A history of astronomy, from antiquity to the present.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryAstronomyScience |
We turn to the ways that the Chinese Emperor's astronomers predicted and interpreted eclipses, as well as the so-called "guest stars" that they occasionally reported observing in the skies. Then we discuss the role of the planets, particularly Jupite... more
This month we turn to the astronomy of China in the early Imperial Era. We look at the way that the Emperor's astronomers were organized within the imperial bureaucracy and then walk through the three significant cosmological theories of the era.
We start to explore the relationship between the heavens and the Earth in Ancient China, along with the role of astronomers. One of the most important concepts in Chinese political thought to emerge from this was the Mandate of Heaven. Finally, we lo... more
In our final episode on ancient Indian astronomy, we tour the five astronomical Siddhantas, and then meet some of the astronomers whose names and works survive to us, most importantly, the great Aryabhata.
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Stumbled onto this podcast but it has been a real joy and I’ve appreciated learning some history, especially with the emphasis on the context of what it meant to the people of the time.
If you enjoy great history podcasts with a lot of context, such as Age of Napoleon, then you will love this one! Also great for those who enjoy astronomy and are interested in how it developed over the millennia. The host is highly knowledgeable and does a great job of breaking down complex topics. I look forward to listening for years to come!
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Apple Podcasts | #48 | Taiwan/Science/Astronomy |
Apple Podcasts | #76 | Netherlands/Science/Astronomy |
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