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Eric,

I'd recommend a plasma tube and/or crackle tube.  We have a 4' tall plasma tube and it runs every day, 9am-5pm.  It's displayed behind an additional glass wall enclosure, for safety, but it's still an eye-catcher.

The tubes come in a variety of colors, sizes and shapes.  And if you have the budget, you can have one customized for almost any requirement.

--Jeff--

Jeff Rosenblatt
Director, Science City & Gottlieb Planetarium
Kansas City's Science Center
 
Union Station Kansas City, Inc.
30 W. Pershing Rd.  Suite 400
Kansas City, MO  64108
Office:  816-460-2218
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A colleague is asking for this:

"a background source of crackling lightening like emissions that could be sustained from 10 am until 6 pm six days a week for eleven months, not stop visitor pace makers, not require a person to stand with a rod. In other words, Something supercool to give the feeling of Frankenstein's cinema lab."

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

Eric Siegel


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