Titlebook: Early Astronomy; Hugh Thurston Book 1994 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1994 astronomy.earth.planet.telescope

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The earliest systematic stargazers were the Babylonians. Let us see what they actually recorded, according to tablets that have been found. There is a fascinating account of how the tablets were found and interpreted in Otto Neugebauer’s . [46].

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Starting some time before 700 ., yet another group of people, the classical Greeks, were coming to grips with astronomy.

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The Babylonians,The earliest systematic stargazers were the Babylonians. Let us see what they actually recorded, according to tablets that have been found. There is a fascinating account of how the tablets were found and interpreted in Otto Neugebauer’s . [46].

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The Greeks,Starting some time before 700 ., yet another group of people, the classical Greeks, were coming to grips with astronomy.

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Book 1994rections of the sun. Other peoples were interested in the irregular motions of the planets and in the way in which the times of rising of the various stars varied through the year, so we need to know about these phenomena, i. e. , about retrogression and about heliacal rising, to usc the technical t

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Megalithic Astronomy,on the day of the summer solstice, we can watch the sun rise over a distant stone pillar known as the heel-stone. The people who built Stonehenge must have been more than just interested in midsummer sunrise; they must have been eager to mark it on a vast scale [21].

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