Got me too pretty sure it's a placemat
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Got me too pretty sure it's a placemat
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?
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