Image:Astroclock-stereographic.png
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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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- (del) (rev) 13:06, 4 July 2006 . . Cormullion (Talk | contribs) . . 600×539 (108,533 bytes) (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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