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I love the instruction going on here to the left...and is the little boy turning the crank being punished for bad behavior or rewarded for good.
These boys are standing at attention while being instructed about orreries.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orrery
Herschel is the name given to the planet by its discoverer, William Herschel. The planet would ultimately be named Uranus.
Jupiter and its four moons were used for the ground-breaking calculation of longitude in the 17th Century.
Vesta, Juna, Pallas, Ceres and Astraea are all now considered minor planets.
The discovery of Neptune by Urbain Le Verrier was a validation of celestial mechanics and a remarkable moment in 19th-century science.
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