Experiments Collection (page 8)

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Mediterranean Electric Telegraph, Apparatus for the Automatic Recording of the Velocity Experiments

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Captain Disneys War Projectile Experiments, in the Grounds of Mulgrave House, Fulham

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Experiments with Nortons Patent Tube-Wells, Used by our Army in Abyssinia, 1868

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Experiments with L extincteur on the Thames Embankment before the Prince of Wales, 1868

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Experiments with the Mackay Gun at Crosby Sands, Near Liverpool, Uk, 1867

Experiments with New Life-Saving Apparatus on the Thames, Uk, 1869

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Experiments with Improved Military Bridges, at St. Marys Creek, Near Gillingham

Humboldt and Halla repeating the experiments of Galvani and Volta
Humboldt and Halla© repeating the experiments of Galvani and Volta

Half-length portrait of French balloonist Joseph Montgolfier, with a glass chamber related to his experiments with gas for balloon flight

Mr. Blanchard, after nature by Mr. Bolomey, Benjamin Samuel, 1739-1819, artist, A Rotterdam : Chez M. d Sallieth, between 1780 and 1800

Illustration from The Ladies Delight in choice experiments & curiosities
XJF438450 Illustration from The Ladies Delight in choice experiments & curiosities by Hannah Woolley, 1672 (engraving) by English School

litho de Berdalle. Head-and-shoulders portrait of Francois Chaussier, who conducted some of the first experiments to develop navigational systems for balloons

Experiments with Torpedoes in Medway, Uk: Blowing up of the Terpsichore, Explosion of One of the other Torpedoes, 1865

Astronomical Experiments in the Caves of the Normal School, Paris, France, Engraving 1876

Experiments with the 100 Ton Gun at Spezia or LA Spezia, Italy, Engraving 1876

Experiments with Novel Life-Saving Apparatus at Dover, Uk, 1883: Master Alfred Ward
EXPERIMENTS WITH NOVEL LIFE-SAVING APPARATUS AT DOVER, UK, 1883: Master Alfred Ward in Patent Waterproof Costume

Mr Joseph Barcroft, reader in physiology at Kings College, lived for six days in an airtight glass compartment to test an airmans need of oxygen in a rarified atmospheres

Wooden aeroplane model mounted for autorotation experiments at the Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough

Christopher Hatton Turnor, 1840-1914, author of Astra Castra: experiments and adventures in the atmosphere published in 1865

George Miles flying the prototype Miles M38 Messenger U-022
George Miles flying the prototype Miles M38 Messenger, U-0223, into a net during arrested landing experiments

Objects used in soaring experiments. Hargrave Slide 49

Method of testing objects for soaring without damage by striking the ground. Hargrave Slide 42

Soaring experiments. Hargrave Slide 44

Plate from Luigi Galvani De Viribus Electricitatis, Bologna, 1791, showing electrostatic machine, Leyden jar, and various experiments conducted by Galvani to investigate behaviour of muscles

Robert Boyle (1627-91) experiments on Spring of the Air. Apparatus similar to Guericke s
Robert Boyle (1627-91) experiments on Spring of the Air. Apparatus similar to Guerickes water barometer. Found water could only be raised 33ft 6ins. Edition of Boyles works published 1725. Engraving

Giant burning glass of the Academie des Sciences, used for chemical experiments, and constructed under the direction of Lavoisier (1743-1794) and others

Replica of Marconis first transmitter used in his early experiments in Italy, 1894. Acknowledgement to The Marconi Company Limited

Otto von Guericke (1606-1686), German inventor, engineer and physicist, c1672. Portrait from his Experimenta Nova, ut vocant, Magdeburgica, de vacuo Spatio (New Magdeburgian Experiments)

Air pump built for Robert Boyle (1627-91) by Robert Hooke. From Boyles New Experiments Physico-Mechanicalja, London 1660. Engraving

Title page of Experimenta Nova, ut vocant, Magdeburgica, de vacuo Spatio, (Amsterdam, 1672). (New Magdeburgian Experiments, as they are called)

Michael Faraday (1731-1867) English chemist and physicist. He was known for his pioneering experiments in electricity and magnetism. Many consider him the greatest experimentalist who ever lived

Barometers used for experiments at the Accademia del Cimento c1666. Closed tube with mercury (left) and double water barometer (right)

Experiment designed to show that air has weight. From Experimenta Nova ut vocantur Magdeburgica De Vacuo Spatio (New Magdeburg Experiments About the Vacuum, Otto von Guericke, (Amsterdam, 1672)

Sanctorius (Sanctorio Sanctorio) (1561-1636) Italian physician and physiologist, friend of Galileo. Shown here seated in his balance (a steelyard) in which he could eat and sleep

William Gilbert (1540-1603) English physician and scientist born at Colchester, Essex. Appointed physician to Elizabeth I (1601)

Electrostatic machine used in his experiments by Joseph Priestley (1733-1804) English chemist, nonconformist clergyman and teacher. One of the discoverers of oxygen

Jan Swammerdam (1637-1680) Dutch naturalist. Frontispiece of his Tractatus de Respiratione (1667) showing some of the experiments described in the text

Half-length Portrait Of French Balloonist Joseph Montgolfier, With A Glass Chamber Related To His Experiments With Gas For Balloon Flight

Litho De Berdalle. Head-and-shoulders Portrait Of Francois Chaussier, Who Conducted Some Of The First Experiments To Develop Navigational Systems For Balloons

Mr. Blanchard, After Nature By Mr. Bolomey, Benjamin Samuel, 1739-1819, Artist, A Rotterdam : Chez M. D sallieth, Between 1780 And 1800

Experiments With Torpedoes In Medway, UK: Blowing Up Of The Terpsichore, Explosion Of One Of The Other Torpedoes, 1865

Astronomical Experiments in the Caves of the Normal School, Paris, France, Engraving 1876

Experiments with the 100 Ton Gun at Spezia or LA Spezia, Italy, Engraving 1876

Metal tray with explosive thermite reaction occuring

Hand dropping acid on sodium hydrogencarbonate causing it to fizz and bubble

Apparatus for neutralization of acid with a measured amount of alkali with ph indicator in flask, acid half neutralized

Clamp stands holding apparatus to prepare hydrochloric acid using sulphuric acid and sodium chloride

Soap bubble showing multitude of colours, close up

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