Before (flat earth) and after (globe)

👉 The Prague Astronomical Clock, or Orloj, is a famous medieval clock installed on the Old Town Hall in Prague in 1410, making it the world's oldest operating astronomical clock. It displays the relative positions of the Sun, Moon, Earth, and Zodiac constellations, tells the time and date, and features an hourly show with moving figures that draw crowds. The clock has an astronomical dial, which functions as an astrolabe, and a calendar dial showing the days of the year, all powered by intricate medieval mechanics.

The Orloj was first installed in 1410 by master clockmaker Mikuláš of Kadaň and professor Jan Šindel.

It is the oldest operating astronomical clock in the world, with its original mechanical and astronomical components still functioning after more than 600 years.

Every hour between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., the clock puts on a show of moving statues and apostles that appear in a window above the clock face.

When your belly itches for 8 hours straight when they painted you

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