Talk:Heinrich Rudolf Hertz
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Lived from 1857-1894
[edit] Metre, not Meter
Whoever wrote this article is a complete retard. They wrote "meter" instead of "metre". This is a SCIENTIFIC article, so measurements should be written in the correct, scientific way. You were writing about meters and metres in the same article and spelling the words the same. Why should anyone trust what this guy wrote when he clearly knows so little about science that he can't even spell a basic unit of measurement?
Huey45 07:42, 26 October 2006 (UTC)
