The Nautical Almanac And Astronomical Ephemeris For The Year 1802 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781277448405)

A meticulously reproduced edition of "The Nautical Almanac And Astronomical Ephemeris For The Year 1802," this volume offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of early 19th-century navigation and astronomical calculation. Compiled for the use of mariners, astronomers, and scientists, it presents a wealth of astronomical data, including solar and lunar positions, eclipses, the rising and setting of stars, and other essential information for determining longitude at sea.

This almanac reflects the era's burgeoning interest in accurate timekeeping and celestial navigation, offering a unique resource for historians of science and maritime history, as well as astronomy enthusiasts interested in historical astronomical data. Its enduring value lies in its precise calculations and its representation of the scientific knowledge of its time.

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