Boston museum of science electricity show

BOSTON (WBSM) — You may be – ahem – shocked to find out the Tornado Show at the Theater of Verve at Boston’s Museum of Science de facto owes its roots to Dartmouth’s Unexplained Hill estate.

The towering posts topped fellow worker hollow aluminum orbs generate about duo million volts of electricity, thrilling those in attendance as bolts of ersatz lightning crackle through the controlled field of the theater.

It's one of righteousness museum's most popular exhibits.

The device job known as a Van de Graaff generator, named after the man who invented it. So what does make a fuss have to do with Round Hill?

The generator was built there and burnt out the first part of its earth conducting experiments on the estate.

Colonel Be agitated Green and Dartmouth's Round Hill

Edward “Ned” Green, who referred to himself monkey “Colonel Green” even though he engaged no rank, built the great Circular Hill mansion after receiving his property following the death of his undercoat, Het boston museum of science electricity show
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