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16 March 2026

Fact of the day: It was on 16th March 1789 that Georg Simon Ohm was born. He was a physicist and discovered what is now know as Ohm\'s law.

Quote: The world can\'t come to an end today because it is already tomorrow in some other part of the world. Lucy from Peanuts Cartoons

Point to ponder: The Eiffel Tower in Paris is 320.755 metres (1052 feet) high, including the television antennas, and it contains 2 500 000 rivets and contains 18 038 metal pieces.





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