Charting humanity's history of believing God created lightning to the futuristic Masdar city in Abu Dhabi, via experiments with
twitching frogs legs and the construction of the National Grid.
Not exact matches
Among the influences she cites in a preface to an 1831 edition of her novel is Luigi Galvani, who in 1780 found that an electrical charge could make a dead
frog's
legs twitch.
The first hint that electricity controls the body came in the 1780s, when Italian physician Luigi Galvani connected severed
frogs»
legs to a lightning rod, showing that they
twitched whenever lightning struck.
The induction of
twitches in severed
frog legs is not evidence that the community is still sentient.