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They used what ancient Greek device to find latitude?
Astrolabe
What best characterizes an astrolabe?
Renaissance invention to accurately maneuver ships
What is a short explanation of the astrolabe?
An astrolabe is a tool used for navigation by sailors at sea. It can be used to find one's latitude by looking at the north star, and general location. The astrolabe finds the angle between the horizon and an object being observed.
What is Cappies from Greek real name?
Captain John Paul Jones, they said it monday night on the finale.(:
Why do Odysseus'companions disobey their captain and open the bag given him Aeolus?
They thought that the bag was full of treasure.
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