A Light Bulb with Three Holes in It
by: Arvin61r58
This features a close-up of an old fashioned light bulb with a unique design. Inside the glass bulb, there is a small metal object that resembles a miniature windmill. This intriguing contraption is known as a Crookes Radiometer or Light Mill, which works on the principle of converting radiant energy into mechanical work. The device consists of a series of vanes with thin wires attached to them, and when exposed to light, these vanes move in response to the photons' energy. This movement is then converted into rotational motion that drives a small turbine or generator, producing electricity as a result. The image showcases this fascinating device in its entirety, highlighting its intricate design and function.
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Tags: physics, radiation, science, science class
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