People read by these bacteria lamps—invented by Hiroshi Nakamura, of the Tokio Imperial University Light for these lamps comes from bacteria in cuttie fish, which have properties similar to that of the glow-worm. Carefully cultivated colonies, living in "bulbs," will shine for three years. Five lamps were used to photograph the book above.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 May 1939, Page 11
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53People read by these bacteria lamps—invented by Hiroshi Nakamura, of the Tokio Imperial University Light for these lamps comes from bacteria in cuttie fish, which have properties similar to that of the glow-worm. Carefully cultivated colonies, living in "bulbs," will shine for three years. Five lamps were used to photograph the book above. Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 May 1939, Page 11
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