Falling stars
Item
Title
Falling stars
Is Part Of
Astronomy
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History
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Description
Published in 1841, Jackson’s guide was the first of a series of guides published during this period which offered notes for the traveller on appropriate conduct in the field – from providing methods for training the eye to observe what was deemed as relevant details, to instructions on which precision instruments should be carried and how to use them to record and inscribe the results of observations made (Withers 2013: 170). As Jackson states, his guide pointed out to the “uninitiated Traveller what he [sic] should observe, and to remind the one who is well informed, of many objects which (…) might escape him” (Jackson 1841: i).
Curriculum
Creator
Julian Jackson
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Date Created
1841
Source
Jackson, J. 1841. What to observe; or, the traveller's remembrancer. London: John Murray.
Resonances
meteorite
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gravity
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phenomenon
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ominous
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William Blake
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Cornelia Parker
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Julian Jackson
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explorer
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observation
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medicine chest
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Type
Text