Module: Modelle des Kosmos: Modelle des Himmels
Sequence: 1.0. Modelle des Himmels
Branching Point: Models of the Heavens
Sequence: 1.1. 13300_Objektfolge
Slide: Armillary Sphere
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Slide: Herschel’s Planetarium
Slide: Harmony of the Macrocosm
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Slide: The World as a Machine
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Sequence: 2.0. Hauptobjekt_13050_0600_Sendtner_Deep
Slide: The Cosmos as a Mechanism
Slide: The Cosmos as a Mechanism: Sendtner-Planetarium
Slide: Gears of the planetarium
Slide: History of the planetarium
Sequence: 1.2. Ebene-2 Instrumente
Branching Point: Models of the Heavens. Instruments
Sequence: 1.2.2. Objekt 13300_1864: Armillarsphaere_Deep
Slide: Armillary Sphere
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Sequence: 1.2.1. Objekt 13300_1361: Tellurium_Deep
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Sequence: 1.2.3. Objekt 13300_2728: Herschels Planetarium_Deep
Slide: Sir William Herschel
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Sequence: 3.0. Celestia
Slide: The Cosmos as Electronic Simulation
Sequence: 1.3. Ebene_2_buecher
Branching Point: Models of the Heavens. Books and Leaflets
Sequence: 1.3.1. Objekt 13300_1164: Galileis Dialogo_Deep
Slide: Galileo’s Dialogo
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Sequence: 1.3.2. Objekt 13300_1394: Extatischer Himmelspfad_Deep
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Sequence: 1.3.3. Objekt 13300_1725: Harmonie des Makrokosmos_Deep
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Sequence: 1.3.4. Objekt 13300_1730: Die Welt als Maschine_Deep
Slide: René Descartes (1596–1650)
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Sequence: 1.3.5. Objekt 13300_1778: Kosmogonie (Fludd)_Deep
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Sequence: 1.3.6. Objekt 13300_3236: Kometenschriften_Deep
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Herschel’s Planetarium
Mechanical model of the planetary system with the planets Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus and their moons. William and Samuel Jones, London, around 1800

Wilhelm Friedrich Herschel, who had the model made, discovered the planet Uranus in 1781, and, in 1787, two of its five moons.

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