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1737. Theoria Lunae in qua motus ejusdem anomalus ex Hypothesi ill: Isaaci Newtoni, ut et Tychonica et Horrocciana, porro illius mosu cycloidalis et libratorius cum aliis Phoenomenis ad Lunam Spectantibus sistuntur . . .

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Theoria Lunae in qua motus ejusdem anomalus ex Hypothesi ill: Isaaci Newtoni, ut et Tychonica et Horrocciana, porro illius mosu cycloidalis et libratorius cum aliis Phoenomenis ad Lunam Spectantibus sistuntur . . . information:

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 1737
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 36.7261MiB
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 Nuremberg
Author: 
 Johann Gabriele Doppelmayr. 
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Theoria Lunae in qua motus ejusdem anomalus ex Hypothesi ill: Isaaci Newtoni, ut et Tychonica et Horrocciana, porro illius mosu cycloidalis et libratorius cum aliis Phoenomenis ad Lunam Spectantibus sistuntur . . .

Nice example of Doppelmayr's map illustrating various lunar and celestial theories.

The images shown include:

  • Tycho Brahe's model for lunar orbit
  • Illustrations of the surface of the moon from October 1664
  • Flamsteed's model
  • Hevelius's model
  • Newton's models

A finely colored example.

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Year of creation:
1737
Size:
14280x12363 px
Disk:
36.7261MiB
Number of pages:
1
Place:
Nuremberg
Author:
Johann Gabriele Doppelmayr.
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