what you hear in the darkness, speak it in the sunlight. The invention of radio finally actualized this passage from the Gospel. The conception, the plans, and the undertaking of a radio broadcasting station that would carry the voice of a Pope to a world-wide audience was the result of many years of research and planning.
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Bologna Stories: Guglielmo Marconi
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Guglielmo Marconi: la sfida dell'oceano - rai storia - 1° parte
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Great Innovators: "Marconi and the Radio," by StoryBots
Young Guglielmo Marconi wanted to send messages through the air. Some said it would never ...
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Radiophonum Vaticanum fundatum est a SS. Pio XI P.M. & Guglielmo Marconi
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The Founding of Vatican Radio
February 12, 1931
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Radiophonum Vaticanum fundatum est a SS. Pio XI P.M. & Guglielmo Marconi
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Edit WorldNews.com 18 Jul 2017
A shrinking glacier in Switzerland had a shocking surprise this week when they discovered two frozen bodies of a couple who went missing 75 years ago, according to BBC News. Swiss media reported that Marcelin and Francine Dumolin disappeared after going out to look after their cows in the Alps in 1942, leaving their seven children at home ... "The bodies were lying near each other ... Police said that a DNA test has yet to be carried out....
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Saudi King Reaches Out To Israel Via US Intermediaries To Resolve Temple Mount Situation
Edit WorldNews.com 19 Jul 2017
According to an unconfirmed report, Saudi Arabia’s King Salman used the United States as an intermediary to pass a message on to Israel in an attempt to resolve the tense situation regarding the Temple Mount following last Friday’s deadly shooting at the Jerusalem holy site, the London-based Arabic outlet ‘Elaph’ reported Tuesday ... The sources cited by Elaph also said Jordan had been involved in the process of communication....
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Report Exposes North Korea Locations For Performing Public Executions
Edit WorldNews.com 19 Jul 2017
A new report from a Seoul-based non-government group said that North Korea routinely carried out public executions on common sites like river banks, school grounds, and marketplaces for charges that vary widely from stealing copper from factories, distributing media from South Korea, or prostitution, according to Reuters ... Congress and hopes to document the locations of public killings and mass burials for the first time ... U.N ... ....
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Dog That Saves Baby Deer From Drowning Becomes Viral Hero
Edit WorldNews.com 19 Jul 2017
A 6-year-old English Labrador became a social media hero this week after a video showing Storm pulling a baby deer out from the Port Jefferson Harbor, according to The New York Times. The deer is recovering at the local Save the Animals Rescue Foundation in Middle Island, N.Y ... The video has been seen by more than 4.5 million people on Facebook after Mark Freeley added it on his page ... “It was so touching,” Mr. Freeley said ... Mr....
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Edit The Daily Beast 16 Jul 2017
With the launch of Tesla’s Model 3 electric sedan, inventor Nikola Tesla is about to become more famous than ever—and for all the wrong reasons, being compared to Henry Ford, the car guy, not Thomas Edison, the electricity guru ... He would recall ... Alas, once again, a more practical rival, Guglielmo Marconi, received more historical credit for those breakthroughs. Like Edison, Marconi excelled at commercializing and publicizing his work ... ....
Vogue’s Hamish Bowles on His Molto Alta Weekend in Palermo With Dolce & Gabbana
Edit Vogue 11 Jul 2017
I was soon heading into town to explore the Palazzo Mirto, a delightful 17th century house museum in the heart of the old city with an unexpected little Chinoiserie salon filled with lacquered black furniture and an interior courtyard terrace with a shell grotto ... A selfie paradise ... We were eventually summoned into the Piazza Guglielmo II, with locals crowding the balconies overlooking the golden stairs and circular runway ... ....
Safilo Relocates Its North American Headquarters To 300 Lighting Way In Secaucus, NJ
Edit Market Watch 10 Jul 2017
The new headquarters, which officially opens today, is located approximately five miles from New York City and occupies the second and fourth floors of a 10-story building ... While tracing its craftsmanship roots back to 1878, its current company name dates back to 1934 with Guglielmo Tabacchi's purchase of the first Italian manufacturing site in Calalzo di Cadore. Guglielmo Tabacchi was born in the USA, in 1900 in Solvay, New York....
DCU names three buildings after inspiring women scientists
Edit RTE 05 Jul 2017
The three women scientists were leaders in the area of computing, astronomy and crystallography ... Sir George Gabriel Stokes, Dame Kathleen Lonsdale, Guglielmo Marconi, Kathleen McNulty, Michael J MacCormac, Dr Mary Teresa Brück . Three other buildings have been renamed after prominent male scientists including Sir George Gabriel Stokes, Guglielmo Marconi and Michael J MacCormac ... ....
Netravali gets Marconi Prize for digital video
Edit The Times of India 17 Jun 2017
Engineer-scientist Arun Netravali, who grew up in Mumbai and pioneered work on video compression standards, has been awarded the prestigious Marconi Prize ... Previous Marconi Prize winners of ... The prize has been instituted by the Marconi Society, which was established in 1974 by the daughter of Guglielmo Marconi, the Nobel laureate who invented radio....
India-born TV tech pioneer Arun Netravali wins $100,000 Marconi Prize
Edit Deccan Chronicle 16 Jun 2017
The Marconi Society, established in 1975 by Gioia Marconi Braga, each year recognizes one or more scientists who – like her father, radio inventor Guglielmo Marconi – pursue advances in communications and information technology for the social, economic and cultural development of all humanity ... The Marconi Prize includes a cash component of US$ 100,000 (Rs 65 lakhs)....
Arun Netravali, the Indian Origin won Marconi Prize
Edit Suryaa 16 Jun 2017
... Marconi Society on Friday ... Named after Nobel laureate Guglielmo Marconi, who invented radio, and set up in 1975 by his daughter Gioia Marconi Braga through an endowment, the Marconi Society awards annually an outstanding individual whose scope of work and influence emulate the principle of 'creativity in service to humanity' that inspired Marconi....
Arun Netravali, Former Bell Labs President and Digital Video Pioneer, Awarded the 2017 Marconi Prize
Edit Market Watch 15 Jun 2017
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Massage therapist beaten, strangled during appointment with client, police say
Edit Atlanta Journal 13 Jun 2017
DENHAM SPRINGS, La. A 24-year-old Louisiana massage therapist was killed last week when she went to meet a client for an early morning appointment, police said. . Kayla Ann Denham, of Baton Rouge, was scheduled to meet a client at 5 a.m ... “Ms ... >> Read more trending stories ... Denham’s family issued a statement last week through her cousin, Michelle Guglielmo Gilliam, who is acting as a family spokesperson. ... ....
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Edit Market Watch 13 Jun 2017
SAN DIEGO, June 13, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Thousands of negotiation books tell you how to beat your opponent. Finally, "The Only Negotiating Guide You'll Ever Need (Revised and Updated)" will teach executives and managers the critical elements needed for a successful win-win. Peter B ... Why? Because very few negotiations are one-time affairs ... Mark Guglielmo, Vice President, Ballpark Operations, San Diego Padres ... About the authors....
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No Way to Live is written and directed by David Guglielmo and Nick Chakwin and costars Larry Fessenden (Habit, You’re Next) and Timothy V ... Gravitas Ventures ... ....
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