More than 3000 years ago Chinese feng-shui practitioners used lodestone - a naturally occurring magnet to orient in the environment and find iron rich ores; probably not for navigation at this time. Scale maps (of geographic areas) were attempted even earlier but were fraught with limited accuracy. Scale plans of buildings and cities were drawn up at least 4000 years ago.
The Astrolabe was used over 1500 years ago (there are even some Bronze age (3000 years old) remnants that could be astrolabe parts)
The compass as we know it is about 1000 years old.
Relatively accurate scale maps developed over the ages and became useful about 400 years ago. (In the 1970's maps of South America were shown to have considerable mistakes, this was discovered by satellite imagery)
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Using a map and compass to navigate between checkpoints along an unfamiliar course.
He's correct.
Proceeded is the correct spelling of proceeded.
"I am looking forward to seeing you." Is a correct sentence.
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The correct spelling is "compassionate" (caring, considerate).
the compass can be very accurate once the correct steps are taken when using it =) ty
Photography.
that would be: SW
passionated about photography
The compass impacted the world very hard from research the compass should be famous for it made the gps just from the compass easier to read is the compass it is about 99% out of a 100% percent correct. It is useful for traveling for anything that has a built in compass or a (gps).
H.-K Meyer has written: 'Color-correct aerial photography' -- subject(s): Photogrammetry, Aerial photography, Photographic surveying, Color photography
There is no single "correct" mnemonic. Whatever helps you remember correctly is a correct mnemonic.Once such might be:COMPASS - Container, Occupancy/Location, Marking/Colors, Placards/Labels, Appearance, Shipping Papers/MSDS and Senses
An astrolabe was a mechanical model, often made from brass, that showed the planets in their orbits round the sun, controlled by gear-wheels that made them move by the correct amounts. The English author Geoffrey Chaucer wrote a book about astrolabes for his ten-year-old son in about 1380.
1st. Push the compass and reset button at the same time. 2nd. Select "reset" to reset the compass. 3rd. Start driving slowly in a circle, until it resets.
your onwners manual will tell you how to reprogram the compass