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On this day in 1894, Percy Spencer, the self-taught scientist who discovered the power of microwave technology, was born. With an endlessly curious mind, Spencer spent much of his early life figuring out how things worked. Orphaned as a small boy, Spencer had little schooling before he entered the workforce. But a …

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Today I found out the microwave oven was invented by accident by a man who was orphaned and never finished grammar school. The man was Percy Spencer.  At the age of just 18 months old, Spencer’s father died and his mother soon left him to his aunt and uncle.  His uncle then died when Spencer [&hellip Percy Spencer, Microwave Popcorn, Science Notes, Grammar School, History Of Science, Cool Technology, Job Opening, Microwave Oven, Historical Society

Today I found out the microwave oven was invented by accident by a man who was orphaned and never finished grammar school. The man was Percy Spencer. At the age of just 18 months old, Spencer’s father died and his mother soon left him to his aunt and uncle. His uncle then died when Spencer was just seven years old. [...]

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The origin story of the microwave oven often mentions a detail about its accidental discovery by Percy Spencer, an engineer, in 1939, while he was testing a magnetron for the US military: Midway through his tests, Spencer is said to have put his hand in his pocket, only to find that the chocolate he’d slipped in there earlier, had fully melted. Income Inequality, Boston Restaurants, American Kitchen, Amazing Technology, Microwave Ovens, Coffee Type, Toaster Oven, Microwave Oven, No Cook Meals

The origin story of the microwave oven often mentions a detail about its accidental discovery by Percy Spencer, an engineer, in 1939, while he was testing a magnetron for the US military: Midway through his tests, Spencer is said to have put his hand in his pocket, only to find that the chocolate he’d slipped in there earlier, had fully melted.

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