 | 1771 - 446 pagine
...electricity of the wire at a distance, without any transfer of the fluid from the cloud to the apparatus. The discharge between the two portions of the wire...the building, connected the long wire with the city gaspipes, and thus transmitted the current silently to the ground. I was surprised at the quantity... | |
 | American Philosophical Society - 1847 - 422 pagine
...electricity of the wire at a distance, without any transfer of the fluid from the cloud to the apparatus. The discharge between the two portions of the wire...thus transmitted the current silently to the ground. I was surprised at the quantity and intensity of the current; it is well known, that to affect a common... | |
 | 1847 - 486 pagine
...electricity of the wire at a distance, without any transfer of the fluid from the cloud to the apparatus. The discharge between the two portions of the wire...thus transmitted the current silently to the ground. I was surprised at the quantity and intensity of the current ; it is well known, that to affect a common... | |
 | Joseph Henry - 1886 - 552 pagine
...electricity of the wire at a distance, without any transfer of the fluid from the cloud to the apparatus. "The discharge between the two portions of the wire...thus transmitted the current silently to the ground. I was surprised at the quantity and intensity of the current; it is well known that to affect a common... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution - 1887 - 1124 pagine
...electricity of the wire at a distance, without any transfer of the fluid from the cloud to the apparatus. The discharge between the two portions of the wire...thus transmitted the current silently to the ground. I was surprised at the quantity and intensity of the current; it is well known that to affect a common... | |
 | 1847 - 1194 pagine
...electricity of the wire at a distance, without any transfer of the fluid from the cloud to the apparatus. The discharge between the two portions of the wire...thus transmitted the current silently to the ground. I was surprised at the quantity and intensity of the current ; it is well known, that to affect a common... | |
 | 394 pagine
...electricity of the wire at a distance, without any transfer of the fluid from the cloud to the apparatus. The discharge between the two portions of the wire...thus transmitted the current silently to the ground. I was surprised at the quantity and intensity of the current; it is well known, that to affect a common... | |
 | 1847 - 566 pagine
...electricity of the wire at a distance, without any transfer of the fluid from the cloud to the apparatus. The discharge between the two portions of the wire...the building, connected the long wire with the city gas-pipes, and thus transmitted the current silently to the ground. I was surprised at the quantity... | |
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The inevitable conclusion is, that all the exhibition of electrical phenomena witnessed during the afternoon, was purely the effect of induction, or the mere disturbance of the natural electricity of the wire at a distance, without any transfer of the... 