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Demonstrating the strength of a vacuum. Vessel from which air has been evacuated mounted in frame
Demonstrating the strength of a vacuum. Vessel from which air has been evacuated mounted in frame. A rope attached is passed over two pulley wheels. On a wooden platform hung from the end of the rope weights were added until the vacuum was overpowered. From Experimenta Nova by Otto von Guericke (Amsterdam, 1672). Engraving
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1672 Added Amsterdam Attached Demonstrating Experimenta Frame Guericke Hung Mounted Nova Otto Passed Physics Platform Pneumatics Rope Science Strength Vacuum Vessel Weights Wheels Wooden Evacuated Pulley
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases the remarkable strength of a vacuum, as demonstrated by Otto von Guericke in his groundbreaking experiment. The image captures a vessel from which air has been completely evacuated and mounted within a sturdy frame. A thick rope is attached to the vessel and passed over two pulley wheels, creating a mechanism for testing the power of the vacuum. Suspended from the end of the rope is a wooden platform, carefully balanced and ready to be put to the ultimate test. As weights are gradually added onto this platform, it becomes evident that even against immense force, the vacuum's strength remains unyielding. The engraving itself exudes an air of scientific curiosity and innovation prevalent during Amsterdam in 1672 when von Guericke published his renowned work "Experimenta Nova". This masterpiece delves into various aspects of physics and pneumatics, with this particular experiment serving as an emblematic representation. Through this mesmerizing image, we witness not only von Guericke's pioneering spirit but also gain insight into humanity's relentless pursuit of knowledge. It serves as a reminder that science knows no bounds when it comes to unraveling nature's mysteries.
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