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The radiometer, invented in the 1870's by Sir William Crookes, is a device capable of detecting and measuring radiant energy, typically visible light or infra-red radiation. It consists of a glass container containing a partial vacuum and four small vanes mounted on a pivot. The vanes are black on one side and white on the other. When struck by radiant energy, the assembly of vanes spins around wi
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