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What Is An Astrolabe Made Of? In this informative video, we’ll take a closer look at the astrolabe, a remarkable instrument that played a vital role in the advancement of astronomy and navigation during the Islamic Golden Age. We’ll discuss the materials and components that make up this fascinating tool, including its main body, the plates, the rete, and the alidade. You’ll learn about the significance of brass in its construction and how the intricate engravings on the astrolabe helped ancient astronomers make sense of the celestial world.

We’ll also cover the practical applications of astrolabes in the Islamic world, from determining prayer times to navigation and astronomical studies. By understanding how these instruments functioned, you’ll gain a greater appreciation for the craftsmanship and scientific knowledge of the time.

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