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The steam machine: machine by Thomas Newcomen (1664-1729) Anonymous illustration of 1925
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Light energy: sunflower is influenced by sunlight. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Light refraction: Atmospheric refraction gives the illusion that the sun is bigger
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New gas properties: argon is used to fill a half watt bulb
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New gas properties: air composition. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection
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Fluorescence: evidence of the fluorescence of the bodies
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The steam machine: an action turbine invented by Carl Gustaf Patrik of Laval (1845-1913
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Steam generators: aquatubular boiler. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Steam generators: boiler battery. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection
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Steam generators: explosion of a boiler caused by the calefaction
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Steam generators: mechanical grid allowing automatic loading of a boiler
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The Cold Industry: Conservation of Fish in Ice. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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The cold industry: machine by detente. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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The cold industry: artificial cold invented by Charles Tellier (1828-1913)
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The cold industry: cold by evaporation. A fisherman in his boat stays cool thanks to
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The refrigeration industry: refrigerant mixtures used for cooking
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Domestic heating: faults of hot air heating. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Home heating: hot water heating. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection
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Home heating: charcoal uses in a stove. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Home heating: cross section of a household stove. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Meteorology: measuring wind speed with an anemometer. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Meteorology: effect of wind on the sea. The calm swell, the sea deferle, sea dechainee
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Meteorology: the influence of the sea on climate. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Meteorology: influence of altitude on climate. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Meteorology: marine currents. Influence of earth rotation. Gulf Stream
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Meteorology: constant winds. Alizes, against alizes, zones of calm equatorial
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Radiation and conductibility: a glass greenhouse uses one of the properties of glass to
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Radiation and conductibility: the red moon whose light burns the bloom buds
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Radiation and conductibilite: law of incidence. The Earth receives less sunlight in
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Radiation and conductibility: gases are not conductive, they heat themselves by
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Radiation and conductibility: light heat (sunburn at the South pole
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Radiation and conductibility: Eider feathers are used to make eiderdowns because they
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Calorimetry: a calorie is the amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of one
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Changes in states: influence of pressure. Franklins boiling point
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Changes in states: condensation. The first umbrellas in the 18th century
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Changes in states: sublimation. Naphthaline depot clogging a gas valve
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Ether (material): Electricite. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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Ether (material): Rene Descartes (1596-1650) finds that the ether bathes the bodies like
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Ether (material): magnetic field. Can t he cross space A
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The art of sounds: the plain song of the Middle Ages. Anonymous illustration of 1925
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Sound energy: resonance used in the establishment of musical instruments
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Sound energy: the phonograph. A mother and her son listen to a record on a Pathe
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Sound energy: measuring the height of sound with the siren invented by Charles Cagniard
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Sound energy: speed of sound in the air. Experience of 1822 by Louis-Joseph Gay-Lussac
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Gas pressure: water tubes and mercury tubes. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Gas pressure: compressors. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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Gas pressure: gas pans used for compressed air drills and in the manufacture of beer
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Gas pressure: compressed foundations used for public works
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Gas pressure: the metal barometer. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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Gas pressure: the pneumatic machine. In a fair, huge hemispheres were installed which men
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Liquid balance: principle of Blaise Pascal (1623-1662) applies to a hydraulic lift
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Liquid balance: Archimede principle (pushing bodies into water)
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Liquid balance: measures the density of an alcohol with an alcoholometer
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Balance of solids: basis for sustaining. Anonymous illustration of 1925
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Balance of solids: levers. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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Work and power: the plane tilts. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection
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Gravitation: measuring the ray of the Earth. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Gravitation: portrait of Isaac Newton (1642-1727) who discovered the laws of gravity
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Gravity: the direction of gravity is that of the lead wire
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Gravity: bodies fall with the same speed. Use of the Tower of Pisa to illustrate the laws
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Movements: jerking movement. A child playing with a hoop
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Movements: definition of speed. A plane flying over a city
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Forces: checking the rules of the parallelogram. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Forces: torque determined by a fixed point and a force. Marinier wrapping a rope around a
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Forces: the result of two competing forces. A boat on a canal shoots by two men
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Kinetic energy: aurige at the time of Antiquite driving a tank drags by horses
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Energy of cohesion: the cold water breaks the vase. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Time: clock a free pendulum invented by Christiaan Huygens (1629-1695) in 1657
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The T. S. F. : Edison effect in an electric bulb uses to detect TSF signals
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Earth magnetism: wind rose. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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Earth magnetism: at magnetic poles, the compasse loses the compasse
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Terrestrial magnetism: Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) discovers the variations of
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Electrochemistry: effects of electric sparks. Use of a eudiometer
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Electric railways: false axle of an electric locomotive. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Electrical pipes: high voltage pipe. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection
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Electrical units: the ampere for measuring flow or intensity
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Electrical phenomena: alternating currents. One can get an image of these currents by
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Electrical phenomena: hysteresis. Demonstration of hysteresis phenomene by approaching a
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Electric phenomena: electrons. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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Electrical phenomena: dynamic phenomena. Electrons flow through electrical wires
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Electrical units: Watt to measure electrical power. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Measurement of electric currents: Hans Christian Oerested (Oersted or Orsted
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The atom and science: the size of atoms. A point in front of Mont Blanc represented by a
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New gas properties: mercury lamp. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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