網(wǎng)站重要事件的時間
Time of important events on the website
1961年：美國麻省理工學院的倫納德.克蘭羅克（Leonard Kleinrock）博士發(fā)表了分組交換技術(shù)的論文，該技術(shù)后來成了互聯(lián)網(wǎng)的標準通信方式。
1961: Dr. Leonard Kleinrock of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology published a paper on packet switching technology, which later became the standard mode of communication on the Internet.
1969年：美國國防部開始起動具有抗核打擊性的計算機網(wǎng)絡(luò)開發(fā)計劃“ARPANET”。
1969: The U.S. Department of Defense launched the anti-nuclear attack computer network development program "ARPANET".
1971年：位于美國劍橋的BBN科技公司的工程師雷.湯姆林森（Ray Tomlinson）開發(fā)出了電子郵件（E-mail）。此后ARPANET的技術(shù)開始向大學等研究機構(gòu)普及。1983年：ARPANET宣布將把過去的通信協(xié)議“NCP（網(wǎng)絡(luò)控制協(xié)議）”向新協(xié)議“TCP/IP（傳輸控制協(xié)議/互聯(lián)網(wǎng)協(xié)議）”過渡。
1971: Ray Tomlinson, an engineer at BBN Technologies in Cambridge, USA, developed E-mail. Since then, ARPANET technology has begun to spread to universities and other research institutions. 1983: ARPANET announces the transition from the old communication protocol NCP (Network Control Protocol) to the new protocol TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol).
1988年：美國伊利諾斯大學的學生（當時）史蒂夫.多那（Steve Dorner）開始開發(fā)電子郵件軟件“Eudora”。
1988: Steve Dorner, a student at the University of Illinois, began developing the E-mail software Eudora.
1991年：CERN（歐洲粒子物理研究所）的科學家提姆.伯納斯李（Tim
1991: Tim Berners Lee, scientist at CERN (European Institute of Particle Physics)
Berners-Lee）開發(fā)出了萬維網(wǎng)（World Wide Web）。他還開發(fā)出了極其簡單的瀏覽器（瀏覽軟件）。此后互聯(lián)網(wǎng)開始向社會大眾普及。此人被人們譽為“互聯(lián)網(wǎng)之父”。
www.xiandaitongdiao.com www.shaozhiji.cn www.rongmozhuzao.cn www.meihuaguan.com.cn www.jianchajing.com.cn www.xiangrongji.cnBerners-Lee developed the World Wide Web. He also developed extremely simple browsers (browsing software). Since then, the Internet has begun to spread to the public. This person is known as the "father of the Internet".
1993年：伊利諾斯大學美國國家超級計算機應用中心的學生馬克.安德里森（Mark Andreesen）等人開發(fā)出了真正的瀏覽器“Mosaic”。該軟件后來被作為NetscapeNavigator推向市場。此后互聯(lián)網(wǎng)開始得以爆炸性普及
1993: Mark Andreesen, a student at the National Center for Supercomputer Applications at the University of Illinois, and others developed the real browser "Mosaic". The software was later marketed as Netscape Navigator. Since then, the Internet has become explosively popular.