प्लेनेटेरियम एक उपकरण से युक्त है जो सौर मंडल में सौर मंडल में शिशुओं के सापेक्ष पदों और गति को दर्शाता है और व्हीलवर्क द्वारा स्थानांतरित गेंदों की क्रांति और क्रांति; कभी-कभी एक घड़ी में शामिल

Noun:

नक्षत्र-भवन,

orrery's Usage Examples:

It contains a large number of interesting monuments, including a brass with the date 873 (supposed to mark the restingplace of King !Ethelred I.), a lunar orrery of the 14th century and an octagonal Norman font of Purbeck marble.

It is often called an orrery after Charles Boyle, the 4th Earl of Orrery, for whom the first planetarium was made.

The Solar System Live includes an interactive orrery of the Solar System, which might be what you are looking for.

For an interactive model (called an orrery) look at the Solar System Live.

Why not use the electric orrery to see how Venus remains a morning object over the next few months.

Mary, Countess Of Cork And Orrery >>

Charles Boyle, 4th earl of Orrery >>

That knowledge he had derived partly from books, and partly from sources which had long been closed: from old Grub Street traditions; from the talk of forgotten poetasters and pamphleteers, who had long been lying in parish vaults; from the recollections of such men as Gilbert Walmesley, who had conversed with the wits of Button, Cibber, who had mutilated the plays of two generations of dramatists, Orrery, who had been admitted to the society of Swift and Savage, who had rendered services of no very honourable kind to Pope.

Knowler (1739); Thomas Carte, Life of Ormonde (1735-1736), and Ormonde Papers (1739); Roger Boyle, earl of Orrery, State Letters (1743); the Contemporary History of Affairs in Ireland, 1641-1652 (1879-1880), and History of the Irish Confederation and the War in Ireland, 1641-1649 (1882--1891), both edited by Sir J.

It was accepted by the early biographers, Deane Swift, Orrery, Delany and Sheridan; also by Johnson, Scott, Dr Garnett, Craik, Dr Bernard and others.

orrery's Meaning':

planetarium consisting of an apparatus that illustrates the relative positions and motions of bodies in the solar system by rotation and revolution of balls moved by wheelwork; sometimes incorporated in a clock