Skimming Stones Tea Towel - WiFi
Skimming Stones
In 1992, Australian physicist and engineer John O’Sullivan and his team were working to find the radio signals that are theoretically emitted from black holes.
While they never found the signals, they realised that their work and developments could be used to solve the problem of wireless communication between computers, paving the way for Wi-Fi development.
Today Wi-Fi is ubiquitous and used globally across a wide range of devices.
Hand screen printed
. 75% Linen, 25% cotton
. 50cm x 70 cm
. Wash warm on gentle cycle
. Handmade in Australia
Melbourne, Victoria
Original: $21.52
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$7.53Skimming Stones Tea Towel - WiFi
Skimming Stones
In 1992, Australian physicist and engineer John O’Sullivan and his team were working to find the radio signals that are theoretically emitted from black holes.
While they never found the signals, they realised that their work and developments could be used to solve the problem of wireless communication between computers, paving the way for Wi-Fi development.
Today Wi-Fi is ubiquitous and used globally across a wide range of devices.
Hand screen printed
. 75% Linen, 25% cotton
. 50cm x 70 cm
. Wash warm on gentle cycle
. Handmade in Australia
Melbourne, Victoria
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Skimming Stones
In 1992, Australian physicist and engineer John O’Sullivan and his team were working to find the radio signals that are theoretically emitted from black holes.
While they never found the signals, they realised that their work and developments could be used to solve the problem of wireless communication between computers, paving the way for Wi-Fi development.
Today Wi-Fi is ubiquitous and used globally across a wide range of devices.
Hand screen printed
. 75% Linen, 25% cotton
. 50cm x 70 cm
. Wash warm on gentle cycle
. Handmade in Australia
Melbourne, Victoria
