Photos | Heating Copper Wire in Furnace
A close-up of a copper wire being heated in a furnace, as part of Caltech's metal experiments in 2008. The wire is coiled into a spiral and could potentially be used as a rotor in a machine.
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2008-03-18T09:18:05-07:00
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