Two of our beautiful replica of Galileo's Telescopes plus a glass prism give us a very usable spectroscope.

Galileo opened the Pandora's box of Quantum Mechanics from the development of the telescope. This led to the development of the spectroscope which allowed us to measure the chemistry of the stars and everything else.

Newton seems to have slipped up on  discovering this one when he was studying the prism.

We have just finished helping on a new inexpensive form of video project for spreading the good news of work going on in science and engineering. This pilot project called Chemical Explorers is  about a recent discovery at MIT of a new catalytic  method of  electro-chemically  producing hydrogen more cheaply than ever before. To see the results . Click Here  

Galileo Projects
Building the most accurate replica's of the Galileo's surviving telescopes
 

Typical instruments in inventory for sale
  The Three Scientific Instruments That Changed Our  World Forever 

Telescopes  A to see summary page  for our precise replications of Galileo's Telescopes For Griffith Observatory  and Adler Planetarium

The Galvanometer.   1825 The little simple instrument that inspired all of the serious discoveries in all branches of science and the explosion of inventions. The Spectroscope   Displaying the rain bow of air heated to the surface temperature of the sun. Discovering new elements and generating the need for quantum physics

Plasmas and magnetic field pushing electrons and ions around, The spectrum of glowing Hydrogen. Oxygen, Nitrogen, Mercury Tesla / Oudin High Voltage Coils Generating 6 foot  plasma bolts  of lightning   We  Advise, sell  and  rent Scientific & Engineering Instruments for Props in Movies, TV Programs  Museum Displays and Demonstrations.  Many of these wonderful item are For Sale Click here to see our resume for more details services offered. Select Instruments which are for sale that have appeared in National TV science programs See them in use. Alexander Graham Bell Metal detector and the story of his attempt to save Pres. Garfield life Hearing Aid  before batteries Alexander Graham Bell Telephone--Should Bell have gotten his 1st patent  Instruments for sale Typhoid Mary Chemical apparatus use for props in the filming of the award winning show. Percival Julian  Chemical Apparatus and Instrument used as Props in the Filming of the one of the greatest chemist of the 20th century. Galileo's Telescope building a replica of for the Science Channel's program Brilliant Minds. Galileo Building Testing & Advising Inclined Plane for the Science Channel's program Brilliant Mind Golden Gate Bridge Calculating and Drafting Instrument used in the Filming Adolphus Washington Greely Filming  His 1881-1884 Lady Franklin Bay Expedition to the Artic. Greely Lost Nineteen Out of His Twenty Five Men. Japanese TV production of A.G.Bell's metal detector telephone Program Prophets of Science The film reveals the the uncanny visions of science fiction's founding fathers and shows how they inspired some of the most important inventions of the Twentieth Century. New; Jim & Rhoda working on the TV set o f "Prophets of Science Fiction." More Spectroscopes & Spectrum   Web pages  For fun & relaxation Come  and visit us at the Brimfield Mass. out door Antique shows in 2006  We Buy & Sell Good Prices Beautiful Instruments We love hearing & talking about them. Why we need more support  for Basic Research Simple Examples of the Use of html Tags to Make WEB Pages Digital Ham Radio surrounded by Victorian scientific Instruments. See 55year old radio controlled Rudderbug Airplane crashes in Mokena Ill. The 50 car train wreck that nearly squished Jim. The story is printed in the fall issue of Dots and Dashes  It includes great pictures of a valuable telegrapher's watch, telegraph sounder, telegraph office, train wreck, and an official railroad telegrapher and what they really did for a living. You can Go to our other web site to see a additional instruments For Sale How a Wimshurst Electrostatic Works Lists of Additional Instruments For Sale   Special Thanks to the staff of IMSS With regard to our project of  the Galileo Telescope  for the Griffith Observatory  Rhoda & I  can not thank the staff of  the ISTITUTE E MUSEO DI STORIA DELLA SCIENZA  Florence Italy enough for their help on our recent visit to gather data on Galileo Telescope. Most of us cannot appreciate 'enough'  the hard work and dedication  of the museum staff behind the scenes that preserve and prepare for display those precious things that demonstrate so well the positive attributes of the scientific community. This is a beautiful Museum  for art lovers and scientist alike. The Instrument are truly works of art  which  also have had a major influence on our quality of life. Click here to share with us  a bit of our visit to this wonderful Museum in Florence Italy  and a short tour of Venice & Austria. Visit the wonderful Animations site  of the Museum to see how things in Galileo's time work All photos and written material are by Jim & Rhoda Morris unless noted otherwise. Free personal and educational use and reproduction is encouraged--- Acknowledgment is appreciated; all commercial rights are reserved my stuff Copyright 11/27/2005 Jim & Rhoda Morris