Lightning, Thunder and Lightning Conductors

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In an era marked by rapid scientific discovery, "Lightning, Thunder and Lightning Conductors" by Gerald Molloy offers a compelling exploration of atmospheric phenomena. This late 19th-century work meticulously examines the nature and causes of lightning and thunder, while also detailing the innovative design and function of lightning conductors—essential tools for safeguarding structures from nature's fury. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, Molloy's publication serves as a crucial resource for understanding the intersection of science and safety in a time when electrical knowledge was burgeoning. Engage with this enlightening document to uncover the intricate relationship between human ingenuity and the forces of nature.

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