Plate 27 from Atlas Coelestis, by John Flamsteed 1646-1719, pub. in 1729

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Plate 27 from "Atlas Coelestis" is a significant work in the history of astronomy, created by the renowned English astronomer John Flamsteed (1646-1719). Published posthumously in 1729 by Sir James Thornhill, this celestial atlas represents one of the most comprehensive and detailed star charts of its time. Flamsteed, who was the first Astronomer Royal, dedicated much of his life to the meticulous observation and cataloging of stars. His efforts culminated in the "Atlas Coelestis," which was intended to provide an accurate and reliable map of the heavens.

Plate 27, like the other plates in the atlas, showcases Flamsteed's dedication to precision and detail. The plate features a detailed depiction of a specific section of the night sky, illustrating the positions and magnitudes of stars as observed from the Royal Greenwich Observatory. Flamsteed's work was groundbreaking in its use of telescopic observations to enhance the accuracy of star positions, a significant advancement over previous celestial maps that relied heavily on naked-eye observations.

Sir James Thornhill, an accomplished painter and draughtsman, was responsible for the artistic rendering of Flamsteed's astronomical data. Thornhill's contribution ensured that the scientific accuracy of Flamsteed's observations was matched by the aesthetic quality of the illustrations. The collaboration between Flamsteed and Thornhill resulted in a work that was not only scientifically valuable but also visually appealing.

"Atlas Coelestis" and its plates, including Plate 27, played a crucial role in the advancement of astronomy. The atlas provided a reliable reference for astronomers and navigators of the 18th century and influenced subsequent star charts and celestial atlases. Flamsteed's meticulous work laid the foundation for future astronomical research and mapping, making "Atlas Coelestis" a landmark publication in the history of science.

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