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RADIO AGE for January, 1927
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The Guide to Radio prices and Radio Quality.
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Scientist Proposes Big Rockets to Attract Lightning
AN interesting modification of Benjamin Franklin's celebrated experiment of drawing down lightning on a kite string has been proposed by Dr. C. V. Boys, famous English physicist now living in well-earned retirement after a lifetime of distinguised service as a teacher. Dr. Boys proposes that rockets be sent up into a thunder cloud to see whether a flash of lightning will then follow the track of the rocket, either downward to the earth or upward from the earth to the cloud. Experts on lightning are disagreed about what starts the flashes and about what determines the path of a flash. The track of a rocket contains, Dr. Boys points out, a multitude of electrified atoms, discharged as the explosive burns and drives the rocket upward. Knowledge of whether or not lightning would instantly follow the electrified channel thus created through the air might tell us much, Dr. Boys believes, about the nature of lightning. To touch off such a rocket-borne invitation to a lightning flash might not be, Dr. Boys admits, the safest occupation in the world. He suggests a long string attached to the fuse of the rocket and pulled by a person lying flat on the ground at some distance from the point where the lightning would be likely to strike.
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