"Solar System" mobile
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"Solar System"
Mobile. As we gaze at the night sky, we wonder about the size and vastness of the universe. On such a vast scale, our solar system seems infinite and overwhelming. It is easier to understand indigenous creation myths, Newtonian and Galilean theories, and major historical discoveries by observing the solar system on a smaller, more comprehensible human scale. These are scaled-down models of our planetary system that are both scientific and decorative, showing the planets orbiting the Sun rather than the Earth, as early scientists believed.
Mobile. As we gaze at the night sky, we wonder about the size and vastness of the universe. On such a vast scale, our solar system seems infinite and overwhelming. It is easier to understand indigenous creation myths, Newtonian and Galilean theories, and major historical discoveries by observing the solar system on a smaller, more comprehensible human scale. These are scaled-down models of our planetary system that are both scientific and decorative, showing the planets orbiting the Sun rather than the Earth, as early scientists believed.
Origin: Asian
Period: New
Materials: Plexiglas
Dimensions: H 45 x 135 x 51 cm
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- Dimensions
- Ht 45 x 135 x 51 cm
- Material
- Plexiglas
- Origin
- Asiatique
- Era
- Neuf
"Solar System"
Mobile. As we gaze at the night sky, we wonder about the size and vastness of the universe. On such a vast scale, our solar system seems infinite and overwhelming. It is easier to understand indigenous creation myths, Newtonian and Galilean theories, and major historical discoveries by observing the solar system on a smaller, more comprehensible human scale. These are scaled-down models of our planetary system that are both scientific and decorative, showing the planets orbiting the Sun rather than the Earth, as early scientists believed.
Mobile. As we gaze at the night sky, we wonder about the size and vastness of the universe. On such a vast scale, our solar system seems infinite and overwhelming. It is easier to understand indigenous creation myths, Newtonian and Galilean theories, and major historical discoveries by observing the solar system on a smaller, more comprehensible human scale. These are scaled-down models of our planetary system that are both scientific and decorative, showing the planets orbiting the Sun rather than the Earth, as early scientists believed.
Origin: Asian
Period: New
Materials: Plexiglas
Dimensions: H 45 x 135 x 51 cm