Publisher's Synopsis
"A Companion To The Synopsis Of The Universe" by F. B. Watson offers a detailed descriptive guide to celestial plates depicting the northern and southern sidereal hemispheres as they appeared over the solar system on June 21, 1798. This unique volume provides a comprehensive overview of the astronomical knowledge of the late 18th century, serving as both an almanac and a key to understanding the cosmos as it was then perceived. The book includes a summary account, making it an invaluable resource for historians of science, astronomy enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the evolution of our understanding of the universe. It presents a snapshot of the scientific perspectives of its time, revealing both the advancements and the limitations in comprehending the vastness of space.
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