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Telegraph cables- in use since l858 Cyrus Field the principal engineer involved.
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What was the fastest way to send a message long distance in the 1800?
the 1800's was the time when people really started working for their benefits, and of course they had trade between each other. So, the best way to communicate between each other is through letters, that was not so developed but at least they could know what was occurring.
What does the Byakugan do?
It allows the user to see almost in 360 degress and over long distances, see through solid objects, see the chakra network and the chakra flow in a person.
What does gravitation force do in the atom?
Essentially nothing. Gravity is a very weak force, which only becomes measurable with large masses and over large distances. The other forces such as the "Strong Nuclear Force" are more energetic, but over only atomic distances. The "Weak Nuclear Force" and the "electromagnetic force" (which have been theoretically "unified" as the "electro-weak force" are weaker than the Strong Nuclear Force, but still far stronger than gravity - but electromagnetism is also effective only over fairly limited distances. Even VERY strong magnetic fields have very tiny effects over distances of hundreds or thousands of miles. Gravity is effective over interstellar, even intergalactic distances, but it plays essentially no role at all at atomic distances.
How did the domestication of the camel help the development of the silk road?
The camel is an animal that could carry heavy loads over long distances and required little water while doing so.
What are the similarities between modern and traditional means of communication?
Both the modern forms of communication and the traditional forms of communication helps people to communicate with othersover a wide area. one can be able to communicate to the other person who lives over distance well.
Why were long-range radio signals important?
so people could communicate over long distances
What was the radio needed for?
the radio was needed for communications (mostly over long distances, while over time people used it for entertainment
How did the invention of the telegraph and telephone affect communication?
People could communicate quickly over long distances.
How did the inventions of the telegraph and the telephone affect communication?
People could communicate quickly over long distances.
How did the inventions of the telegraph and the telephone affected communication?
People could communicate quickly over long distances.
How did the invention of the telegraph and the telephone affect communication?
People could communicate quickly over long distances.
What was the main benefit of the advent of the telegraph and telephone?
people could communicate more quickly over long distances.
In what way did the Telegraph and telephone most affect communication?
People could communicate over long distances faster.
How do long wavelength radio waves communicate over big distances?
aids
Why did they invent the radio?
In order to communicate with people over great distances and it was for Cheap Entertainment.
How did people communicate over long distances in Lincoln's time?
The earliest advance in technology that enabled communication over long distances was the telegraph. Then there was the telephone later on.
Can elephants communicate over long distances?
The elephants can bellow, roar or make a trumpeting noise.
