Regency Science and Invention – Page 12

Regency Science and Invention: The Weatherman

By Anne | March 8, 2012 - 10:23 am |March 8, 2012 Regency Science and Invention

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We all love to lament about the Weatherman. Although I have only lived in a few other countries, its not hard for me to imagine Continue →

Regency Science and Invention: The Tin Can

By Anne | January 29, 2012 - 10:41 pm |April 11, 2014 Regency Science and Invention

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Man, the tin can is pretty amazing. Not only can you tie it with some string and make a phone call, or use it for Continue →

Regency Science and Invention: The Luddites Rage Against the Machine

By anneglover | October 31, 2011 - 11:20 pm |October 31, 2011 Regency Science and Invention

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The recent local debates about Occupy movement and random acts of anarchy that sometimes follow protest got me thinking… About the Regency, of course! I Continue →

Regency Science and Invention: The Steam Locomotive

By Anne | March 31, 2011 - 9:20 pm |March 31, 2011 Regency Science and Invention

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Ah, the scourge of the coaching roads. No wonder the railway was destined to become a staple of British travel. Richard Trevithick (1771-1833) was a Continue →