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An Essay on the Use of Celestial and Terrestrial Globes

An Essay on the Use of Celestial and Terrestrial Globes

George Adams
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How to navigate using 18th-century instruments. George Adams was the mathematical instrument maker to the King of England and the optician to the Prince of Wales. Utilizing simple scientific truths, Adams describes how to find the longitude and latitude of any location, how to ascertain the sun's declination, how to construct a sundial, how to determine the coordinates of a comet, how to plan for winter or summer solstices, and much more.
Language
English
Pages
246
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pelican
Release
August 31, 2006
ISBN
1565549481
ISBN 13
9781565549487

An Essay on the Use of Celestial and Terrestrial Globes

George Adams
0/5 ( ratings)
How to navigate using 18th-century instruments. George Adams was the mathematical instrument maker to the King of England and the optician to the Prince of Wales. Utilizing simple scientific truths, Adams describes how to find the longitude and latitude of any location, how to ascertain the sun's declination, how to construct a sundial, how to determine the coordinates of a comet, how to plan for winter or summer solstices, and much more.
Language
English
Pages
246
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pelican
Release
August 31, 2006
ISBN
1565549481
ISBN 13
9781565549487

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