ПОПОВ 33-44стрAlexander Stepanovich

ПОПОВ 33-44стрAlexander Stepanovich Popov was born into the family of priest in the Northern Urals the 16th of March in 1859. His on hometown is the Toorinsk Mines. The settlement where his family lived got the name of Krasnotooginsk in 1944. He entered Peters- burg University in 1877 and graduated from it in 1882. He pub lished his first scientific paper in 1883 in the Journal "Electricity At that time electrical engineering was a new science. Popov took great interest in electricity and began to work at it. He made exper ments with electric But his work went on under very hard waves. conditions. He had neither nor special equipment for his money numerous experiments. But in spite of all difficulties, Popov did not stop his experiments. He spent all his money on his work and many parts of equipment with his own hands. He became his the French Scientific Society in 1892. on the 24th member of the March meeting took place in one of the classrooms of 1896 a Petersburg University. Popov made report about the results of his a work and demonstrated the first radiograms in the world. After that the him permission to make his experiments on government gave board and that all. Again he had to work without small ships. was any help.At this time an Italian, G. Marconi (1874-193), began t make the kind of experiments. He already knew about Po same pov's experiments and he wanted to show he was the first inventor of mother was an English woman. She the radio. His recommended him England. He packed his apparatus and in spring i896 to go to eft Italy London. In London he found protection of rich businessmen and the English government so in June 1897, he received a patent for his invention and organized a commercial com pany named "The London Commercial Company of Marconi's Wireless". That English Company gave ten thousand roubles to a Russian reactionary newspaper which often printed articles about G. Marconi's work.Popov and Marconi were people of a different kind. Popov was a professor, a great scientist, a modest man. A. Popov won the recognition of the invention of the radio in Paris in 1898. In 1899 he built a radio station. This was the first radio station in the world; in 1900 he got the patent for "Telephone Radio Re in England. G. Marconi was not only a scientist but was also a young businessman who looked upon his work as a means of getting rich and his company already got a lot of money . in August 1903 Popov took part in the work of first International Conference on the Wireless. G. Marconi also present was at that conference and tried to prove that he was the inventor of the radio. But the French scientist Bourdulong protested against that. He got up and spoke about Popov and his great invention.In 1904, during the Russo-Japanese war, the tsarist govern ment realized the importance of the wireless. Ships communicated at long distances only by means of radio. Then the government gave money and was ready to supply Popov with all the necessary equipment. But as it was wartime and there were no instruments and no specialists in Russia, it was impossible to do anything Popov died in 1905. At that time people spoke and read much about the radio and Marconi, but not many people knew who the first inventor of the wireless was. A few years after Popov's death, the Russian Physical Socie ty set up a commission to settle the question that Popov was the first inventor of the radio.

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Popov 33-44str
Alexander Stepanovich Popov was born into the family of priest in the Northern Urals the 16th of March in 1859. His on hometown is the Toorinsk Mines. The settlement where his family lived got the name of Krasnotooginsk in 1944. He entered Peters- burg University in 1877 and graduated from it in 1882. He pub lished his first scientific paper in 1883 in the Journal "Electricity At that time electrical engineering was a new science. Popov took great interest in electricity and began to work at it. He made exper ments with electric But his work went on under very hard waves. conditions. He had neither nor special equipment for his money numerous experiments. But in spite of all difficulties, Popov did not stop his experiments. He spent all his money on his work and many parts of equipment with his own hands. He became his the French Scientific Society in 1892. on the 24th member of the March meeting took place in one of the classrooms of 1896 a Petersburg University. Popov made report about the results of his a work and demonstrated the first radiograms in the world. After that the him permission to make his experiments on government gave board and that all. Again he had to work without small ships. was any help.
At this time an Italian, G. Marconi (1874-193), began t make the kind of experiments. He already knew about Po same pov's experiments and he wanted to show he was the first inventor of mother was an English woman. She the radio. His recommended him England. He packed his apparatus and in spring i896 to go to eft Italy London. In London he found protection of rich businessmen and the English government so in June 1897, he received a patent for his invention and organized a commercial com pany named "The London Commercial Company of Marconi's Wireless". That English Company gave ten thousand roubles to a Russian reactionary newspaper which often printed articles about G. Marconi's work.
Popov and Marconi were people of a different kind. Popov was a professor, a great scientist , a modest man. A. Popov won the recognition of the invention of the radio in Paris in 1898. In 1899 he built a radio station. This was the first radio station in the world; in 1900 got the patent he for "Radio Telephone Re in England. G. Marconi was not only a scientist but also was a young businessman who looked upon his work as a means of getting rich and his company already got a lot of money.
in August 1903 Popov took part in the work of first International Conference on the Wireless. G. Marconi also present was at that conference and tried to prove that he was the inventor of the radio. But the French scientist Bourdulong protested against that. He got up and spoke about Popov and his great invention .
In 1904, during the Russo-Japanese war, the tsarist govern ment realized the importance of the wireless. Ships communicated at long distances only by means of radio. Then the government gave money and was ready to supply Popov with all the necessary equipment. But as it was wartime and there were no instruments and no specialists in Russia, it was impossible to do anything Popov died in 1905. At that time people spoke and read much about the radio and Marconi, but not many people knew who the first inventor of the wireless was. A few years after Popov's death, the Russian Physical Socie ty set up a commission to settle the question that Popov was the first inventor of the radio.

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POPOV 33-44st
Alexander Stepanovich Popov was born into the family of a priest in the Northern Urals the 16th of March in 1859. His on hometown is the Toorinsk Mines. The settlement where his family lived got the name of Krasnotooginsk in 1944. He entered Peters-burg University in 1877 and graduated from it in 1882. He publish his first scientific paper in 1883 in the Journal"Electricity At that time electrical engineering was a new science. Popov took great interest in electricity and began to work at it. He made exper ments with electric But his work went on under very hard waves. It's not like I'm He had neither nor special equipment for his money numerous experiments. But in spite of all the difficulties, Popov did not stop his experiments. He spent all his money on his work and many parts of equipment with his own hands. He became his French Scientific Society in 1892. on the 24th member of the March meeting took place in one of the classrooms of 1896 a Petersburg University. Popov made a report about the results of his work and demonstrated the first radiograms in the world. After that his permission to make his experiments on the government gave board and that all. Again he had to work without small ships. was any help.
At this time an Italian, G. Marconi (1874-193), began t make the kind of experiments. He already knew about Po same pov's experiments and he wanted to show he was the first inventor of mother was an English woman. She's the radio. His recommended him England. He packed his apparatus and in spring i896 to go to eft Italy London. In London he found protection of wealthy businessmen and the English government so in June 1897, he received a patent for his invention and organized a commercial com pany named "The London Commercial Company Marconi's Wireless". That English Company gave ten thousand to a Russian reactionary newspaper that often printed articles about G. Marconi's work.
Popov and Marconi were people of a different kind. Popov was a professor, a great scientist, a modest man. A. Popov won the recognition of the invention of the radio in Paris in 1898. In 1899 he built a radio station. This was the first radio station in the world; in 1900 he got the patent for "Telephone Radio Re in England. G. Marconi was not only a scientist but was also a young businessman who looked upon his work as a means of getting rich and his company had already got a lot of money.
in August 1903 Popov took part in the work of the first International Conference on the Wireless. G. Marconi also present was at that conference and tried to prove that he was the inventor of the radio. But the French scientist Bourdulong protested against that. He got up and spoke about Popov and his great invention.
In 1904, during the Russo-Japanese war, the tsarist govern ment realized the importance of the wireless. Ships communicated at long distances only by means of radio. Then the government gave money and was ready to supply Popov with all the necessary equipment. But as it was wartime and there were no instruments and no specialists in Russia, it was impossible to do anything Popov died in 1905. At that time people spoke and read much about the radio and Marconi, but not many people knew who the first inventor of the wireless was. A few years after Popov's death, the Russian Physical Socie ty set up a commission to settle the question that Popov was the first inventor of the radio.

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Alexander stepanovich Popov was born into the family of priest in the northern Urals the 16th of March in 1859. His on town is the toorinsk mines. The settlement where his family lives to get the name of krasnooginsk in 1944. He entered Peters-burg University in 1877 and graduated from it in 1882. He pub listed his first scientific paper in 1883 in the journal. "electricity at that time electrical engineering was a new science." Popov took great interest in electricity and began to work at it. He made expers with electric but his work went on under very hard waves. Background. He had neither nor special equipment for his money numerous experiments. But in spite of all difficulties, Popov did not stop his experiments. He spent all his money on his work and many parts of equipment with his own hands. He became his French scientific society in 1892. For seats at the 24th plenary meeting of the Tribunal, held from 1 January 1896 to 30 June 1896. Popov made a report about the results of his a work and demonstrated the first radiograms in the world. After that his permission to make his experiments on government given board and that all. Thirdly, did he work in a small boat? Was any help.
At this time an italian, g. marconi（ He had known about Po similar pov's experiments and he wanted to show that he was the first inventor of mother was an English woman. She the radio. He recommended his england. He packed his apparatus and in spring i896 to go to effet Itally london. In London he found protection of rich business smen and the English government so in June 1897, he received a patent for his invention and organized a commercial com pany named. " That English company gave ten thousand roubles to a Russian reactionary newspaper which often printed articles about g. marconi's work.
Popov and Marconi were people of a different kind. Popov was a professor, a great scientist, a modest man. A. Popov won the recognition of the invention of the radio in Paris in 1898. In 1899 he built a radio station. This is the first radio station in the world; in 1900 he got the patent for" G. Marconi was not only a scientist but also a young businessman who looked upon his work as a means of getting rich and his company already got a lot of money.
In August 1903 Popov took part in the work of the first International Conference on the wireless. G. Marconi is also present at that conference and tried to prove that he was the inventor of the radio. But French scientist bourdlong protected against that. He got up and spoke about Popov and his great invention.
In 1904, during the Russo-Japanese war, the Tsarist governing realized the importance of the wireless. Ships communicated at long distances only by means of radio. Then, the government will provide cash and is ready to provide cash for all the equipment needed. But as its wartime and there were no instruments and no specialists in russia, it was impossible to do anything Popov died in 1905. During this time, people talked and read a lot about radios and marconi, but not many people knew who was the first inventor of the wireless. A few years after popov's death, the Russian physical societies set up a commission to settle the question that Popov was the first inventor of the radio.