Communication and transport “The Shrinking Globe Effect”

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Communication and transport “The Shrinking Globe Effect” The Role of Technology Communication and transport “The Shrinking Globe Effect”

1500s-1850 Horse-drawn coach Sailing Ship Telegraph (1835) Top speeds of: 14km/h Travel England to Australia: 2-3 months

1850-1930 Steam Train (120km/h) Steamship (60km/h) Mailbox Wired Telephone Radio (1901) Production line of Motor Vehicles Top speeds of: 120km/h Travel England to Australia: 11 Days – 2 weeks

1930-1950 Let there be ‘Flight’ Propeller aircraft Radio Telescope Commercial Television Top speeds of: 600km/h Travel England to Australia: 28 hours – 2 Days

1960s Jet/Turbine Aircraft Space Travel Satellite messages Cell Phones Top speeds of: 1000km/h Travel England to Australia: 16hours-1 day

2000’s WWW - Internet message E-email Cheaper Commercial Flights International Purchases of Goods/Services Access to Global News Top speeds of: 1500km/h Travel England to Australia: ¼ of a Second

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Interpreting ‘%’ Bar Graphs... Each bar is the ‘same’ length because each bar represents 100%

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