A bug was attracted to the ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) because it was a complex machine that generated heat and had numerous electrical components, creating an environment where insects might wander. The famous incident involved a moth that got caught in the relay of the computer, causing a malfunction. This event led to the popularization of the term "debugging" in computing, as engineers literally removed the bug to fix the issue. The incident highlighted the challenges of early computer engineering and the importance of maintaining hardware.
The carpenter bee is not normally attracted to a bug zapper. It may accidentally run into one and die, but it won't fly into it on purpose.
Bugs are attracted to odors...
what was eniac?
Mosquitoes are attracted to people who just eat bananasMosquitoes hunt by smell and sight, they are attracted to odours emitted by humans, these odours include carbon dioxide, lactic acid and sweat. They are also able to see heat radiated from humans.The heat of your body and the carbon dioxide that you breath out attracts mosquitoes.
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Bed bugs are attracted to humans because they are drawn to the carbon dioxide and body heat that we emit. They are also attracted to the scent of our skin and the chemicals in our sweat. This makes us a prime target for bed bug feeding.
The ENIAC computer was finished in November, 1945.
No. ENIAC was invented long before Microsoft was founded.
ENIAC, in in 1946
The ENIAC used 160 kilowatts (160,000 watts).
No. the ENIAC had a printer instead. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ENIAC