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An old astrolabe. I have absolutely no idea how you use one of these things, but wow, they look really cool. The lines and complexity of this was too good to resist.

Image (c) Beth Zyglowicz 2006

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Adler Planetarium, Chicago
July 2006

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:iconseenuanrun:
I love it, wish it could be a bit clearer in fullview, but I love the color and the lighting, I love it :excited:
:iconcecilbrown:
that's really quite lovely, gotta say you did a bang up job there. love the positioning of it all, has a good flow to it imo :nod:

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I was really upset to find when I got home that someone had taken all of my things and replaced them with exact replicas.
:icontroy2007:
Very awesome! Astrolabes are always great subjects for pictures.
:iconflameraven:
Thank you! Frankly I'm amazed it's this clear at all... I took it with my digital camera, which tends to blur everything if you don't use flash. Looking at the picture though, I'm not quite sure if the details are blurred from the camera, or just because it's an old replica and has probably been handled and worn down a bit.
:icongregly:
I dont know what the crap it is or what it does but I want one anyway.
:iconioyousbook:
Oh, man, astrolabes are the best. I love this photo. So cool.

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:iconiggyhazard:
How delightfully arcane! :excited:

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:iconespeonrouroni:
Wow, where did you see this? I think I saw something like it in a museum some time...

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