Practical Assessment of the Accuracy of the Astrolabe

Robin Knox-Johnston

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Prior to the introduction of the cross staff by the Portuguese about 1514, the only method of taking an altitude of a celestial body at sea was by use of the astrolabe or derivatives of it like the...

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