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The first attempt to use kerosene for lighting ended almost tragically. Łukasiewicz used an oil lamp that was not adapted to the new fuel, and the lamp exploded.

The author of the first website was Tim Berners-Lee, who published it in December 1990.

Although the construction increased control over flooding, the volume of water held by the dam increased the number of earthquakes.

The first message sent using ARPANET was “LOG.”

The kerosene lamp was more efficient than candles and cheaper to operate than oil and gas lighting.

After an unsuccessful first attempt to use kerosene in a structurally unsuitable oil lamp, Łukasiewicz and the tinsmith Bratkowski constructed a prototype kerosene lamp.

The aircraft was originally intended to transport the Soviet space shuttle “Buran.”

The Internet is used by more than 4,9 billion people, which makes up almost 64 percent of all humanity.

In 2006, it was decided to complete the second aircraft, but to date, it has not been put into service.

The aircraft was designed for a 23-person crew.