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World’s Largest Solar Chandelier Unveiled by Artist Luke Jerram in Bristol!

09/27/2012
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  • Luke Jerram World's Largest Solar Chandelier
    British artist Luke Jerram is known for his stunning art installations, which are often inspired by science. His latest project, unveiled yesterday at the Bristol and Bath Science Park, is the world's largest solar chandelier! The 16.5-foot-tall chandelier is made of 665 glass bulbs that spin when exposed to light - hit the jump to see a video of it in motion.
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  • Luke Jerram World's Largest Solar Chandelier
    British artist Luke Jerram is known for his stunning art installations, which are often inspired by science. His latest project, unveiled yesterday at the Bristol and Bath Science Park, is the world's largest solar chandelier! The 16.5-foot-tall chandelier is made of 665 glass bulbs that spin when exposed to light - hit the jump to see a video of it in motion.
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  • Luke Jerram World's Largest Solar Chandelier
    British artist Luke Jerram is known for his stunning art installations, which are often inspired by science. His latest project, unveiled yesterday at the Bristol and Bath Science Park, is the world's largest solar chandelier! The 16.5-foot-tall chandelier is made of 665 glass bulbs that spin when exposed to light - hit the jump to see a video of it in motion.
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  • Luke Jerram World's Largest Solar Chandelier
    British artist Luke Jerram is known for his stunning art installations, which are often inspired by science. His latest project, unveiled yesterday at the Bristol and Bath Science Park, is the world's largest solar chandelier! The 16.5-foot-tall chandelier is made of 665 glass bulbs that spin when exposed to light - hit the jump to see a video of it in motion.
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  • Luke Jerram World's Largest Solar Chandelier
    British artist Luke Jerram is known for his stunning art installations, which are often inspired by science. His latest project, unveiled yesterday at the Bristol and Bath Science Park, is the world's largest solar chandelier! The 16.5-foot-tall chandelier is made of 665 glass bulbs that spin when exposed to light - hit the jump to see a video of it in motion.
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Luke Jerram World's Largest Solar Chandelier

British artist Luke Jerram is known for his stunning art installations, which are often inspired by science. His latest project, unveiled yesterday at the Bristol and Bath Science Park, is the world's largest solar chandelier! The 16.5-foot-tall chandelier is made of 665 glass bulbs that spin when exposed to light - hit the jump to see a video of it in motion.

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