Yes. It has always existed in nature. But at that time, it was still being experimented
with in Physics laboratories, and the methods of generating it, taking it where you
wanted it, and applying it to useful purposes when you got it there were not very
highly developed yet.
As my old college buddy once said, "In 1835, people had a difficult time getting up for
their 8:00 classes. There were very few of them who owned clock radios, and those
who did had no place to plug them in."
Perhaps the single funniest line I have ever heard in my life. I hope that man is well,
and I wish I knew where he is today.
1835 = 1835/1
1835
1835 1835
0.367
36.7% of 5000 = 1835
he patented the wrench in 1835
4505
your mom was born that is what happened in 1835 with censorship!
16 November 1835 was a Monday.
It was rung in 1835 because it was George Washington's Birthday.
Approx 1140 miles.
October 2, 1835