Recap of this week's posts by D.Buzz
_{For the week ending on 3/5/2023 | Vol. 139}

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What's buzzing, friends?

Do you ever stop thinking about the magic that surrounds us daily? The kind of magic that you can't see or touch but that makes our modern lives possible. We are talking about radio waves, baby! Yup, those invisible waves that bounce around us all day long, carrying information and entertainment from one place to another.

Think about it - every time you turn on your radio, stream music or watch TV, you're tapping into the power of these waves. They're the reason you can listen to your favorite tunes on your morning commute, catch up on the latest news, or binge-watch your favorite shows on a lazy Sunday afternoon. Without radio waves, we'd be stuck in a world without instant communication. Would you believe the founder of this electromagnetic wave function, when asked what can be done with it, replied with, “Nothing, I guess.” - Source?

Let us tell you a little story about a guy named Heinrich Hertz. Born in 1857, in the lovely land of Hamburg, little did he know that he was going to change the world forever. Now, don't get us wrong, Heinrich wasn't planning on creating a revolution or anything. He was just curious about the fundamental properties of electricity and magnetism. But boy, did he stumble upon something big!

While studying, Heinrich discovered something that would change the course of modern science forever: electromagnetic wave function. Now, this may sound like a simple discovery, but trust us when we say it's a big deal. See, electromagnetic waves are the driving force behind all modern communication from your WiFi to your phone, and Heinrich did not care that much.

It's a tragedy that Heinrich Hertz died so young at the age of 36. Just imagine what contributions he could have made to the field of wireless communication if he had lived longer! Unfortunately, fate had other plans, and Hertz passed away due to an infection shortly before another smart guy, Guglielmo Marconi demonstrated the first successful radio communication in 1895 based on Heinrich’s work.

But let's not dwell on the sadness of his untimely death. Instead, let's celebrate the amazing achievements of this remarkable scientist. Hertz's discovery of electromagnetic waves revolutionized the field of physics and paved the way for the development of countless technologies that we take for granted today, like your ability to scroll down the page and read this weeks DBuzz news updates on your mobile phone!

_{Raido waves are cool in our book.}

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