William Snow Harris was a notable 19th-century British scientist and inventor, primarily known for his contributions in the fields of electrical engineering and meteorology. He made significant advancements in the study of electricity and its applications, particularly in relation to telegraphy. Harris is also recognized for his invention of the "Harris Lightning Conductor," an early form of lightning rod that was designed to protect buildings from lightning strikes. Furthermore, he contributed to the understanding of atmospheric electricity.
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