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Islamic Golden Age Astronomy

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Islamic Golden Age Astronomy

The astronomers who preserved and transformed the science across the medieval Islamic world.

6 entries.

Astronomer
Al-Battani
c. 858 CE – 929 CE
Astronomer
Al-Sufi
903 CE – 986 CE
Astronomer
Nasir al-Din al-Tusi
1201 CE – 1274 CE
Astronomer
Ulugh Beg
1394 CE – 1449 CE
Publication
Book of Fixed Stars
964 CE
Catalogue
Zij-i-Sultani
1437 CE