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The dial settings feature wind direction
explaining its use and historical context
This is a replica of a Nocturnal and Tide Computer from 1570 signed by Humphrey Cole
The Spanish astronomer and mathematician Juan de Rojas presented to the European public the Orthographic Projection (1550)
Miniature Astrolabe Optical Toy The dial settings feature windMiniature of classic European astrolabe. Set for 41 lat. Scale significantly reduced (very complex instrument in this size could be used to learned its parts and basis of use. A real expert could play more). Astrolabes date from the time of Ptolemy and the name in Greek means "Star Searcher." It is a tool for astronomers, astrologers, and surveyors widely used until the 17th century. This beautifully crafted instrument of brass with companion wood
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