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Title

The Past and Present State of Astronomy Education in Thailand

Abstract

About 300 years ago in Lopburi and Ayudhaya, many astronomical observatories were designed, constructed, and supported by the Roman Catholic missionaries from Europe and by King Narai the Great of Siam (Thailand). The interesting recorded history of Thai astronomy was found in the national museum of France a few years ago. Afterwards, the ruined observatories were searched for and found. A tercentennial commemorative ceremony of Thai astronomy was held on April 30, 1988.

Date

01/01/1990

Citation

Vanichai, Y. (1990). The Past and Present State of Astronomy Education in Thailand (p. 400). Presented at the IAU Colloq. 105: The Teaching of astronomy. Retrieved from http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1990teas.conf..400V

Type of Publication

Conference Item

Author(s)

Vanichai, Yupa

Editor(s)

Pasachoff, Jay M. | Percy, John R.

Content

Culture and History

Construct

Academic Social/Discourse

Methodology

Blank

Target Group

Multi-aged groups

Institution(s)

Srinakharinwirot University

Book Title

The Teaching of astronomy, Proceedings of IAU Colloquium 105

Series

Proceedings of IAU Colloquium

Peer-Reviewed Status

Peer-reviewed

Publisher

Cambridge University Press

Volume

105

Number of Pages

436

ISBN

521353319

Conference Proceeding Type

Conference Published Volume

Resource Type

Historical

Nation(s) of Study

Thailand

Language

English

URL

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/international-astronomical-union-colloquium/volume/teaching-of-astronomy/AF5265C146F01D9CC8C43710ED99A126

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