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Suomi: Heronin aeolipiili
Türkçe: Yunanlı mühendis Hero’nun yaptığı ilk örnek türbin
Date 1876
Source Knight's American Mechanical Dictionary, 1876. source
Author The entry under Aeolipile in volume one of this work states "The cut is copied from Hero’s “Spiritalia”, edited by Woodcroft, of London."
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