Heron's Engine (or Hero's Engine) (4F30.01)
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A working model of the first primitive steam engine. A glass globe containing a small amount of water is heated with a flame. The steam produced comes out through two arms and spins the globe.
1) This is also called an Aeolipile, invented by Hero (aka Heron) of Alexandria.