Altitudo Poli

Altitudo Poli, by Christoph Heinrich, is a fascinating historical work related to astronomy and celestial navigation. This book likely contains tables and calculations related to determining latitude (altitude of the pole) based on celestial observations. Such works were essential tools for navigators, surveyors, and astronomers in the 18th century, before the advent of modern electronic navigation systems.

This book offers valuable insight into the methods and knowledge used for practical astronomy and navigation during this period. It would be of interest to historians of science, particularly those focused on astronomy, navigation, and the development of scientific instruments. The tables and methodologies within 'Altitudo Poli' reflect the state of astronomical understanding at the time, making it a valuable primary source for researchers and enthusiasts alike.

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