Keyword [astronomy]
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| 41. | The stars, the moon, and the shadowed earth: Viennese astronomy in the fifteenth century |
| 42. | The lighthouse and the observatory: Islam, authority, and cultures of astronomy in late Ottoman Egypt |
| 43. | Astronomy week: An investigation of the implementation and identity formation of participants |
| 44. | The exact sciences in Lutheran Germany and Tudor England (Claudius Ptolemy, Nicholaus Copernicus, Philipp Melanchthon) |
| 45. | Oracular science: Uncertainty in the history of Maya astronomy, 500--1600 (Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras) |
| 46. | Art, astrology and astronomy at the Imperial court of Rudolf II (1576--1612) |
| 47. | Astronomy, alchemy, and archetypes: An integrated view of Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' |
| 48. | Poetic resolutions of scientific revolutions: Astronomy and the literary imaginations of Donne, Swift, and Hardy |
| 49. | THE DISCIPLINE OF ASTRONOMY IN THE MIDDLE AGES |
| 50. | Modern Western Astronomy In The Late Qing Dynasty:Translation And Adaptation |
| 51. | Research And Creation Of Children's Science Picture Books In Museums |
| 52. | Research On Astronomical Education Information Graphicization |
| 53. | Research On The Youth Astronomy Popular Science Course Design Based On TPACK Perspective |
| 54. | A Study Of Astronomy And Astrology In The Poems Of The Pre Qin And Han Dynasties |
| 55. | A Report On The Translation Of Astronomical Thoughts In Ancient China From The Perspective Of Functional Equivalence |
| 56. | A Report On The Translation Of Astrology And Traditional Culture From The Perspective Of Relevance Theory |
| 57. | A Translation Report On Astronomical Thought In Ancient China From The Perspective Of Relevance Theory |
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