Uraniburgum

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Uraniburgum is the Latin name for Uraniborg, the famous late 16th-century astronomical observatory and research center established by Tycho Brahe on the island of Hven.

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instanceOf Renaissance scientific institution
astronomical observatory
historical building
research center
activePeriodEnd 1597
activePeriodStart 1576
architecturalStyle Renaissance NERFINISHED
associatedWith Rudolphine Tables NERFINISHED
Tychonic system NERFINISHED
completed circa 1580
constructionStart 1576
countryAtTimeOfConstruction Kingdom of Denmark–Norway NERFINISHED
creator Tycho Brahe NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Urania NERFINISHED
demolishedIn early 17th century
era late 16th century
etymology “castle of Urania”
foundedBy Tycho Brahe NERFINISHED
hasPart instrument rooms
laboratories
library
observing platforms
residential quarters
heritage site of major scientific revolution in astronomy
inaugurated 1576
languageOfName Latin
LatinNameOf Uraniborg NERFINISHED
locatedIn Denmark–Sweden region NERFINISHED
Øresund NERFINISHED
locatedOn Hven NERFINISHED
namedAfter Urania NERFINISHED
nearby Stjerneborg NERFINISHED
originalName Uraniborg NERFINISHED
partOf Tycho Brahe’s observatory complex on Hven NERFINISHED
shape castle-like building
significance foundation for Tycho Brahe’s precise star catalogues
influenced development of Kepler’s laws of planetary motion
major center of pre-telescopic astronomy
status demolished
successorFacility Stjerneborg NERFINISHED
usedBy Tycho Brahe NERFINISHED
usedFor alchemical experiments
astrometry
astronomical observations
celestial cartography
instrument development
meteorological observations

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