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Key events in astronomy

  • 1668 BCE

    The first reflecting telescope

    The first reflecting telescope
    The first reflecting telescope was built by Newton. on England this was a very important key for the modern astronomy that change the history
  • 1656 BCE

    The discovery of the saturn rings

    The discovery of the saturn rings
    Christian Huygens discovers Saturn's rings and Titan, the fourth satellite of Saturn. onNetherlands
  • 1619 BCE

    the third law of planetary motion

    the third law of planetary motion
    The Third Law of Planetary Motion is announced by Kepler in his work Harmonice Mundi (Harmony of the World).
  • 1609 BCE

    The use of the telescope

    The use of the telescope
    Galileo uses telescope for astronomical purposes. He discovers 4 Jovian moons, the Moon's craters and the Milky Way galaxy .on Italy
  • 1582 BCE

    The Gregorian calendar

    The Gregorian calendar
    Pope Gregory XIII introduces the Gregorian calendar on Italy on 1609
  • 1572 BCE

    The discovery of a supernova

    The discovery of a supernova
    Tycho Brahe discovers a supernova in constellation of Cassiopeia.
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  • 1543 BCE

    Theory of copernicus

    Theory of copernicus
    Copernicus publishes his heliocentric theory of the Universe.on poland
  • 1420 BCE

    observatory in asia

    observatory in asia
    lugh Beg (1394-1449), noted astronomer, had an observatory built at Samarkand in central Asia. The observatory was a 3-story building, but also contained instruments that were outdoors. Ulugh Beg's observatory produced astronomical tables that included a catalogue of over 1,000 stars. Ulugh Beg succeeded to the trhone of the province of Transoxiana in 1447 upon the death of his father. He was murdered in 1449 by an assassin hired by his son 'Abd al Latif.
  • 1259 BCE

    Construction of the observatory in Iran

    Construction of the observatory in Iran
    An observatory was built for the famous Persian astronomer, Nasir al-Din al-Tusi. The patron of the observatory was Mongol ruler, Hulagu, who was addicted to astrology. The observatory, built upon a flattened hill, was named Maragha observatory. The observatory included an extensive library and many instruments set up in the open air.
  • 1120 BCE

    the observatory in egypt

    the observatory in egypt
    Construction of an observatory in Cairo was begun in 1120 A.D. This is possibly the first observatory built in Medieval Islam. Unfortunately, the patron of the observatory was found guilty of several crimes including communication with Saturn, and was sentenced to death.