Time for another #FridayFun fact... What do Wi-Fi and black holes have in common? 🕳️🛜 Well, the first Wi-Fi standard was invented by accident! In the 1990s, Australian radio astronomer Dr. John O’Sullivan and his team were trying to detect exploding 💣 black ⚫ holes using radio waves. While they didn’t succeed in finding black holes, their research led to the development of the technology that became the foundation of Wi-Fi. #WiFi #WirelessNetworks
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