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Technology in the 1500's?
the astrolabe was one of them
Here are some milestones in the development of technology used by geographers. Put them in the order in which they appeared in history. Aircraft Astrolabe Cartography Navigational compass?
catorgraphy astrolabe navigational compass aircraft APEX ;P
What where All what advances in technology contributed to the Age of Exploration?
Help which one is it A) a mariner's compass B) circumnavigation C) the astrolabe D) the caravel
How do you measure the cast of a gun stock?
tape measure?
Why do we measure angles in degrees?
Because an angle is a degree. It would be pretty silly to measure them in, say, horsepower, no?
Why must the astrolabe be lined up with north?
The astrolabe needs to be lined up with north so that the user can accurately measure the altitude of a celestial object. By aligning the astrolabe with north, the user can ensure that the measurements taken are correctly referenced against the horizon and celestial coordinates.
What do you use to measure the passage of time in terms of the patterns of your solar system?
ASTROLABE
What did an astrolabe do other than measure global position in medieval times?
That is what its purpose was and what it did.
What is cross staff and astrolabe?
A cross staff is a navigational instrument used to measure angles, typically for celestial navigation, by aligning a crosspiece with an object in the sky. An astrolabe is a historical instrument used to observe and measure the positions of stars and planets. It was used for navigation, timekeeping, and astrology.
How did sailors use a astrolabe?
Sailors used an astrolabe to measure the angle of the sun or a star above the horizon. By knowing this angle and the current date, they could calculate their latitude at sea. This helped them navigate and determine their position on the open ocean.
When the astrolabe is leveled in order to read the what?
When the astrolabe is leveled, it allows the user to accurately measure the altitude of celestial objects above the horizon. This information can then be used to determine one's latitude on Earth. By aligning the astrolabe and leveling it properly, the user can obtain precise readings for astronomical navigation.
What does astrolabe mean?
An astrolabe is an ancient navigation instrument used to measure the altitude of celestial bodies, typically used for determining latitude and telling time. It consists of a disk with a rotating arm and sights for taking measurements of the stars and planets.
What were the two navigational instruments in Prince Henry school?
compass, and the astrolabe
What information did the astrolabe and quadrant give them?
The astrolabe and quadrant were essential instruments for navigation and astronomy during the medieval period. The astrolabe allowed users to measure the altitude of celestial bodies, helping to determine latitude at sea and during land travel. Meanwhile, the quadrant provided a means to measure angles and distances, enabling navigators to assess their position relative to the horizon and celestial objects. Together, these tools facilitated more accurate navigation and a better understanding of the cosmos.
How does an astrolabe connect to astronomy?
== == the astrolabe is to find the altitude of a stellar object
What part of speech is astrolabe?
The word astrolabe is a noun. The plural is astrolabes.
How do you may astrolabe on alchemy classic?
astrolabe=star+mechanical clock
