Oldest working Planetarium in the world! - Eise Eisinga museum in Franeker (NL)
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- Walk with me through the oldest working Planetarium in the world build by Eise Eisinga in beautiful Franeker.
Link museum:
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His birthplace is Dronrijp about 10km from Franeker. You can easily find the church from far.
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The town should add Uranus in the market place! Great video.
Thanx for showing us 🤩 awsom👍🏻🇦🇺
By coincidence we had a local Souter (shoemaker) who was a self taught mathematician and star gazer who built an orrery in his workshop using his trade tools . The original gear wheels were carved out of boxwood and later made of metal as in a clock mechanism.
When examined buy the astronomers of the day it was found to be a perfect scale replica on the solar system as was known at that time.
His name was John Fulton (1803- 1853 ) The third and final version is on display in Kelvingrove museum Glasgow. When he became famous he moved to London but caught tuberculosis.
He is buried in his local Kirkyard 150m from his house and workshop.
Unbelievable his wife didn't leave him. He could wind-up the work from out his bed (bestede).... Beautiful!
Really amazing that Kalle, thanks for showing us cheers. Dave from UK
Thank you for the video. I went there, as a tourist, many years ago. It is so impressive inside.
Finally a video about this planetarium in English. And with shot of the whole mechanism behind the panels to boot. Thanks...
grew up 8km away
visited with school 60 years ago. (almost met)
genius is never valued in its time
impressive work!!!
Interesting about Fulton, had heard of him but didn’t know about the planetarium. I’ll need to visit kelvingrove sometime when I’m through
Another gem you have found for us!
You are fabulous! I love your channel. Your passion for ‘time’ is infectious 😊Great insights like this wonderful clip on the planetarium Keep it coming!! Thanks 🙏
Ah Kalle so nice we were talking about it last Tuesday at you birthday party. Amazing stuff isn't it and still working very well.
Amazing, thanks for the quick peek, Kalle. We'd enjoy a video of any amount of time in there going into the fine details :) Cheers from Australia
Very cool, more videos like this would be amazing.
Thanks! Being involved in our local planetarium, this is much appreciated and I will share it with the director and staff. A few years ago, I built for them a model of the Antikythera device out of Lego. I have some ideas for some more astronomical timekeeping exhibits I would like to build.
Let's keep in touch Tim, i have some idea's about maybe a temporary exhibit in your amazing museum.
@@ChronoglideWatchmaking I think that would be very welcome as an idea.
It is now officially a World Heritage Site, but Sadly it is Not a "masterpiece of human creative genius".
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