What happened on this day in History? Time Marches On! Let me give you a one paragraph rundown on today's significance throughout the entire vast panoply of Recorded events! Famines! Battles! Births! Catastrophes! Weird occurances! Imagine how much more wise you'll be when you make your daily visit! Unfortunately you're going to have to visit timemarcheson.wordpress.com, because I've moved the blog.
Friday, December 10, 2010
Almanac of Absurdities 12/10
On this day in 1684, Isaac Newton’s paper, “On the Motion of Bodies in an Orbit,” is presented to the Royal Society by fellow astronomer Edmund Halley. Yes, he was the Halley in Halley’s Comet. In 1868, the first gas-lamp traffic lights are installed near the Palace of Westminster in London. Birthdays: Grand Ol’ Opry, Mighty Mouse, Emily Dickinson, and Kyu Sakamoto, singer of the 1963 hit “Sukyaki.”
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