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Sky Disk at Twilight, Germany, 2004

Posted by luvcum4ter on Saturday, November 24, 11:40 PM

Sky Disk at Twilight, Germany, 2004

Photograph by Kenneth Garrett

Found buried in a hill in the town of Nebra in 1600 B.C., this 3,600-year-old sky disk reflects cloud-strewn skies in central Germany. The disk, which tracks the sun's movements along the horizon, contains the oldest known depiction of the night sky and may have served as an agricultural and spiritual calendar.

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This group concerns everything that is about astronomy and space.

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Science and History

Created:

baronos71

April 27, 2007 by baronos71
from Olympus

Most active members:

kahrahmel luvcum4ter Angelike badboyosama Targaryen1 princesstamtam

Total: 8 people