What beloved cartoon characters were voiced by a married couple? Detailed answer

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What beloved cartoon characters were voiced by a married couple?

American actor Wayne Allwine voiced Mickey Mouse from 1977 for 32 years. In 1991, Allwine married Russi Taylor, who voiced Minnie Mouse's love interest, and lived with her until his death in 2009.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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The first ballpoint pen was produced in the late thirties of the last century. It very quickly became the most common, cheapest and most convenient pen for everyone, and especially for schoolchildren and students. The most difficult thing was to come up with a composition suitable for writing with a ballpoint pen, because ordinary ink was not suitable for this - a special paste was needed, the composition of which was found by the Hungarian chemist Josef Biro.

Our country failed to acquire a patent for the production of ballpoint pens, so scientists had to look for the composition of the paste again. The production of tiny balls has long been established, but everyone could not make pasta. Flies helped, or rather, a means of dealing with them. In those days, a mixture of castor oil and rosin was used to fight flies in everyday life. And then one engineer of the Moscow factory of art paints suggested making a paste out of it. And what do you think? The pens stopped leaking and began to write!

The first Soviet ballpoint pen was made at the Soyuz plant in Leningrad in 1949, and mass production began in the 1960s. In 1969, special ballpoint pens were developed for astronauts. Having tested them in weightlessness, the cosmonauts of the Soyuz-4 and Soyuz-5 crews were very pleased with them. After all, ordinary ballpoint pens refuse to write, even if you attach a sheet to the wall, not to mention the ceiling. Under normal terrestrial conditions, the paste is fed to the writing ball under the action of gravity. In space, weightlessness. What did our designers come up with? A very simple and very reliable device is a cylindrical spring, with the help of which the paste is fed to the ball. She performed the role of earth's gravity in space. And so that the handle did not fly around the cabin, a special nylon thread was attached to it, twisted into a spring. At the end of the spring is a hook. They can attach the handle to the pile upholstery of the ship wherever you want.

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