Celestial Planiglobe
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Name coined by the inventor combining the Latin words planus (flat, plane) and globus (globe, sphere).
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Inventor
Isaak Habrecht (1589-1633)
Historic Period
1662
Description
Celestial and terrestrial planispheric globe mounted vertically on a pedestal.
Bibliographical Resources
Habrecht, Isaak, Planiglobium coeleste ac terrestre argentorati quondam nunc operâ Johannis Christophori Sturmii Norimbergae emendatiùs, auctiùs ac universaliùs editum, typis Christophori Gerhardi, Norimbergae, 1662.
Images
 Isaak Habrecht, Planiglobium coeleste ac terrestre, Norimbergae, 1662. |
 Isaak Habrecht, Planiglobium coeleste ac terrestre, Norimbergae, 1662. |
 Isaak Habrecht, Planiglobium coeleste ac terrestre, Norimbergae, 1662, fig. III. |
Author of the entry: Filippo Camerota
