Lunar ambrotype - 1870

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Lunar ambrotype - 1870

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Johann Zahn’s Oculus Artificialis (1685)
“Old drawings of Saturn by different observers, with imperfect instruments of the day...The first is Galileo’s idea of what he saw.” Pioneers of science. 1893.
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Patients being treated with ultraviolet light generated by a Finsen hospital lamp, London, 1900.
With their shoes on.
I’m going to made a guess and say this did more harm than good.
Southwest view of Old Science Hall (now Calvin Hall), The University of Iowa, 1910s
Creator: Kent, F.W.
Old Science Hall housed the Department of Geology and was renamed Calvin Hall for Professor Samuel Calvin in 1964.
https://digital.lib.uiowa.edu/islandora/object/ui%3Aictcs_13583
~ "The female brain has a lesser ranging than that of the male and is on average around 40 grams lighter. This circumstance does not rarely by naturalists been alleged as a proof that females in spiritual respect would be inferior to the male - an absurd claim! They, who would make such a speech, have absolutelly overlooked the important fact that the woman in her physique is inferior to the mans. Taking this circumstance to account, it is easily understood that the womans brain on average is as developed as the mans."
- -Bilder ur lifvet och naturen' (1901) by D:R J.H Kellogg.