Radio broadcasting began in Azerbaijan since the creation of the first commercial broadcast station on November 6, 1926.
The first words ever spoken on the radio were "Baku speaks!".
Interestingly, until 1928 - Only Baku and Absheron peninsula had access to local radio.
The first words ever spoken on the radio were "Baku speaks!".
Interestingly, until 1928 - Only Baku and Absheron peninsula had access to local radio.
Speaking of first words...
On May 24, 1844, Samuel Morse tapped a message of dots and dashes from the Supreme Court chamber in the U.S. Capitol to his partner in Baltimore.
The first words ever telegraphed were, “What hath God wrought?” – a phrase found in Numbers 23:23.
On May 24, 1844, Samuel Morse tapped a message of dots and dashes from the Supreme Court chamber in the U.S. Capitol to his partner in Baltimore.
The first words ever telegraphed were, “What hath God wrought?” – a phrase found in Numbers 23:23.
The first words ever spoken on the radio were from Luke 2:14,” Glory to God in the highest on earth peace, goodwill toward men.”
Then, the broadcast concluded by wishing the listeners “Merry Christmas.”
Then, the broadcast concluded by wishing the listeners “Merry Christmas.”
The first text message was transmitted Dec. 3, 1992. Engineer Neil Papworth typed "merry Christmas" on a computer and sent the first SMS message to the cellphone of Vodafone director Richard Jarvis.
The first network email was sent by computer engineer Ray Tomlinson in 1971.
The email to himself said “something like QWERTYUIOP”.
The email to himself said “something like QWERTYUIOP”.
The first words spoken in space was by Soviet astronaut Yuri Gagarin:
"The Earth is Blue, how wonderful, it is amazing."
Others claim Gagarin said:
"The sky is very black. The earth is blue. Everything can be seen very clearly."
"The Earth is Blue, how wonderful, it is amazing."
Others claim Gagarin said:
"The sky is very black. The earth is blue. Everything can be seen very clearly."
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