Ancient Astronomy

Ancient astronomy astronomy has always been the source of myriad ideas that affect every field. Since the advent of humans, stars existed. People look at the universe, identify physical locations, track moments with spiritual direction. Many of the early scientists used astronomy to create occupations for themselves and printed their names in all history books. From the beginning, the stars and all the skies were used not only as a tool to help basic lives but also to reveal new and unknown things about the time and the world of people's lives.

The contribution of ancient India in the field of astronomy is well known and well documented. The earliest mention of astronomy was discovered in Rigveda in 2000. Beyond the year 2000, by the year 500 AD, ancient Indian astronomy has become an important part of Indian studies, and its influence also appeared in several papers of that era. In some cases astronomy principles are used to explain problems related to astrology, such as constellation cast. In addition to this connection between ancient Indian astronomy and astrology, astronomy continues to evolve independently and eventually becomes the first discovery as follows.

The earliest complex astronomy appeared in Babinia in Cuba at the center of Mesopotamia, not for ancient Greece, but for three reasons. First, in Babylonian astronomy, astronomy has important social functions. The gods send signals from heaven to warn the king about imminent war, poor harvest of barley, imminent fashion. At the beginning of the 2nd century BC, a model for taking signs of the astronomical object was established. This is long before the rise of personal astrology; ordinary people may take signs from the surroundings - for example by observing the behavior of animals - the sign of heaven is used only by the king and the kingdom I will. Greeks were not superstitious than any other ancient people, they saw signs in the flight of birds, their dreams, or in the madness of the gods, but they have heavenly fortune of the initial customs It was not. Later, in the Hellenistic era, after contact with Babylonian wisdom

Most of the ancient mathematics was promoted by astronomy and celestial body movement research institute. In astronomy charts, Sunwise is a natural choice. Draw a motion arc from the left, move to the top of the page, and move to the right. This means that mathematicians may expect to set the east of the page to the left and right, south to the north of the page (hanging in the south of the northern hemisphere) and to the right side of the west side of the page. However, the confusion of mapping historical problems - mapping - is not clear. There are some examples of known maps in ancient Egypt, China, and the Middle East that are set in the South (although it is unknown whether this is due to the reason I suggested now). There is also a map of the medieval of Europe, with the east facing up and the north facing up. But somehow, during the Renaissance, European scholars agreed to follow the convention of placing the north on the map.