Claudius Ptolemy: Astronomy and Cosmography
Published May 9, 2012Ptolemy’s astronomical treatise Almagest, written in Alexandria in the 2nd century, was first published in Venice, in a Latin translation,... View Article
Ptolemy’s astronomical treatise Almagest, written in Alexandria in the 2nd century, was first published in Venice, in a Latin translation,... View Article
Mercator’s working life was an integration of learning and skill. He was a cartographer, cosmographer, astronomer, engraver, printer and instrument-maker.... View Article
Type: BookInv. No. n/aSource: Royal Astronomical Society Tycho Brahe is the exhibition’s final example of an astronomical craftsman. His planetary... View Article
Type: bookInv. No. n/aSource: Special Collections Department, University of Glasgow Library Mercator was the first owner of this copy of... View Article
Type: bookInv. No. n/aSource: Royal Astronomical Society Copernicus had agreed to a proposal from Rheticus that a tentative ‘first account’,... View Article
Type: BookInv. No. n/aSource: Royal Astronomical Society A rare example of Schöner’s explanatory tract on his celestial globe; a companion... View Article
BOOKS, GLOBES AND INSTRUMENTS OF THE 16TH CENTURY An exhibition by the Royal Astronomical Society and the Museum of the... View Article
BOOKS, GLOBES AND INSTRUMENTS OF THE 16TH CENTURY An exhibition by the Royal Astronomical Society and the Museum of the... View Article
Key Stage: Post-16 and A-level Length: 1-2 hours (adaptable) Maximum number: See Planning a visit This session takes the form... View Article
Details: The Mechanical Universe [pdf] / Science programme leaflet [pdf]Key Stage: 3 and 4 Length: 1-2 hours (adaptable) Maximum number:... View Article