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New Discoveries in Pneumatics. A popular demonstration at the Royal Institution

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New Discoveries in Pneumatics. A popular demonstration at the Royal Institution

New Discoveries in Pneumatics. A popular demonstration at the Royal Institution, London, given by Thomas Garnett (1766-1802) assisted by Humphry Davy (1779-1829). Looking on at the right is Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford (1753-1814). Cartoon by James Gilray

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Assisted Benjamin Cartoon Chemist Chemistry Count Davy Demonstration Discoveries Gilray Humphry Institution James Pneumatics Popular Royal Science Scientist Thomas Thompson Garnett Rumford


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This print captures a momentous event in the world of science - "New Discoveries in Pneumatics". The Royal Institution in London was abuzz with excitement as Thomas Garnett, a renowned British chemist, took center stage. Assisting him was none other than Humphry Davy, an exceptional scientist whose contributions to chemistry are still celebrated today. The image showcases the brilliance and camaraderie among these intellectual giants. Benjamin Thompson, also known as Count Rumford, can be seen observing from the right side. His presence adds another layer of prestige to this already illustrious gathering. James Gilray's cartoon-like depiction brings a touch of whimsy to this serious scientific affair. It is evident that even amidst their groundbreaking experiments and discoveries, these brilliant minds had room for humor and lightheartedness. In this snapshot frozen in time, we witness the convergence of intellects that shaped our understanding of pneumatics - the study of air pressure and its applications. This demonstration at the Royal Institution marked yet another milestone on England's scientific journey. As we delve into this historical photograph by Universal Images Group (UIG), it serves as a reminder that science knows no bounds or limitations. It transcends time and space while inspiring future generations to push boundaries further and unravel new mysteries within our universe.

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