Can Madcat Ps Memory Card Work On The Ps2 Slim

Storm Lightning Round "in UK?


B.

Journal Franklin.

June 1752, France. A day of many.

"After several experiments with Leyden bottles I have come to the conclusion that between the two plates are stored electricity. The plaque inside the flask is connected to a driver who goes to the outside a small-ball running in a metal. By bringing a metal bar such conprueba ball is jumping sparks. This occurs The sharper the better it is the metal bar.
I have observed and studied carefully the storm and I strongly believe that the rays produced in the clouds are of the same nature as the sparks: it is an electrical phenomenon.
To prove I built a kite with two thin strips of cedar and a silk handkerchief spread. I have completed with a tail, a ring and a string. When silk can withstand without tearing a storm of wind and water.
At the upper end of the cross I set a very sharp metal tip. At the lower end of the line, close to hand, I tied a silk ribbon, and the union of both a key.
I have everything ready. I am anxiously awaiting the next storm to trace my kite. "

Several days later.

"Finally

black clouds ... I stood in a doorway as the silk ribbon may not wet, I was very careful to not brush against the string and kept under my kite airborne.
As soon as the storm clouds approached the comet, the sharp point caught fire, energizing both the kite and the string. As the rain wet the kite and the string began to drive the electric fire freely, I found that it flowed in abundance of the key, as I expected.
Hallelujah! I got it! I was able to prove the identity of electric field of lightning! "



Later, Franklin, proposed to use this experiment to download the clouds by a metal bar, long, pointed at the top of the buildings, which led to electricity land. He had invented the lightning rod.

In 1782, in Philadelphia, had already installed 400 of these mills.

Years later, Franklin had to decide between devotion to his homeland and loyalty to George III. Participated in the drafting of the Declaration of Independence and it cost him his enmity with the king, who ordered that all lightning appeared on the rooftops of England, would have to be round.