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5. I have something like that in my house.

Thu Nov 29, 2012, 02:02 PM

Nov 2012

I call it a "window." When you look at it, you see something similar to what the weather is outside. It's really cool.

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New liquid nitrogen lamp recreates weather inside your home [View all] DavidDvorkin Nov 2012 OP

i generally go inside to avoid what is going on outside dembotoz Nov 2012 #1

That was my reaction, too. DavidDvorkin Nov 2012 #3

I could let my roof deteriorate and get that for free. n/t Bonhomme Richard Nov 2012 #2

But this way you don't actually get rain or snow, etc. DavidDvorkin Nov 2012 #4

I have something like that in my house. MineralMan Nov 2012 #5

This is fascinating siligut Nov 2012 #6

What is this? Hogwarts great hall ceiling? nt longship Nov 2012 #7

Apparently it's hydrogen, not nitorgen Care Acutely Nov 2012 #8