Citation
Alternate Title(s): Admonitio ad astronomos
Publication Location: Frankfurt
Year: 1630
Item Location
Exhibit: Galileo and Kepler
Summary
The Rudolpine Tables were not a best seller. Three years later, Kepler and his son-in-law Jacob Bartsch published this little extract to stir up interest in the Rudolphine Tables and boost sales. It contains predictions of the transits of Mercury and Venus across the disk of the Sun in 1631.
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Theme(s): Astronomy, Mathematics
Geographical Region(s): Europe, Germany
Resource Type: Book
Chronological Period: 16th century
Resource Type: Book