Daniel McFarlan Moore was an engineer ahead of his time who envisioned a world illuminated by his brilliant light tubes. The world was not ready.
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220 feet?!? How did they transport light tubes that long? Were they manufactured on site somehow?
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It's curious that more advanced fluorescent light was invented before the simple incenscent light bulb. Thanks for the video.
Wow, mind blown… I never of this man. Awesome job Fran!
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This was great, Fran!
Incredible story! Thanks
More like this. This is awesome!
This how we could reduce CO2 reverting back to carbon
Now that we know a wee bit more about physics and chemistry, it shouldn’t be hard maybe to recombine the carbon and oxygen, perhaps over a catalyst bed.
Imagine how mesmerizing it would have been 150 years ago.
You've only ever seen dim flickering amber light from candles, oil lamps, acetylene miners lamps, and gas gause lamps, and early incandescent lamps.
All of a sudden you see a futuristic, hollow glass tube, emitting a bluish, cold white.
It must have seemed like futuristic alien technology.