Fifteen years ago seeing a cellular phone was quite rare, and in todays technologically advanced world, just about everyone has a cellular phone. Adults, teenagers, and even children carry around portable models of the telephone.
Through the interesting history of the cellular phone, one can get the picture of how the portable wonder became what it is today.
In 1843, a skilled, analytical chemist named Michael Farady began exhaustive research to find a space that could conduct electricity. He told of his findings, and these advances of 19th century science and technology have had an incalculable effect on the development of todays cellular phone.
By the year of 1865 a dentist by the name of Dr. Mahlon Loomis became what is thought to be the first person who was able to communicate wirelessly through the atmosphere. Between 1866 and 1873 transmitted telegraphic messages 18 miles between the tops of the Cohocton and Beorse Deer Mountains in Virginia.
Dr. Mahlon Loomis developed a way of transmitting and receiving messages by using Earths atmosphere as a conductor. He also launched kites enclosed with copper screens that were linked to the ground with...
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