English: A photograph of a section of the crushed lightning rod first described by J.A. Pollock and S. Barraclough, 1905, Proc. R. Soc. New South Wales 39, 131. They correctly described the crushing mechanism as a result of the interaction of the large current flowing in the conductor with its own magnetic field.
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