weather glass การใช้

This name reflects the origins of many early weather glasses-the glass blowers of Li鑗e, Belgium.
The basic idea is similar to the common weather glass that had been in use for some time, but the use of highly compressible hydrogen in a long, thin tube allowed much more accurate measurements, as changes in pressure resulted in much more movement of the liquid.
The concept that decreasing atmospheric pressure predicts stormy weather, postulated by Lucien Vidi, provides the theoretical basis for a weather prediction device called a " weather glass " or a " Goethe barometer " ( named for Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe, the renowned German writer and polymath who developed a simple but effective weather ball barometer using the principles developed by French name, " le barom鑤re Li鑗eois ", is used by some English speakers.
Henry Lemoine stated that " among other pursuits he made some progress in the art of letter-founding, and actually printed several small popular novels at Manchester, with woodcuts cut by himself . " He printed " Drill Husbandry Perfected ", by the Rev . James Cooke ( c . 1783 ), " The History of the Lives, Acts, and Martyrdoms of & Blessed Christians ", with cuts ( 1785 ), and a pamphlet on " The Construction and Use of the Barometer or Weather Glass ".