Constellations Thesis Book by Nesrin Zidan

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Constellations:A Star InterludeByNe
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Constellations: A Star InterludeByN
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Approval of the Thesis Book for Fin
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AcknowledgementI’d like to thank
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Atlas1.1. Introduction to Stargazin
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...30Volume I: Atlas
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1.1. Introduction to Stargazing...3
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2.1. Prehistoric Astronomy2.2. Anci
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...41The foundations of science sta
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...49“Architecture is not based o
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...52The first items on that list w
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...54Fig. 2.3. Ancient Egyptian Sta
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...56Fig. 2.5. Ancient Egyptian Sol
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...58Fig. 2.6. Abu Simbel TempleMor
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...66It is said that the first appe
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...68Unlike the western calendars,
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...70Fig. 2.9. The 12 houses of the
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...72sun only moves in latitude but
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...76Fig. 2.13. The Babylonians cal
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...84The basic terminologies used i
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...86In addition, he was among the
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...94Commonly, Asia was known forbe
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...96Al-Biruni attacks astrology fo
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...98Astronomy was highly populardu
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...100Fig. 2.17. 14th Century Korea
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...102The Chinese have one of the m
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...108Fig. 2.19. Illustration of Al
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...110Ptolemy’s Almagest was amon
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...112Researching the lunar crescen
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...122The 48 constellations origina
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...126The most impactful design of
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...128An interesting fact states th
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...134Volume III: Merope
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...1383.1. Celestial CartographyThe
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...140• Gnomon: Utilizing the len
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...142• Kamal: An Arabian navigat
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...1521. Astrophysics - A study in
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...1542. Astrometry - Contrary to A
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...1563. Astrogeology - A study tha
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...1584. Astrobiology: This study i
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...160Inescapable
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...168The calculations are explaine
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...182Fig. 4.7.
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...184Visionary architect Étienne-
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...188“Architecture is the though
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...190Volume V: Electre
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...1925.1.1. Core Case Study 1Shang
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...194Architect’s Vision“In mak
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...196Three-Body Orbit:The gravitat
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...198Exterior EnvelopeCirculationR
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...202Setting A HorizonStargazing f
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...204Fig. 5.10. Planetarium sectio
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Fig. 5.13. Top view of inverted dom
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...209TrashRoomParkingObservatoryCa
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Assembly & Structure...211InvertedD
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Program Investigation ...2131. Univ
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Program Breakdown ...215Spaces Func
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Location: Montreal, CanadaYear: 202
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Fig. 5.19. Interior view of museum
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...227Location: Wadi Rum, Aqaba Cit
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...232Site Map
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...246Fig. 5.32. View from the vall
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...2505.2.2. Relevant Case Study 2H
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...252Exploded IsometricFig. 5.35.F
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...260Architect’s VisionThe Natio
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...266Circulation
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...270Structure of discPrimary stru
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