Kazimierz Kordylewski’s Telescope

Kazimierz Kordylewski’s Telescope
Origin	Kazimierz Kordylewski
Type	Telescope
Effects	Creates a gigantic dust bubble
Downsides	Will eventually enter the body and cause respiratory failure
Activation	Looking into
Collected by	Warehouse 13
Section	Heraclitus-259KZ
Aisle	704675-3154
Shelf	609950-3658-611
Date of Collection	May 12, 2004
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Origin

Kazimierz Kordylewski was an astronomer who claimed there existed large clouds of dust at sixty degrees ahead and behind the earth’s position with the moon. Their existence is still debated.

Effects

Creates gigantic dust bubbles several miles in size when looked through. They will appear at precisely sixty degrees offset from the lens and occur several hundred miles away. Each area is constantly budding new bubbles that form on the side and then separate to roll away elsewhere. Dust will freely enter through the mouth, nose and skin cells without exciting allergies or the immune system. However, increased exposure will cause worsening sickness, causing the respiratory system to become too weak to handle any inhalants or exchange oxygen in the blood.