the astronomical clock in prague was built in 1410.
the astronomical clock in prague was built in 1410.
when was the astronomical clock in prague built?
1410
prague astronomical clock









































the prague astronomical clock, or prague orloj ( ), is a medieval astronomical clock located in prague, the capital of the czech republic.









































the clock was first installed in 1410, making it the third-oldest astronomical clock in the world and the oldest clock still operating.









































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prague astronomical clock
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bullet::::- wimborne. wimborne minster astronomical clock









































bullet::::- york. the york minster astronomical clock, although modern, is a prime example of an astronomical clock, and was built to commemorate the raf and commonwealth nations' efforts in world war ii.









































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although each astronomical clock is different, they share some common features.









































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astronomical clock