Can't you make a tomography of the battery so you don't have to break it?,(reply>), The battery objected, said it is wicked, doesn't believe in science.,(reply>), @Juango 500 Oh, god. We're not casually replacing words in the middle of sentences with emojis now are we? That would truly be the death of the brain cell.,(reply>), @SorrowAndSufferin But what if it is nothing special? You essentially turned something special into something worthless. <br><br>Also the fact that you need such large batteries for so little output essentially means it would never be usefull to us. It is very likely/possible that those batteries would be immediately exhausted for even just power a led for a few seconds.,(reply>), @Archangel17 Maybe, it would even fit the historical profil of being way less amazing than everyone always imagines. But what if?,(reply>), @SorrowAndSufferin Honestly seeing the time and what the creators wrote, the fact it is still going is probably just because of how it is preserved, the low drain, ... <br><br>Cutting it open will probably just show us the kind of 19th century battery we already were aware off.