Speed of Light Measured More Precisely In 1940s Tests
A long fragmented report recalls early 20th century attempts to pin the speed of light. It cites experiments by Be, Ne Gor om Smith and collaborators in the United States and Sweden, with a 1948 program at the National Physical Laboratory and later confirmation of a measurement near 148 202 miles per second.
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Ford
Ula Courety
Salle
Brinaromb
Fe Denerement
Ealion
Deibed
Fiore
Raat Senawesers
Daniastinntich
Ramer
Tanita
Ord
Nicholson
Berant
Collenmue
Gorom Smith
Thoight
United States
Sweden
National Physical Laboratory
Essen
Staten of New Gourn
Viemea
Thla
Queensland
Ranstast
Aurheil
Biedrteict Co
Arden
Yaeda
Newcastle
Bastone
Reat Concern
Ue Lin- Yun
Treaity
Ae Wa
Amcor Bui
Home microphone broadcast prompts family to share views
A BBC produced feature follows Chloe Shapley at a home visit to see how a microphone helps draw out family opinions on various topics. The program showcases casual conversation, a relaxed atmosphere, and Shapley’s technique as she guides the family through topics, observing dynamics and the impact on the household during the broadcast day.
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Chloe Waste
BBC
Ceriein
Bev
Tany
Stan Sharles
BAC Cnenser
Fair” Isle
Angamanta
Brisbane Notes on Clothes Rationing and Plantations
The Brisbane column discusses clothes rationing easing and stock hopes amid fabric shortages. It notes price rises for imported wear, blueprints for local manufacturing, and a push for tree planting on unused land, with examples of pine plantations near the city and benefits to owners.
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Toen
No onions for pilot vessel beld up in Brisbane
In Brisbane on February 14, a pilot vessel bound for Moreton Bay was held up by shortages of onions and lime juice. The crew refused to move the ship without provisions, eight Americans and three sailors were dismissed by the Harbours and Marine Department, while a Seamen's Union spokesman said they would be forced to return to sea if requirements were met.
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Noogaora
Brisbane
Burr
Colef
Matt Flinders Trom
Ota
Sface Fea
Moreton Bay
Harbours and Marine Department
Rat
Seamen's. Union
Daintree Fruit Growers Meeting at Rocky Point
A Douglas Fruit and Vegetable Association meeting at Rocky Point on Tuesday in February drew 11 members. The discussion covered packing methods and plant care. President Jeai and Mr. Potter were thanked for their service. Potter resigned, Nar Law was elected to fill the vacancy.
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Daintree
Douglas Fruit and Vegetable Association
Rocky Point
Pinnae Wed
Mie
Potter
Vorelary
Nar Law
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