The figures are named after Georg Lichtenberg, who found them in 1777 whereas experimenting with static electrical energy
A Wisconsin couple was electrocuted making an attempt a preferred, however harmful wood-burning method, legislation enforcement officers stated.
The “fractal burning” method creates lightning-like etchings through the use of jumper cables and disassembled microwave components to run high-voltage electrical energy via a bit of wooden soaked in a chemical resolution.
It yields patterns often known as Lichtenberg figures, named after the physicist Georg Lichtenberg who found them in 1777 whereas experimenting with static electrical energy.
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