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Arthur Schuster - Solar eclipse - Aug 29th 1886
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Arthur Schuster - Solar eclipse - Aug 29th 1886
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A. Schuster - Total Solar Eclipse, 29.8.1886
Instrument: Coronagraph. Place: Prickly Point, Grenada, W. Indies. Aperture: 4in. Focal length: 5 ft. 3in. Exposure: 20 sec.
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K arl Ferdinand Braun (1850-1918) was director of the Physical Institute and a professor of Physics at the University of Strasbourg when he demonstrated the first cathode ray tube oscillograph, guiding a narrow stream of electrons to a fluorescent screen and presaging the modern television screen.(More…)
The cathode rays are “streams of electrons emittted…
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X-ray of a woman's hand, taken by Sir Arthur Schuster, 1896
(sciencemuseum)