An engraving depicting Andreas Cuneus attempting to electrify water contained in a Leyden bottle (1746). Muschenbroek, Cuneus' teacher, repeated the experiment and was frightened by the shock he received, 19th century

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An engraving depicting Andreas Cuneus attempting to electrify water contained in a Leyden bottle (1746). Muschenbroek, Cuneus' teacher, repeated the experiment and was frightened by the shock he received, 19th century

5311346 An engraving depicting Andreas Cuneus attempting to electrify water contained in a Leyden bottle (1746). Muschenbroek, Cuneus' teacher, repeated the experiment and was frightened by the shock he received, 19th century; (add.info.: Date: 1891); Universal History Archive/UIG

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EDITORS COMMENTS
This engraving from the 19th century depicts a pivotal moment in the history of science - Andreas Cuneus attempting to electrify water contained in a Leyden bottle in 1746. Cuneus, under the watchful eye of his teacher Muschenbroek, bravely conducted this daring experiment that would go on to revolutionize our understanding of electricity. As Muschenbroek repeated the experiment himself, he was met with a shocking surprise as he received an electric shock that left him frightened and amazed. This moment marked a significant advancement in the study of electricity, as scientists began to unravel its mysteries and harness its power for various applications. The intricate details captured in this engraving bring to life the intensity and excitement of this groundbreaking experiment. The tension is palpable as Cuneus carefully manipulates the Leyden bottle, while Muschenbroek braces himself for the unexpected jolt of electricity. Through their brave experimentation and dedication to scientific discovery, Cuneus and Muschenbroek paved the way for future generations of scientists to further explore the wonders of electricity. This print serves as a reminder of their contributions to our understanding of physics, chemistry, and the history of science as a whole.

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