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Lichtenberg figure: high-voltage dielectric breakdown in an acrylic polymer block
Lichtenberg figure: high-voltage dielectric breakdown in an acrylic polymer block
Pieces of Plexiglas taken from the windscreen of a German plane shot down during World War II
Pieces of Plexiglas taken from the windscreen of a German plane shot down during World War II
Cast Acrylic
Cast Acrylic
Close-up of pressure sphere of the bathyscaphe Trieste, with a single conical window of PMMA set into sphere hull. The very small black circle (smalle
Close-up of pressure sphere of the bathyscaphe Trieste, with a single conical window of PMMA set into sphere hull. The very small black circle (smaller than the man's head) is the inner side of the plastic "window", only a few inches in diameter. The larger circular clear black area represents the larger outer side of the thick one-piece plastic cone "window".
Trieste shortly after her purchase by the US Navy in 1958
Trieste shortly after her purchase by the US Navy in 1958
Don Walsh and Jacques Piccard aboard Trieste
Don Walsh and Jacques Piccard aboard Trieste
Trieste just before the Mariana dive 23 January 1960, seen escorted by USS Lewis
Trieste just before the Mariana dive 23 January 1960, seen escorted by USS Lewis