Pendulum (English Wikipedia)

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  • "...it is affected by either the intemperance of the air or any faults in the mechanism so the crutch QR is not always activated by the same force... With large arcs the swings take longer, in the way I have explained, therefore some inequalities in the motion of the timepiece exist from this cause...", Huygens, Christiaan (1658). Horologium (PDF). The Hague: Adrian Vlaqc., translation by Ernest L. Edwardes (December 1970) Antiquarian Horology, Vol.7, No.1
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  • Picard, Jean (1671). La Mesure de la Terre [The Measurement of the Earth] (in French). Paris, France: Imprimerie Royale. p. 4. Picard described a pendulum consisting of a copper ball which was an inch (2.54 mm) in diameter and was suspended by a strand of pite, a fiber from the aloe plant. Picard then mentions that temperature slightly effects the length of this pendulum: "Il est vray que cette longueur ne s'est pas toûjours trouvées si précise, & qu'il a semblé qu'elle devoit estre toûjours un peu accourcie en Hyver, & allongée en esté; mais c'est seulement de la dixieme partie d'une ligne ..." ("It is true that this length [of the pendulum] is not always found [to be] so precise, and that it seemed that it should be always a bit shortened in winter, and lengthened in summer; but it is only by a tenth part of a line ...") [1 ligne (line) = 2.2558 mm].

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