1836
Gauss and Weber earned
much prestige and the sky were the limit to them in the half-decade they worked
together. They discovered Kirchhoff's laws and even built a large, yet primitive telegraph device that could broadcast
high (to low) frequency messages over a whopping 5000 feet of distance.
However, this was just a simple and fun hobby for Gauss. He focused and professionally
aimed towards a goal of creating an effective global net of magnetic
observation points. This task of theirs, demonstrated outstanding results and a
physical proof of the solidity of their partnership. They funded the
Magnetischer Verein journal and they also mapped an atlas of geomagnetism in
the same year. The Magnetischer Verein was constantly updated by
the two of them throughout a 5 year period, recording and establishing patterns of
geomagnetism waves.
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