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English: Astronomical clock designed by Hezekiah Conant. The top dial show the right ascension of the Sun and Moon. The two lower dials show mean solar and mean sidereal time. |
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| Source | US Patent 371306 A [1] |
| Author | Hezekiah Conant |
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