Science in Glass
Glass is one of the most important basic materials. Optical sciences especially would not be possible without glass: glass lenses are an essential component of telescopes and microscopes. Experiments with prisms inspired Newton and Goethe to develop their colour theories.
Discover our Science in Glass to find not only lenses and prisms, but also decorative, interesting, and instructive items made from glass.
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The Galileo Thermometer
£ 28.96 *
The Goethe Table Barometer
£ 13.95 *
The Large Fitzroy Storm Glass
£ 29.95 *
The Small Fitzroy Storm Glass
£ 18.95 *
The Glass Planetarium
£ 26.70 *
The Magnetic Egg Timer
£ 18.50 *
Newton’s Window Prism
£ 18.95 *
Goethe’s Glass Prism
£ 11.45 *
The Right Angle Prism
£ 6.75 *
The Dove Prism
£ 13.40 *
The Prism Kit
£ 5.95 *
The Crystal Ball
£ 15.95 *
Einstein’s Drinking Duck
£ 18.95 *
Achromatic Lens, f=99.6 mm, Ø 26 mm
£ 4.75 *
Achromatic Lens, f=26.5 mm, Ø 15mm
£ 6.45 *
Achromatic Lens, f=39.5 mm, Ø 18 mm
£ 9.50 *
Achromatic Lens, f=97.0 mm, Ø 18 mm
£ 6.45 *
Achromatic Lens, f=135.5 mm, Ø 30 mm
£ 6.60 *
Achromatic Lens, f=275.0 mm, Ø 31 mm
£ 6.60 *
Achromatic Lens, f=124.0 mm, Ø 31 mm
£ 6.60 *
Achromatic Lens, f=147.3 mm, Ø 35 mm
£ 7.20 *
Achromatic Lens, f=156.4 mm, Ø 40 mm
£ 7.60 *
Achromatic Lens, f=147.0 mm, Ø 50 mm
£ 12.95 *