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Got me too
I not a scientist I'm a obsessed lunatic that has wasted his life digging circles in atomic rabbit hole. I got most of my knowledge from 2 books. The standard text book of electricity and NY junior year biology text book. Instead of taking notes I drew pictures with information that I needed to know.I'll bite. Whatcha got scientist?
I not a scientist I'm a obsessed lunatic that has wasted his life digging circles in atomic rabbit hole. I got most of my knowledge from 2 books. The standard text book of electricity and NY junior year biology text book. Instead of taking notes I drew pictures with information that I needed to know.
There's some others around here playing with electricity-type stuff. There's more around but this is what I found quickI not a scientist I'm a obsessed lunatic that has wasted his life digging circles in atomic rabbit hole. I got most of my knowledge from 2 books. The standard text book of electricity and NY junior year biology text book. Instead of taking notes I drew pictures with information that I needed to know.
G.... I thought the Exact. Same. ThingI always thought the clocks that ran on change in atmospheric pressure should be scaled up to produce electricity somehow. Ever seen these things?
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Running On Air: The History of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Clock
Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Atmos clocks, whose ingenious, near-perpetual mechanical movements are driven by air temperature changes, have been pushing the boundaries of horology and design since the 1930s. We explore their fascinating history and avant-garde evolution in this feature from the WatchTime archwww.watchtime.com
Aight I'm a go blast off into the headspace. I'll be lurking but less articulate.....
Time to get ENTOMBED