Hampton Court astronomical clock

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The Hampton Court astronomical clock is a 16th-century Renaissance clock at Hampton Court Palace that displays the time alongside astronomical information such as the phases of the moon and the movement of the sun.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Renaissance clock
astronomical clock
associatedWith River Thames NERFINISHED
Tudor court NERFINISHED
century 16th century
commissionedBy Henry VIII NERFINISHED
currentUse historic display clock
designedBy Nicholas Oursian NERFINISHED
dialShape circular
dialType 24-hour dial
displays age of the Moon
day of the month
day of the week
high tide at London Bridge
phases of the Moon
position of the Sun
time of day
zodiacal position of the Sun
era Tudor period
faces Base Court of Hampton Court Palace NERFINISHED
hasFeature Moon sphere
Sun hand
astrolabe-type dial
outer 24-hour ring
zodiac ring
hasLanguageOnDial Latin
heritageStatus part of a Grade I listed building
installedIn 1540
isTouristAttraction true
locatedIn England
Greater London
Hampton Court Palace NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
material painted and gilded metal dial
mechanismBy Nicholas Oursian NERFINISHED
mountedOn Gatehouse tower at Hampton Court Palace
originalPurpose astronomical indication
court timekeeping
tide prediction for navigation on the Thames
shows geocentric model of the universe
significance one of the oldest working astronomical clocks in England
style Renaissance NERFINISHED
underwentRestoration 19th century
20th century
usesTimeSystem pre-Gregorian calendar

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