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Joseon-era astronomical clock
The Honcheonsigye (Korean: 혼천시계; Hanja: 渾天時計; lit. 'armillary clock') is an astronomical clock made by Song Yi-Yeong (송이영; 宋以潁), a professor of Gwansanggam
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1392–1897 Korean dynasty
heavenly phenomena, such as solar eclipses and other stellar movements. Honcheonsigye is an astronomical clock created by Song I-yeong in 1669. The clock
Joseon
Currency of South Korea
Yongbieocheonga, the first work of literature written in hangul Globe of Honcheonsigye, Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunyajido C14 star map and reflecting telescope at
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Model of objects in the sky consisting of a framework of rings
sphere. The sphere, built in 1433 was named Honcheonui (혼천의,渾天儀). The Honcheonsigye, an armillary sphere activated by a working clock mechanism was built
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Korean astronomer (fl. 17th century)
dynasty. He invented a weight-powered astronomical clock (possibly the Honcheonsigye) and contributed greatly to the implementation of the Shixian Calendar
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Clock displaying astronomical information
clock is controlled by computer using DCF77 signals. Stará Bystrica Honcheonsigye is an astronomical clock made by Song Yi-Yeong (송이영; 宋以潁), a professor
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Private university in Seoul, South Korea
national cultural assets such as three designated national treasures: the Honcheonsigye (a celestial globe clock), Donggwoldo (a 19th-century painting depicting
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Chochoongdo KRW 10,000 King Sejong the Great Irworobongdo Yongbieocheonga Honcheonsigye, Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunyajido KRW 50,000 Shin Saimdang Poongjukdo
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heavenly phenomena, such as solar eclipses and other stellar movements. Honcheonsigye is an astronomical clock created by Song I-yeong in 1669. The clock
History of science and technology in Korea
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