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Dunsthöhle Bad Pyrmont

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    14 de dezembro de 2016

    The haze cave is located on the site of a former quarry in which Buntsandstein was broken. When the quarry workers came to a certain depth, they noticed a "haze" from which they fainted.

    In the pit one found again and again dead birds and other animals. As the Pyrmont Fountain Doctor Johann Philipp Seip came to Pyrmont in 1712, he followed these apparitions. He came to the conclusion that it was sulfuric art, since carbon dioxide was not known at that time.

    With the permission of Prince Friedrich Anton Ulrich to Waldeck and Pyrmont he had 1720 "build a stone vault over the steaming pit and build a small vaulted wall over there to set up a dry pool of sweat.

    The strange behavior of the CO2 gas has impressed visitors since Seip until today.

    It is one and a half times heavier than air, so it stays in the pit and responds mainly to air temperature and pressure. In the CO2 gas you get a feeling of warmth. At the same time, the temperature of the gas in the vapor chamber is considerably cooler in the summer at high air temperatures. In winter it is the other way around.

    The explanation of this phenomenon is the circulation-promoting effect of the gas.

    The building above the haze and the guardhouse were renovated in 2000 and the park was redesigned.
    Source (regi-on.de/kultur-freizeit/freizeit-erholung/sehenswuerdigkeiten/62.htm)

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      11 de novembro de 2021

      The vapor cave should definitely be visited - the last natural spectacle of its kind in Europe.

      Only possible with a guided tour, the price is 1.50 euros for adults.

      Absolutely interesting, great tour with great explanations.
      More is not revealed, so that the wow effect is greater!

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        10 de fevereiro de 2022

        The haze cave in Bad Pyrmont is a brick grotto from which carbon dioxide flows. After the Hundsgrotte near Naples was walled up after the Second World War, it is the only cave of this kind in Europe.
        At the beginning of the 18th century, workers noticed that gas was escaping from the quarry rock. If they got near the gas leaks, they would faint after a while. When it rained heavily, the carbonic acid rose from the rainwater in the form of bubbles. Dead birds and other dead animals were often found near the gas wells. In 1712, the fountain doctor Johann Philipp Seip came to Pyrmont and got to the bottom of this natural phenomenon. Due to the suffocating properties of the gas, Seip initially assumed that the gas was sulfur gas.
        Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunsth%C3%B6hle

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          12 de abril de 2025

          The Haze Cave is unique in Germany. It is located on the site of a former quarry where red sandstone was extracted in the 17th century. Quarry workers noticed a "haze" at a certain depth that caused people to faint. Dead birds were repeatedly found in the pit. Well doctor Dr. Johann Philipp Seip came to Pyrmont in 1712 and investigated the phenomenon. He suspected it was sulfur vapor. Carbon dioxide (CO2) was only discovered a few years later as atmospheric acid.

          The metal half-shells symbolize the numerous springs in Bad Pyrmont.

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            6 de junho de 2022

            The haze cave is on the site of a former quarry where red sandstone was quarried in the 17th century. Quarry workers noticed a "haze" at a certain depth that made people faint. Dead birds and animals are also found in the pit from time to time.

            When the well-known well doctor Dr. Johann Phillip Seip came to Pyrmont in 1712 and got to the bottom of the apparitions. He assumed it was sulfur vapor. Carbon dioxide CO2 was only discovered as atmospheric acid a few years later.

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