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- Astrolabe abstract "An astrolabe (Greek: ἀστρολάβος astrolabos, "star-taker") is an elaborate inclinometer, historically used by astronomers, navigators, and astrologers. Its many uses include locating and predicting the positions of the Sun, Moon, planets, and stars, determining local time given local latitude and vice-versa, surveying, triangulation, and to cast horoscopes. It was used in classical antiquity, the Islamic Golden Age, the European Middle Ages and Renaissance for all these purposes. In the Islamic world, it was also used to calculate the Qibla and to find the times for Salat, prayers.There is often confusion between the astrolabe and the mariner's astrolabe. While the astrolabe could be useful for determining latitude on land, it was an awkward instrument for use on the heaving deck of a ship or in wind. The mariner's astrolabe was developed to solve these problems.".
- Astrolabe thumbnail Astrolabe_quadrant_England_1388.jpg?width=300.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink 2260323.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink 3654974.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink www.astrolabes.org.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink astrolabe.cgi.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink www.klaauw.com.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink astrolabe.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink www.myastrolabe.org.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink article.php?storyid=13.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink article.php?storyid=14.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink the-astrolabe-the-first-computer-or-hello-world-on-the-astrolabe.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink popup25732.html.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink tom_wujec_demos_the_13th_century_astrolabe.html.
- Astrolabe wikiPageExternalLink Astrolabium_G._Galilei.html.
- Astrolabe wikiPageID "73664".
- Astrolabe wikiPageRevisionID "606547447".
- Astrolabe hasPhotoCollection Astrolabe.
- Astrolabe subject Category:Analog_computers.
- Astrolabe subject Category:Ancient_Greek_astronomy.
- Astrolabe subject Category:Ancient_Greek_technology.
- Astrolabe subject Category:Astrometry.
- Astrolabe subject Category:Astronomical_instruments.
- Astrolabe subject Category:Historical_scientific_instruments.
- Astrolabe subject Category:History_of_astrology.
- Astrolabe subject Category:History_of_astronomy.
- Astrolabe subject Category:Inclinometers.
- Astrolabe subject Category:Mathematical_tools.
- Astrolabe subject Category:Mechanical_calculators.
- Astrolabe subject Category:Navigational_equipment.
- Astrolabe subject Category:Scientific_equipment.
- Astrolabe comment "An astrolabe (Greek: ἀστρολάβος astrolabos, "star-taker") is an elaborate inclinometer, historically used by astronomers, navigators, and astrologers. Its many uses include locating and predicting the positions of the Sun, Moon, planets, and stars, determining local time given local latitude and vice-versa, surveying, triangulation, and to cast horoscopes. It was used in classical antiquity, the Islamic Golden Age, the European Middle Ages and Renaissance for all these purposes.".
- Astrolabe label "Astrolabe".
- Astrolabe label "Astrolabe".
- Astrolabe label "Astrolabio".
- Astrolabe label "Astrolabio".
- Astrolabe label "Astrolabium".
- Astrolabe label "Astrolabium".
- Astrolabe label "Astrolabium".
- Astrolabe label "Astrolábio".
- Astrolabe label "Астролябия".
- Astrolabe label "أسطرلاب".
- Astrolabe label "アストロラーベ".
- Astrolabe label "星盘".
- Astrolabe sameAs Astroláb.
- Astrolabe sameAs Astrolabium.
- Astrolabe sameAs Αστρολάβος.
- Astrolabe sameAs Astrolabio.
- Astrolabe sameAs Astrolabio.
- Astrolabe sameAs Astrolabe.
- Astrolabe sameAs Astrolab.
- Astrolabe sameAs Astrolabio.
- Astrolabe sameAs アストロラーベ.
- Astrolabe sameAs 아스트롤라베.
- Astrolabe sameAs Astrolabium.
- Astrolabe sameAs Astrolabium.
- Astrolabe sameAs Astrolábio.
- Astrolabe sameAs m.0js0d.
- Astrolabe sameAs Q164992.
- Astrolabe sameAs Q164992.
- Astrolabe wasDerivedFrom Astrolabe?oldid=606547447.
- Astrolabe depiction Astrolabe_quadrant_England_1388.jpg.
- Astrolabe isPrimaryTopicOf Astrolabe.
