Astrolabe Asineus tax-exempt Made from Rhodium and comes

Made from Rhodium and comes with a presentation box

at the Royal Observatory

vast landscape of the shale hills below our viewpoint

To the left an observer is using a quadrant to carry out astronomical observations

Astrolabe Asineus tax-exempt Made from Rhodium and comesPerfected by Arabic and Persian astronomers, by the end of the seventeenth century, the Astrolabe was the most used instrument in the history of Astronomy. One of the basic tools for astronomy education, the astrolabe can be used to tell the time, during the day or the night and to find the time and length of both sunrise and sunset. It can also be used to identify celestial objects in the night sky in order to determine latitude. Still in use today,