Name: Armilliary Sphere - Astronomy Astrology - Star and planet tracking sphere
SKU: BB_311434
Price: 550.00 ZAR
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Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Armilliary Sphere - Astronomy Astrology - Star and planet tracking sphere

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BB_311434

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Armillary Sphere. Stands 25 cms tall. About 16cms wide excluding arrow through the world. In good used vintge condition. Please ask any questions as I am not familiar with these spheres. An interesting talking point. There is a little tarnish on the stars sphere. I believe this will polish off.

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An armillary sphere is used to model and demonstrate the movements of celestial bodies. It is an astronomical instrument consisting of a set of rings that represent circles on the celestial sphere, such as the ecliptic, celestial equator, and horizon. Historically, it was used as an observational tool to track and determine the position of stars and planets, and as a teaching aid to explain the structure of the cosmos and the principles of spherical astronomy.