Reploge Mars Globe (1981)

Swiss World Atlas Map of the Moon

Reference: Schweizer Weltatlas Language of nomenclature: Latin Language of explanations: German Map type: Shaded Relief Scale: 1: 19 333 333 Publication Place: Zürich Publication Date: 1981 Source of background relief map: National Geographic Society.

Reploge Mars Globe (1981)

Publisher: Reploge, Chicago Title: “The Lithospheres of the Terrestrial Planets” Cartographers: Raymond M Batson; Jay L Inge Manufactured for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Planetary Geology Programs [sic], Office of Space Science, by Replogle Globes. The copy at the ÖNB Kartensammlung und Globenmuseum References Austrian National Library http://www.worldcat.org/title/lithospheres-of-the-terrestrial-planets/oclc/213884257

Regenye’s Globe of Mars, 1971

Painter: Regenye, Istvánné Date: 1971, Hungary Type: Handmade, physical globe Additional information: The Globe was hand painted by Istvánné Regenye, amateur astronomer and fresco restorer, to a (Earth) Globe after the Map of Mars published in National Geographic. It was restored once.

Reploge Moon Globe

Showing “the limit of Moon visible from Earth ” Publisher: Reploge, USA, Chicago Editions: 1970- Reploge 1970 edition Image: copy at ÖNB Kartensammlung und Globenmuseum (2000 edition) References: http://data.onb.ac.at/rec/AC08204645

Denoyer-Geppert Lunar Globe

Publisher: Chicago : Denoyer-Geppert Date: 1969 References: http://data.onb.ac.at/rec/AC04849564

Shoemaker’s mare map of the Moon

Published in: Shoemaker EM, Hackman RJ, Eggleton RE (1963): Interplanetary correlation of geologic time. Advances in Astronautical Sciences, 8. 70-89

Kopenhagen Moon Globe (cartographic)

Editions: 196?, 1969, 1971, 1972. All editions are graphically reworked, not only with the new details but also in style Publisher: Scan-Globe A/S; Reploge Globes 1968? edition: “This globe was actually produced by Robert I. Johnson, Director and Richard M. Grossman and staff as Cartographers for the Adler Planetarium and Asronomical Museum. Scale 1:22,809,600 or […]

Sternberg Moon Globe 1961

1:13 600 000 SAI Moscow 1961 Copies: 16500 Images: Austrian National Library Globe Collection References: http://data.onb.ac.at/rec/AC04848109 Rodionova, F. J.: Lunar Maps and Space Achievements. Exploration and Utilisation of the Moon. Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Exploration and Utilisation of the Moon: ICEUM 4. Held 10-14 July, 2000, at ESTEC, Noordwijk, The Netherlands. Edited […]

1941-43 Pic du Midi observations

Source: Rudaux, L. et al 1962; Larousse Encyclopaedia Of Astronomy; London Courtesy Ton Lindemann

Brockhaus Moon map, 1898

Brockhaus, F.A. 1894-1898; Brockhaus’ Konverzations Lexikon; Leipzig/Berlin/Wien Image and text courtesy of Ton Lindemann.

Antoniadi’s Globe Géographique de la Planéte Mars

1884 edition: Cartographer: E. Antoniadi after Camille Flammarion Publisher: E. Bertaux, Editeur, Paris, 1884 Reference: Exhibited at Science Museum, London 1897 edition: Cartouche: “d’aprčs Camille Flammarion par E: Antoniadi” Date: 1897, Publisher: Paris: Bertaux References: http://data.onb.ac.at/rec/AC04848888

Galileo’s Moon Drawing

Moon drawings from Galileo, G. 1610; Siderius Nuncivs, Venice. In: Carlos, Edward Stafford, ed.: The Sidereal Messenger of Galileo Galilei 1880. (First English translation) By Galileo’s time the Moon was believed to be perfectly smooth and incorruptible, like the Sun, based upon the teachings of Aristotle (Snow 1984:30). In November 1609 Galileo pointed his telescope to […]