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Nonfiction: Geissler tube. Circa 1885.

January 23, 1862: Glassblower, physicist, and Gnomon algorithm theorist Johann Geißler demonstrates an advanced version of the Geissler tube which acts as a simple scrying engine, using low pressure gas-discharge luminescence as a remote-input-output modulator.

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+* [[Geissler tube (nonfiction)]]
+* [[Neon lighting (nonfiction)]]
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