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3DHOME Storm Glass, Weather Forecasting Gift
Storm glass or weather forecast bottles are a device invented by navigators in the 17th century to predict weather changes to predict storms. Although this is a great invention, the inventors were not known to the general public at the time.
Later, the equipment became popular in 1860 under the propaganda of the then British Navy Admiral general: Robert FitzRoy (Director of the British Meteorological Agency).
A sealed glass container is filled with a transparent solution of several chemicals. According to changes in external temperature and weather, different types of crystals will appear in the bottleAnd a modern digital humidity / thermometer is given for extra reassurance (XXL version only)
Esschert Glass Barometer with Cast Iron Stand
This glass barometer that forecasts the weather has been known to have been in operation since the beginning of the 17th century.It works very simply.In high pressure, i.e. on sunny days, the water level decreases towards the bottom.In low pressure, when it is cloudy or raining, the level of the water increases.When a Storm is imminent, it increases so much that it overflows.Made from Cast Iron and glass. Easy to use.
Galileo Thermometer with Etched Glass Globe Barometer
A lovely conversation starter and a fun example of early scientific measurement, this Galileo thermometer and Glass Barometer set from Lily's Home engages the eye while monitoring the weather.Designed for approximate interpretation of temperature and general prediction of fair or foul weather, the set features glass instruments that rely on the principles of buoyancy and air pressure for their function.In the thermometer, the brightly colored internal spheres rise and lower with fluctuations in temperature and corresponding density.The glass barometer is shaped like a globe with beautiful etched designs. It works by shifting liquid to and from its curved spout in response to changes in the air pressure.Both pieces are beautifully shaped with a wooden base that makes the set easy to display on desk or bookshelf.The station measures 9-inches in length and stands at 12-inches in height.The thermometer measures every 4º degrees (2.2c) from 64º F (18c) to 80º F (27c)and is accurate to within 2º F (1c) degrees with five floats.
Storm Glass Weather Predictor Weather Station
Storm glass or weather forecast bottles are a device invented by navigators in the 17th century to predict weather changes to predict storms. Although this is a great invention, the inventors were not known to the general public at the time.
Later, the equipment became popular in 1860 under the propaganda of the then British Navy Admiral general: Robert FitzRoy (Director of the British Meteorological Agency).
A sealed glass container is filled with a transparent solution of several chemicals. According to changes in external temperature and weather, different types of crystals will appear in the bottle3 Sizes available
