Fénymalom light-powered rotating vacuum glass radiometer by Crookes, 20 cm high

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On a spectacular ledge, in a shop window, in a meeting room.
Dimensions: 9x9x20 cm
Weight: 130g

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Light mill

The sight of the blades turning around in the sunlight is very interesting, no external power source is needed.
The radiometer, also known as light mill, was invented by English physicist Sir William Crookes (1832-1919).
The the essence is that there is a vacuum in the glass dome, one side of the paddle wheels placed on a spike is shiny, the other is matte black, so it starts spinning under the influence of warm light.
It does not require batteries or an external power source.

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Vonalkód:

00000505

EAN-kód:

466698222151

MPN-kód:

NS001898

Weight:

130 g/pcs

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