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Apparatus for observing the fizeau effect in solids
object id (inventary #): V09748
dimensions: w 122 cm h: 231 cm d: 110 cm
signature: "M 30", op een lagerbus: "QUICK", "39-1.5"
period: 1910
gerelateerde namen:
Werkspoor; Amsterdam
(Manufacturer)
EXTRA INFO
The Amsterdam physicist Pieter Zeeman specialised in difficult research in the field of light. For example, he investigated the effect of the speed of a piece of glass on the light shining through it. To what extent does matter drag the light aliong with it? The problem seems an easy one to solve: take a moving piece of glass and shine the light through is. But taking accurate measurements was not easy. Zeeman constructed a special piece of equipment for the purpose.
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