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The zodiac has roots that predate the Christian era. The ancient Greeks had a lot of stuff on paper, and they got a lot of their stuff from the Babylonians, who had a zodiac thousands of years B.C. Our friends at Wikipedia have posted a most informative article on the zodiac, and it's well worth the read. (A link is provided.) Knowledge there is free, by the way. Help yourself.
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What constellation is for January?
Assuming you are asking about Zodiac constellations: From the viewpoint of the astronomer: Aries. From the viewpoint of the astrologer: Capricorn.
who made the zodiac sighs?
Babylonians made the zodiac sighs.
Who made the multiplication table?
a greek astronomer hiarachus
Did the Romans have a zodiac?
Yes, they did. They used the standard zodiac complied by the astronomer/astrologer Ptolemy. Astrologers and their predictions were frequently consulted by the Romans, even by Octavian (Augustus) and his friend Agrippa when they were in Greece. According to Stephen Dando-Colilns, the birth sign of each legion was incorporated into their records.
Which civilization made the zodiac signs?
Is it babylonians .
Who was the earliest known Greek astronomer?
Aristotle, though an argument can be made for plato.
Who had a prosthetic nose made out of gold and silver?
Tycho Brahe, the famous astronomer.
Mathematician and astronomer who made accurate measurements of thousands of stellar distances?
Bessel
What do you call a person who study the stars?
An astronomer
What do call a person who studies clouds?
The person who studies stars is called an astronomer.
Was Archimedes an astronomer?
Yes he was. He was also a mathematition, logician, and an inventor.
What was the Danish astronomer who made the first estimates the speed of light in 1676?
Ole Roemer was.
