Lecture

Lab Work: the Astrolabe

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This lecture covers the construction and use of the astrolabe, a historical astronomical instrument. The instructor explains how to make a paper astrolabe and its significance in determining time, latitude, and celestial observations. The lecture also delves into the complexities of time standards and the challenges of measuring time accurately.

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