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Identifier: archivesdesscien1191soci (find matches)
Title: Archives des sciences physiques et naturelles
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Société de Physique et d'Histoire Naturelle (Genève)
Subjects: PHYSIK NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN UND MATHEMATIK PHYSICS PHYSIQUE SCIENCES ET MATHEMATIQUES SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
Publisher: Genève : Biibliothèque Universelle
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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e Tai y/ soit Tétoiletriple C ; car sur la carte chinoise Tien yi et Tai yi sont placées à droitede la Haie occidentale, entre les deux premières étoiles (x et /.) de cetteHaie. Voir la discussion dans le Toung pao 1920. Les fig. 12 et 14, sur lesquelles j ai marqué le résultat de mes calculs,ont été photographiées sur les Atlas de lObservatoire de Genève. Je saisisici loccasion de remercier MM. le prof. R. Gautier, directeur, et J. Pidoux,astronome, pour la grande obligeance quils ont mise à faciliter mes re-cherches et à me renseigner. 566 LE SYSTÈME ASTRONOMIQUE DES CHINOIS tandis quelle létait lorsque 10 Dragon jouait encore le rôledétoile polaire, cest-à-dire aux environs du 25me siècle. Cetteinduction vient confirmer ce que le système astronomique chi-nois, corroboré par le texte du Yao-tien, nous a déjà appris : àsavoir que la création de ce système date de lépoque où leséquinoxes et solstices se trouvaient dans les sieou cardinaux O Solstice dhiver
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S Fig. 11. — Projection des 28 sieou sur lequateur du e siècle. Mao,Sing, Fang, Hiu (fig. 11), cest-à-dire aux environs du24n;e sièclel. Si, sur un globe céleste à pôles mobiles, nous plaçons léqua-teur dans la position où le point vernal se trouve en Mao des 1 Nous avons vu (Arch. 1919, p. 107) que La création de couples de sieousymétriques marqués par des étoiles diamétralement opposées, non visiblessimultanément, navait pu être réalisée que par lobservation attentive dela simultanéité de leur passage au méridien avec des étoiles circompolairep ; LE SYSTÈME ASTRONOMIQUE DES CHINOIS 567 Pléiades), les équinoxes et solstices seront compris dans les sieoucardinaux Mao, Sing, Fang, Hiu et le pôle nord se placera auto-matiquement au point P ou P de la fig. 12, entre Tai yi et Tienyi. Le traditionalisme méticuleux des Chinois a donc transmisinconsciemment la position précise des cinq palnis célestos de lapériode créatrice : en conservant, inamovibles, les

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  • booksubject:PHYSIK
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  • bookcontributor:University_of_Illinois_Urbana_Champaign
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