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A drop-shaped Galilean Thermometer
Rather than a vertical tube or standard-shaped device, this Galileo thermometer is shaped like a drop of water. Placed on your desk, displayed prominently on your dresser or anywhere else, it’s a decorative piece that’s sure to intrigue and capture attention. An excellent choice of scientific decoration to combine business with pleasure in your home!
The Teardrop Galileo Thermometer to capture attention
The workings of Galileo’s thermometer are fascinating. And with this teardrop-shaped thermometer, you can observe it up close. With the balls rising and falling with the ambient temperature, this decorative piece will never look the same. Day or night, from one season to the next, you’ll enjoy the incessant dance of Galileo’s thermometer.
Features of the Teardrop Galileo Thermometer
- Materials: Crystal glass
- Balls: 5
- Temperature range: 18 to 26°C
- Tube dimensions: 16 cm x 10 cm
- Style: Galileo glass thermometer
- Non-toxic and non-hazardous liquid
- Scientific gift idea
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The Galileo Thermometer, an original weather station
If you're a fan of science and decoration, browse our Galileo Thermometer collection in search of your next weather station. A unique decoration that will tell you the temperature of the room in the most beautiful way! An ideal gift that will brighten up any living room or bedroom.Galileo Thermometer related products
Sarah Brown –
This thermometer adds some charm to the decor. works as described, and the colours are vibrant. wish there were more sizes to choose from.
Jason Patel –
Cracking piece for the mantle. does its job well and is a brilliant conversation starter. feels a bit lightweight, but no biggie.
Emma Clarke –
I’m pleased with this buy – got it for my brother who loves all things science. The way the colours change is lovely. Bit pricier than some other gifts but worth it for the uniqueness.
Dave Wilson –
The teardrop shape is really striking. I’ve a few of these Galileos around, each one different, but this might be my favourite. Would have loved a matching stand though.
Margaret Hollis –
my grandson Oliver (he’s 8) spotted this on the windowsill and wouldn’t leave it alone. He’s been checking the little bubbles every morning to see which one has sunk, and now he’s telling the whole family what the temperature is. Chuffed to bits, and so am I, it looks lovely too.
Daniel Pritchard –
Spot on. Sits nicely in the lounge and the coloured bulbs rise and fall as the room warms and cools.