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Description: Some even older astronomy books and maps I found: [ Ссылка ]
This is part 2 (out of who knows how many...) of our adventure through this nearly 200 year-old astronomy atlas, "Geography of the Heavens" by Elijah Burritt, an early 19th century black smith-turned-educator.
*My even older copy of Burritt's book came in a couple days ago and I couldn't have been more pleased. It's binding almost fell apart, so I was extra careful with handling it. We look in detail at the preface and introductory essay titled "Advantages of the Study of Astronomy."
Timestamps: (courtesy of Mari M)
0:00 hey
01:53 opening the package of the book that came in the mail
06:38 first look at the title page of the book
10:45 "Dr. Dick" (☞ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)☞
16:00 looking at the cursive on the first page
24:20 comparing
32:35 going over Ribbons of Time and the notebook
1:16:00 reading about Rev. Thomas Dick
1:20:11 article- "The Importance of the Geography of the Heavens"
1:35:00 open to the preface and introduction
1:50:59 reading the introduction
1:56:35 continuing the introduction in the other book
2:02:45 showing off a level
2:05:52 Wikipedia page on Mt. Schiehallion and the Schiehallion experiment
2:09:35 back to the notebook, Universal Law of Gravitation equation and explanation
2:27:27 continuing the introduction
3:02:38 done with reading the introduction
3:03:28 wrapping up, talking directly to us
3:05:25 support the channel
Keywords: space, cosmos, astronomy, science, history, stars, planets
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►My current reading list (for those interested)...
▸Richard P. Feynman "The Pleasure of Finding Things Out" [ Ссылка ]
▸Carl Jung "The Red Book" [ Ссылка ]
▸Nietzsche "Beyond Good and Evil" [ Ссылка ]
▸Jordan Peterson "Maps of Meaning" [ Ссылка ]
