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Jenaer Jahrbuch zur Technik- und Industriegeschichte 2010, Band 13

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Jenaer Jahrbuch zur Technik- und Industriegeschichte 2010, Band 13Der 13. Band des gut eingefhrten Jahrbuchs fr Technikgeschichte bringt wieder viel aus der Zeit der glorreichen Jenaer Industrie vergangener Jahre: Die Geschichte der Polarisationsmikroskope, Otto Eppensteins revolutionre Erfindung eines Messgertes fr groe Lngen, sowie einen Bericht ber die Geschichte der Entdeckung zahlreicher Planetoiden mit dem weltgrten Schmidt Teleskop in Tautenburg bei Jena. Weitere Aufstze betreffen den Nachweis schwchster

Der 13. Band des gut eingeführten Jahrbuchs für Technikgeschichte bringt wieder viel aus der Zeit der glorreichen Jenaer Industrie vergangener Jahre: Die Geschichte der Polarisationsmikroskope, Otto Eppensteins revolutionäre Erfindung eines Messgerätes für große Längen, sowie einen Bericht über die Geschichte der Entdeckung zahlreicher Planetoiden mit dem weltgrößten Schmidt-Teleskop in Tautenburg bei Jena. Weitere Aufsätze betreffen den Nachweis schwächster Lichtquellen in der Astronomie, Konstruktionsprobleme besonderer Schwierigkeit, die Geschichte der Glocken in Jena, Apolda und Umgebung, die Versuche in Brandenburg optisches Glas zu erschmelzen und neue Erkenntnisse über die Geschichte der Zeissschen Kleinplanetarien. Ferner gibt es einen Aufsatz über Entwicklungen zur ophthalmologischen Technik in der Schweiz und einen spannenden Bericht über Versuche zur Aufklärung der gewaltigen Festigkeit von Spinnenfäden in einem Jenaer Akademieinstitut
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