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Storm Cloud : A Weather Predicting Instrument

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Book Storm Cloud : A Weather Predicting Instrument
Libristo code: 21129396
Publishers Chronicle Books, February 2019
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In the 1800s, during his voyage with Charles Darwin, Admiral Robert Fitzroy used and later popularized the storm glass, which promised to predict the weather. A beautiful twist on this classic device, the Storm Cloud is a fun way of seeing what the weather has in store. Filled with a special liquid that responds to changes in the atmosphere, the crystals within the cloud-shaped glass indicate whether it'll be fair, cloudy, rainy, windy, or stormy. Whether sitting on a windowsill or a desk, the Storm Cloud is irresistible décor for the curious-minded.
In the 1800s, during his voyage with Charles Darwin, Admiral Robert Fitzroy used and later popularized the storm glass, which promised to predict the weather. A beautiful twist on this classic device, the Storm Cloud is a fun way of seeing what the weather has in store. Filled with a special liquid that responds to changes in the atmosphere, the crystals within the cloud-shaped glass indicate whether it'll be fair, cloudy, rainy, windy, or stormy. Whether sitting on a windowsill or a desk, the Storm Cloud is irresistible décor for the curious-minded.

About the book

Full name Storm Cloud : A Weather Predicting Instrument
Language English
Date of issue 2019
EAN 9781452177083
ISBN 1452177082
Libristo code 21129396
Publishers Chronicle Books
Weight 362
Dimensions 195 x 185 x 78
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