The Invention of Glass, Microscopes and Telescopes - the advancement of Microbiology and Astronomydoi:10.2139/SSRN.3530651Rochelle Forrester
In the 1600s, a Frenchman began making the first plate glass. These panes were used to makehigh-quality full-length mirrors and glass window panes for Europe's cathedrals. Gradually glasswindow panes became common in the homes of wealthy people in Europe.The invention of the automobile brought...
The wide use of glass. 76. FGlass,in one form or another,has long been in noble service to humans.As one of the most widely used of manufactured materials,it can be as impressive as a telescope mirror the width of a tennis court or as small and simple as a marble rolling across dir...
The eighteenth century [主语] brought [谓语] the invention [宾语] of "sun glass" fibers. [定语] 4. 句子翻译 简单句 The eighteenth century brought the invention of "sun glass" fibers. 18世纪,“有色玻璃”纤维被发明了出来。 全句 The eighteenth century brought the invention of "sun glas...
invention could produce an impressive 2,500 bottles per hour.Other developments followed rapidly, but it was not until the First World War, when Britain became cut off from essential glass suppliers, that glass became part of the scientific sector.Previous to this, glass had been seen as a cr...
Invention 1This kind of glasses is made from liquid. People can adjust the focus(调整焦距) of the glasses until everything is clear. They are designed for children. So children won't buy new glasses every time their eyesight(视力) changes.Invention 2The Donkey Bike has a strong steel bar...
The invention of glasses meant that, for the first time, there was a solution for defective vision. But it took centuries to develop glasses resembling the ones we know and wear today.
But rocks like quartz, quartz of optical quality, weren’t cheap.Late in the thirteenth century, glassmakers in Italy came up with a less expensive alternative—they made reading stones out of clear glass.And these clear-glass reading stones evolved into the eyeglasses we know today.So we’...
invention could produce an impressive 2,500 bottles per hour.Other developments followed rapidly, but it was not until the First World War, when Britain became cut off from essential glass suppliers, that glass became part of the scientific sector.Previous to this, glass had been seen as a cr...
After in-depth analysis, the engineers found that bubbles are generated when the glass liquid comes into contact with the bottom of the kiln. To reduce bubbles, it is necessary to cool the kiln. But the cooling effect of conventional air blowing is limited. To solve the problem, some young...