France 1782. The pillars and the top of the main building are not normal electricity for the time, or so we think. Predates Edison's reveal of the light bulb by nearly 100 years.

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Nuremburg, Germany, 1650. A firework display they call it. There is in fact fireworks going off, but look closer.....

The weapons that the men have are not fireworks. Not at all, can't even be mistaken for fireworks. Those are swords that are used as electricity conductors, electricity of which is harnessed from the altar in the middle. The swords are even shaped like lightning bolts.

It is a surprise that this illustration wasn't quickly hidden. It clearly shows electricity harnessing, and they just call this a simple firework display hoping no one would look closer at the illustration.

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This is quite the firework show for 1769. What on earth did the cannons look like? That is a considerable distance away. In my estimation, the diameter of these fireworks would be several times the diameter of the main building in this illustration.

And by the way, take a look at the year engraving on the pillars. It was lazily drawn in after the illustration was done. It isn't even centered. What a joke. This could be a completely different time period all together.

Not to mention, the other inscriptions look very unoriginal to the illustration. It is likely someone drew them in a long time after.

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Apparently these are from 1770. Quite the electrical-looking lights. This predates Edison's reveal of the light bulb to the world by over 100 years.

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They used #light long before Tesla came around. First depiction is from 1790. The second from 1682.

Depictions of illumination of the Kremlin in 1801 and 1856. #light

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