Дерек Хауз - Гринвичское время и открытие долготы
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Английский ученый Дерек Хауз в популярной форме рассказывает о многовековой истории постижения человеком понятий астрономического времени и долготы, о поисках способов наиболее точного измерения этих величин и ведущей роли, которую сыграла в этих исследованиях всемирно известная Гринвичская обсерватория, давшая свое имя нулевому меридиану. Написанная живо и увлекательно, богато иллюстрированная, книга Д. Хауза предназначена для широких кругов читателей, интересующихся историей науки и техники.
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