How to Use an Armillary Sphere 

Will you be 3d printing these?

@@eli-vu3vb Its certainly something I could do, I didn't print one though. Im sure a product like this could be purchased on amazon or ebay for less than the effort of printing one. YEP: amazon has them for $15 - $20... lots of them. If I were to charge someone to print this with FDM, it would probably be in the $40 range depending on size and would have low detail. To print in resin, it would be significantly more, $100, but would be high detail. Really depends on size though... but that would be plastic. The ones on amazon are metal for $20, so thats hard to beat. I should add, if i wanted one for myself, it might cost me $4-5 in plastic, so i could save money, but it would take a couple hours to clean and assemble and glue... so it comes down to how valuable your time is, or if your pursuits on the experience is worth the investment of the time. Some people like building models, so printing your own might be more fun... also the option of customizing the model before printing it, making it truly a one of a kind. So printing does have benefits, but not for production at hardly any scale, unless its more of a prototype or one off situation.

@@Reach3DPrinters If you were to 3d print them please send me the cad files as well :)

And on that *massive* beautiful monument in Portugal’s capital Lisboa, the “Padrão dos Descobrimentos” (Monument of the Discoveries)

It was on our flag too 🇧🇷, before we spit on monarchy 😢

This is actually a Flat Earth instrument, created by people who comprehended the truth. Don’t let that recently added globe inside fool you…again. Crazy to think back how my government deceived me into believing that I lived on a ever-spinning giant ball. Picture a basketball being spun on a finger….at a certain point, 100% of the time the ball eventually stops spinning. But not the magical spinning ball Earth! 🌏 🤣 The spinning globe theory is RIDICULOUS 💯

No, you are thinking of the later heliocentric model by copernicus. This is the geocentric model. Note the horizon ring (plane of inertia) stays flat and the ball in the middle remains still. If you slice the ball in two I would say we are living in the bottom half like a giant crater. If the sun and moon were in this model it would make more. The sun makes a figure of eight in the sky over a year or an analemma pattern which fits this model. Plus the ancients were using this model for thousands of years before Copernicus came along and put his spin on it....

the "flat earth" is actually using the armillary sphere, a form of the astronomical clock. since it's using the geocentric model in the first place. Masonic cosmology.

Ridiculous comment, the NASA fan club are the ones who have updated it with a stupid globe in the center. Thank your owners for dumbing you down so well. Staying down is a choice though….

you are thinking of the later heliocentric model by copernicus. This is the geocentric model. Note the horizon ring (plane of inertia) stays flat and the ball in the middle remains still. If you slice the ball in two I would say we are living in the bottom half like a giant crater. If the sun and moon were in this model it would make more sense. The sun makes a figure of eight in the sky like the zodiac and seasons over a year or an analemma pattern which fits this model. Plus the ancients were using this model for thousands of years before Copernicus came along and put his spin on it....