http://docsouth.unc....lt/leconte.html
I reckon it's easier to buy it that leach the compost heap
In Switzerland part of the taxes were paid in nitre.
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1823-1901 Saltpetre production
26 April 2008 - 05:58 PM
Pyro Section Of 1820s Book
04 December 2007 - 02:42 PM
I found an extract (40 pages) from an old book entitled 'Endless amusement', online via P2P.
'A Complete system of pyrotechny'
Published: London, Thorp and Burch, and Thomas Boys [ca. 1820]
Message me and I'll e-mail you a copy in .pdf (~3.5 Mb)
The whole book can be found here in various formats:
http://www.archive.o...ement00londrich
'A Complete system of pyrotechny'
Published: London, Thorp and Burch, and Thomas Boys [ca. 1820]
Message me and I'll e-mail you a copy in .pdf (~3.5 Mb)
The whole book can be found here in various formats:
http://www.archive.o...ement00londrich
Strange Firework Artwork
16 August 2007 - 08:58 PM
Just found a Salvador Dali painting jpeg featuring a selection box of fireworks.
"Board of Demented Associations (Fireworks)" circa 1931 Oil on embossed tin (box?)
I guess it's probably based on a 1930's selection from Spain, France or USA.
"Board of Demented Associations (Fireworks)" circa 1931 Oil on embossed tin (box?)
I guess it's probably based on a 1930's selection from Spain, France or USA.
Pyro art installation
26 February 2007 - 12:32 PM
I just saw this and thought people might be interested.
Including pyrophones and other musical pyro fun
http://www.bbc.co.uk...t_feature.shtml
Including pyrophones and other musical pyro fun
http://www.bbc.co.uk...t_feature.shtml
Question in New Scientist magazine
07 February 2007 - 12:55 PM
Each week in NS they publish questions from readers, good answers win a £25 prize.
I found this question and thought it worth posting:
Kaboom squared
I've just got back from a fireworks display where some of the fireworks exploded into a square shape.
How do they do that?
Justin Muller
Tokyo Japan
Post answers to: lastword@newscientist.com
(Include your postal address to receive payment for answers)
This was from the 20 Jan issue but the questions run until answered.
I found this question and thought it worth posting:
Kaboom squared
I've just got back from a fireworks display where some of the fireworks exploded into a square shape.
How do they do that?
Justin Muller
Tokyo Japan
Post answers to: lastword@newscientist.com
(Include your postal address to receive payment for answers)
This was from the 20 Jan issue but the questions run until answered.
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