Definitions containing the term faraday's dark space

What does faraday's dark space mean?

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Faraday's Dark Space: A non-luminous space between the negative and positive glows, produced in an incompletely exhausted tube through which a static discharge, as from an induction coil, is produced. It is perceptible in a rarefaction of 6 millimeters (.24 inch) and upwards. If the exhaustion is very high a dark space appears between the negative electrode and its discharge. This is known as Crookes' dark space.