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Lightning in a laboratory: million volt flash passing from a copper ball to an earth consisting of a metal plate below (colour litho)
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Lightning in a laboratory: million volt flash passing from a copper ball to an earth consisting of a metal plate below (colour litho)
6000077 Lightning in a laboratory: million volt flash passing from a copper ball to an earth consisting of a metal plate below (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Lightning in a laboratory: million volt flash passing from a copper ball to an earth consisting of a metal plate below. Illustration from The Wonder Book of Science (Ward, Lock & Co, Limited, London and Melbourne, c1935).); © Look and Learn
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This print titled "Lightning in a laboratory: million volt flash passing from a copper ball to an earth consisting of a metal plate below" showcases the mesmerizing power and beauty of electricity. Taken by an English School artist in the 20th century, this image captures a moment of scientific wonder. The scene depicts a dramatic discharge of static electricity as it arcs from a copper ball towards the metal plate beneath it. The intense flash illuminates the laboratory, creating an atmosphere that is both awe-inspiring and slightly ominous. This powerful display serves as a reminder of humanity's ongoing exploration into the mysteries of science and technology. Originally featured in "The Wonder Book of Science" published by Ward, Lock & Co. , Limited, London and Melbourne around 1935, this image has become iconic for its representation of electrical phenomena. It highlights how scientists have harnessed natural forces like lightning to better understand our world. With its blend of artistry and scientific inquiry, this print invites viewers to contemplate the intricate relationship between nature and human ingenuity. Whether you are fascinated by meteorology or simply appreciate stunning visual representations, this artwork offers endless possibilities for interpretation.
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