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Reconstruction of Galileo's Thermoscope, 1592-1600

Reconstruction of Galileo's Thermoscope, 1592-1600

1592-1600 (original)
Model of Huygens' Pendulum Clock, as Illustrated in his 'Horologium' of 1658.

Model of Huygens' Pendulum Clock, as Illustrated in his 'Horologium' of 1658.

1956
Reconstruction of Sanctorius' Thermoscope, c. 1611

Reconstruction of Sanctorius' Thermoscope, c. 1611

1606-1616 (original)
Reconstruction of Robert Hooke's thermoscope for measuring ocean temperature

Reconstruction of Robert Hooke's thermoscope for measuring ocean temperature

1977
Reconstruction of Robert Hooke's waywiser sounder for measuring the depth of the ocean

Reconstruction of Robert Hooke's waywiser sounder for measuring the depth of the ocean

1977
reconstruction of Florentine Thermometer originally made 1657-1665

reconstruction of Florentine Thermometer originally made 1657-1665

1657-1665 (original)
Reconstruction of Florentine Thermometer by Gonfia, 1650-1660

Reconstruction of Florentine Thermometer by Gonfia, 1650-1660

1650-1660 (original)
Reconstruction of Dutch Thermoscope, 1598-1622

Reconstruction of Dutch Thermoscope, 1598-1622

1598-1622 (original)
Reconstruction of Florentine Thermometer, originally made 1657-1665

Reconstruction of Florentine Thermometer, originally made 1657-1665

1657-1665 (original)
Reconstruction, of Thurgar's pioneer street light gas controller

Reconstruction, of Thurgar's pioneer street light gas controller

Sampling chamber from reconstruction of Robert Hooke's seawater sampler

Sampling chamber from reconstruction of Robert Hooke's seawater sampler

1977
Reconstruction of Hero's Thermoscope (c. 50 A.D.)

Reconstruction of Hero's Thermoscope (c. 50 A.D.)

Reconstruction of Philo's thermoscope, primitive temperature measuring device invented by Philo of Byzantium, 2nd century B.C.

Reconstruction of Philo's Thermoscope

200-101 BCE
Reconstruction of water sampler for collecting seawater samples, from a design by Robert Hooke about 1665, made by the Science Museum, London, UK 1977.

Reconstruction of Robert Hooke's seawater sampler

1977
Model of the chemical laboratory aboard HMS Challenger, as used during the Challenger Expedition of 1872-1876, scale 1:6, by Severn-Lamb Ltd., Stratford-upon-Avon, England, 1977.

Model of the chemical laboratory aboard HMS Challenger

1872-1876 (original); 1977 (model)
Reproduction of Huygens clock movement (from "Horologium Oscillatorium" 1673) with brass seconds dial and additional minutes dial and seconds dial

Reproduction of Huygens clock movement

1927
Objects showing improvements made by Loseby in compensation balances and pendulums, designed to eliminate the middle temperature error. Includes 4 compensation balances, 9 small curved tubes, 8 small straight tubes, apparatus for illustrating Loseby's Pendulum, as for regulating motion of telescope, 1843-1884

Representation of Loseby's Modifications in Compensation Balances and Pendulums, 1843-1884

1843-1884
Reconstruction of Hooke's demonstration of a long pendulum controlled by a watch,1955-1965

Reconstruction of Hook's Pendulum Demonstration,1955-1965

1955-1965
Pattern welding. Reconstructions, illustrating a 1st millennium technique. Made by J.W. Anstee, 13 process stage specimens

Pattern welding. Reconstructions