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Beam Ray - Rife Machine Replica

Swan's lamp replica. Sir Joseph Wilson Swan was a British physicist and chemist who demonstrated a working light bulb during a lecture in Newcastle in 1878. Swan’s lamp consisted of an enclosed glass bulb from which air was evacuated, platinum leads and thick carbon rod as a light emitting element. We produced this replica to be entirely functional with the addition of an appropriate power supply. It is exhibited in the Samsung Innovation Museum in Seoul. . See more historical replicas of the World's greatest technological inventions: https://www.rt17.hr/products/museum-replicas/ . #electrical #lighting #electric #lights #metal #brass #carbon #instagood #lightingtech #industrialdesign #lightingsolutions #lightingideas #lightingdesigner #lighting #electricity #replica #technology #invent #inventor #inventions #invention #innovation #researchanddevelopment #vintage #lamps #lamp #brightwhite #brightlights #light #bright (at Zagreb, Croatia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwfYcOOnmGt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=16km8o3nkg5bi

Sir Humphry Davy was a chemist who invented the very first electrical lighting lamp in 1809. He used carbon rods between which a powerful electrical current produces an electrical arc emitting a bright white light that is sufficient enough for practical uses. We have manufactured this replica of the arc lamp that was put into service in the South Foreland Lighthouse off the Kent coast in 1858, and designed by a British engineer Frederic Hale Holmes, for the Samsung Innovation Museum in Seoul. . https://www.rt17.hr/products/museum-replicas/ . #electrical #lighting #electric #lights #metal #brass #carbon #instagood #lightingtech #industrialdesign #lightingsolutions #lightingideas #lightingdesigner #lighting #electricity #replica #technology #invent #inventor #inventions #invention #innovation #researchanddevelopment #vintage #lamps #lamp #brightwhite #brightlights #light #bright (at Zagreb, Croatia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bwcy_6lncfq/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1bm53okwgyltd

To better illustrate the underlying concepts and ideas behind his inventions Nikola Tesla often resorted to showmanship. His rotary magnetic field concept was somewhat harder to demonstrate because the magnetic field is not normally visible to a naked eye. Finally, Tesla had a wonderful idea of replacing the rotor of a 2-phase induction motor with a copper egg. The copper egg would rotate in the rotating magnetic field the same way as the rotor would in the induction motor. As the copper egg gained rotational speed, it was lifted on its main axis as the consequence of the gyroscopic effect. Tesla presented the model of his Egg of Columbus in 1893 at the World fair exhibition in Chicago. . Watch full video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/evI1fLYZYDw . Learn more: https://www.rt17.hr/tesla-egg-of-columbus-functional-replicas . #tesla #technology #eggofcolumbus #nikolatesla #invention #rotatingmagneticfield #historical #replica #science #history #sciencemuseum #physics #ellipsoid #scienceiscool #scienceexperiment #physicsfun #magnetic #gyroscopic #ideas #creativity #magneticinduction #magneticfield #coolhistory #electricity #nikolateslamindfromthefuture (at Zagreb, Croatia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv9-LzgFMt7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=19fa7tm3tsck6