Image:Astroclock-stereographic.png
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Original summary: "i drew this using Illustrator to illustrate the stereographic projection used by astronomical clocks. This projection is from the North pole, whereas on astrolabes they usually used the South pole". |
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16:28, 5 July 2006. |
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