An art handler holds an important Abbasid brass astrolabe, Iraq, Baghdad, circa 900 AD, during a photocall showcasing highlights from the Arts of the...
Observation with astrolabe. Early navigational/astronomical instrument used to determine latitute/longitude of position
The Caird Astrolabe, Probably made in France to a Moorish design c 1300. An instrument for observing and computing time direction and position. It...中古時代, 伊斯蘭教
Reverse of Caird Astrolabe, Probably made in France to a Moorish design. An instrument for observing and computing time direction and position. It...
Astrolabe, An Astrolabe, A Type Of Early Scientific Instrument Used For Reckoning Time And For Observational Purposes.
The Astrolabe sinking coloured lithograph by Louis Lebreton from the Journey around the world of Jean Francois de Galaup comte de Laperouse.十八世紀
Copy of a medieval Astrolabe. The astrolabe was invented around 200 BC in ancient Greece and used to solve various astronomical and navigation...
The period from the mid-8th century to the mid-13th century is considered the Islamic Golden Age. It was a time when Arabs and Muslims made great...伊斯蘭教, 哲學
Astrolabium, altes Instrument zur Bestimmung von Länge und Breite der Sterne, nach Regiomontanus, Johann Müller, Mathematiker, Astronom und Verleger...
Astrolabe of ?Umar ibn Yusuf ibn ?Umar ibn ?Ali ibn Rasul al-Muzaffari, Yemen, dated A.H. 690/ A.D. 1291. Artist ?Umar ibn Yusuf ibn ?Umar ibn ?Ali...
Astrolabe about AD 1345 - 1355 An astrolabe is an astronomical instrument that enables the user to determine the time during the day with the help of...夜晚
The astrolabe used by English navigator and Vice Admiral Sir Francis Drake on display at the National Maritime Museum, Plymouth, January 1968....
Woodcut engraving depicting an astronomy lesson: the figure in the centre is using an astrolabe. Dated 13th century.
Illustration of an astronomical quadrant, an instrument used to measure angles up to 90 degrees. Dated 18th Century.
This brass Islamic astrolabe originates in the region of North Africa known as the Maghrib. An astrolabe is in essence a model of the universe that...
This unsigned brass astrolabe is thought to originate from the region of Andalusia in Moorish Spain. An astrolabe is in essence a model of the...
Woodcut showing astronomers and their instruments, an armillary sphere and an astrolabe. Illustration from �The castle of knowledge� by Robert Record...
This gilded brass astrolabe was made by Gualterus Arsenius, an instrument maker from Louvain, Belgium. An astrolabe is in essence a model of the...
This brass Islamic astrolabe was made by Jamal al-Din at Lahore, Pakistan. An astrolabe is in essence a model of the universe that an astronomer...
This astrolabe was made by Georg Hartmann , an instrument maker from Nuremberg, Germany. An astrolabe is in essence a model of the universe that an...
This armillary astrolabe was made by Pierre Sevin of Paris, France and is mounted in armillary rings which allow for worldwide use. An astrolabe is...
This unsigned brass astrolabe is thought to be Italian in origin. An astrolabe is in essence a model of the universe that an astronomer could hold in...
This brass Islamic astrolabe was made by Musatafa Ayyub-I in the Middle East. An astrolabe is in essence a model of the universe that an astronomer...
This armillary astrolabe was made by Pierre Sevin of Paris, France and is mounted in armillary rings which allow for worldwide use. An astrolabe is...
Made by Sivalala, this large copper astrolabe with Sanskrit script was commissioned by Raja Ramasimha in 1870. An astrolabe is in essence a model of...
An astrolabe thurible, belongs to Mamelukes era, is being displayed at the Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum in Istanbul, Turkey on November 16, 2017....伊斯蘭教
Takyuddin and other astronomers at the Galata observatory founded in 1557 by Sultan Suleyman, from the Sehinsahname of Murad III, c.1581伊斯蘭教, 製圖技術, 插圖
Flame burns within the astrolabe during the Opening Ceremony of the 15th Asian Games Doha 2006 at the Khalifa stadium on December 1, 2006 in Doha,...
Gallery assistant holds a rare Umayyad brass astrolabe, signed by Muhammad ibn al-Saffar, Spain, Cordoba, dated in Western Abjad 411 AH/1020 AD, with...
Gallery assistant holds a rare Umayyad brass astrolabe, signed by Muhammad ibn al-Saffar, Spain, Cordoba, dated in Western Abjad 411 AH/1020 AD, with...西班牙
The astrolabe was an instrument used by early astronomers to measure the altitude of stars and planets and also as a navigational aid.
An astrolabe is an instrument used by early astronomers to measure the altitude of stars and planets. It can also serve as a navagational aid.
The Astronomer and the Computing clerkAstronomer raising an astrolabe to a starry sky between writing and computing clerks. From the Psalter of Saint...天文學家
Plate from the cosmographical atlas Harmonia Macrocosmica by Andreas Cellarius. The planisphere of Copernicus, or the system of the entire created...歸檔, 安德烈亞斯·塞拉里烏斯
The Prague Astronomical Clock or Prague Orloj mounted on the southern wall of Old Town City Hall in the Old Town Square. Astronomical dial. Czech...時鐘, 中古時代
Bronze mariner's astrolabe found on the Sacramento galleon in the bay of Sao Salvador da Bahia de Todos os Santos today Salvador, Brazil, 17th...
Detail of Tycho Brahe from an illustration from the celestial atlas Harmonia Macrocosmica by Andreas Cellarius, 1660-1661.
Illustration depicting a medieval astronomer taking measurements from land. Ships are visible in the background. Undated.中古時代, 天文學家
Portuguese bronze nautical astrolabe by Francisco de Goes, diameter 19.7 cm. Florence, Museo Di Storia Della Scienza
Tonga canoes, colour engraving from Voyage of discovery of the Astrolabe undertaken by order of the king, during the years 1826-1829, by...獨木舟
Using astrolabes to calculate the height of a steeple, 1539. From Cosmographia, Peter Apian, Antwerp, 1539.
Astrolabe, Arabian navigational instrument, 11th century. An astrolabe was an ancient navigational instrument, forerunner of the sextant, to fix the...阿拉伯半島
Illustration of an astronomical quadrant, an instrument used to measure angles up to 90 degrees. Dated 18th Century.