Guglielmo Marconi Biography

Guglielmo Marconi 1874 - 1937
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Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor known for the long distance radio transmission. Marconi's law is based after his findings. Marconi is also known for the development of the radio telegraph system.
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Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor and the father of long distance radio transmission and winner of the 1909 nobel prize for physics. Marconi was born in Bolongna, Italy in 1874 and was interested fro a young age in the physical and electrical sceinces. He studied the works of other notable scientists and began experimenting with basic radio transmitters. In 1895 he suceeded in sending wireless radio signals almost one and a half miles. In 1896 he took his invention to England where then he was introduced to Chief Electrical Engineer Of British Post Office and was granted the world’s first patent for wireless telegraphy. He demonstrated his new Telegraph across England and France and later across the United States. In 1901 he set out to prove that wireless radio waves were not affected by the curvature of the earth which was believed at the time and he successfully transmitted from Cornwall in southwest England to Newfoundland, a distance of 2,100 miles. He built transmitting stations in the United States and in 1903 he sent a message from President Theodore Roosevelt to King Edward the seventh of the United Kingdom which was the first transatlantic message sent from the USA. Marconi’s employees were used in other companies as well as his own and the radio operators on board the Titanic were Marconi Employees. After the inquiry into the sinking of the Titanic, Marconi and his invention were praised by the Britain’s Postmaster General for the lives that were saved on board and the ability to send a distress signal. He continued to improve his operators and in 1914 he was commissioned to the Italian Army in charge of the radio service and appointed a Senator in the Italian senate, he was also made honorary Grand Knight of the Royal Victorian order in the United Kingdom. He died in Rome age 63.
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Marconi lived for a time in Bedford, England. There is a heritage marker on his house.

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Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor and the father of long distance radio transmission and winner of the 1909 nobel prize for physics. Marconi was born in Bolongna, Italy in 1874 and was interested fro a young age in the physical and electrical sceinces. He studied the works of other notable scientists and began experimenting with basic radio transmitters. In 1895 he suceeded in sending wireless radio signals almost one and a half miles. In 1896 he took his invention to England where then he was introduced to Chief Electrical Engineer Of British Post Office and was granted the world’s first patent for wireless telegraphy. He demonstrated his new Telegraph across England and France and later across the United States. In 1901 he set out to prove that wireless radio waves were not affected by the curvature of the earth which was believed at the time and he successfully transmitted from Cornwall in southwest England to Newfoundland, a distance of 2,100 miles. He built transmitting stations in the United States and in 1903 he sent a message from President Theodore Roosevelt to King Edward the seventh of the United Kingdom which was the first transatlantic message sent from the USA. Marconi’s employees were used in other companies as well as his own and the radio operators on board the Titanic were Marconi Employees. After the inquiry into the sinking of the Titanic, Marconi and his invention were praised by the Britain’s Postmaster General for the lives that were saved on board and the ability to send a distress signal. He continued to improve his operators and in 1914 he was commissioned to the Italian Army in charge of the radio service and appointed a Senator in the Italian senate, he was also made honorary Grand Knight of the Royal Victorian order in the United Kingdom. He died in Rome age 63.