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In Reply to: So they didn't send a CD into space! posted by jedrider on August 26, 2014 at 16:37:29:
Who knows for certain? IIRC, prototypes were developed by Philips and
Sony independently from the mid-to-late 1970s.
Also, in the mid-1960s, Jim Russell began looking for a way to improve the
quality of recorded music. The supervisors at his lab weren’t interested
in his ideas. Then the lab was purchased by Battelle and he was given the
go-ahead. In 1973, he designed and built a prototype of the CD.
If you aren't quite noticing or accepting what is really going on in the present,
but are responding based on your thoughts or feelings about what ought to be,
then you are apt to collide with what is really going on.
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