1001 Inventions
Edited by Salim T. S. al-Hassani
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“…referred repeatedly in his book De Revolutionibus to Al-Zarqali and Al-Battani, Muslim astronomers of the eleventh and tenth centuries. Most of the great astronomical discoveries happened in observatories in the East, but for…”
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“…bodies from the Earth and their sizes. • Al-Zarqali, known as Arzachel or Azarquiel in Europe, died in 1087 He prepared the Toledan Tables and also made a sophisticated astrolabe that could be…”
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“…ibn Khalaf al-Shakkaz, an apothecary or herbalist, and Al-Zarqali, an astronomer, were important in this new development. The universal astrolabe was a major breakthrough because it could be used at any location. Ordinary…”
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“…a plain in the eighth section named after Al-Zarqali, who died in 1100. He worked in Muslim Spain in collaboration with other Muslim and Jewish astronomers and prepared the famous Toledan Tables. His…”
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“…Tables written which enlarged the projected image-the prinby Al-Zarqali, who was born in 1028. ciple used in the modern telephoto lens. �� It is known tha t Copernicus relied hea v- � ily…”
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“…Abulcasis (936-1013); Cordoba, Spain; physician and surgeon . Al-Zarqali, Abu Ishaq Ibrahim ibn Yahya, also known as Arzachel (1029-1 087); Toledo, Spain; �� astronomer who compiled the Toledan Tables. Zheng He ( 1371-1433);…”
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