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Static electricity experiments

Static electricity experiments, historical artwork. Turning the wheel at lower right creates a charge on the man on the trapeze, which he passes to the girl on the wooden (non-conducting) block. She is observing the effects on a pile of small flakes. This illustration is from Recueil de Traites sur l Electricite, Traduits de l Allemand & de l Anglois, seconde partie, published in 1748

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18th Century Charge Conducting Conduction Eighteenth Electrical Electricity History Of Science Scientist Static Mono Chrome


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This historical artwork, titled "Static Electricity Experiments" takes us back to the 18th century when scientists were exploring the wonders of electricity. The monochrome illustration showcases a series of intriguing experiments conducted by curious minds of that era. In this particular scene, we witness an enthralling chain reaction initiated by turning a wheel at the lower right corner. As the wheel rotates, it generates a charge that electrifies a man gracefully swinging on a trapeze. He then passes this electric charge to a young girl standing on a wooden block, which acts as an insulator. With great curiosity and precision, she observes the effects of static electricity on small flakes piled up nearby. This mesmerizing display highlights not only their scientific prowess but also their artistic sensibilities in capturing such intricate details. The illustration is extracted from "Recueil de Traites sur l Electricite" published in 1748 and translated from German and English sources. It serves as an invaluable piece documenting the history of science and technology during that period. As we gaze upon this remarkable artwork, we are transported into the world of these pioneering scientists who laid the foundation for our modern understanding of electrical conduction and its applications.

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