Chapter 5: Clocks Flashcards

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{Candle Clock}

  • Dated at [______] in _____
  • First Alarm Clock
  • First device to measure time indoors and at night
A

-Dated at [500AD] in China

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{Sundials and Waterclocks}

  • Dated at [______] in ______
  • Oldest Time keeping technology
A

-Dated at [3500BC] in Mesopotamia

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{Sand Clock}

-Dated at [_______] in ______

A

-Dated at [1300AD] in Europe

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{Su Song Clock}

  • Invented at [_____] in China
  • First truly mechanical clock
  • First clock to use Escapement Mechanism
  • Measured passage of time and indicated movement of planets.
A

-Invented at [1094AD] in China

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{Richard of Wallingford}

-In [______], he made the first ______

A

-In [1327BC], he made the first European clock.

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{Givonni De’Dondi}

  • Created Astrarium in [______]
  • European clockmaker
A

-Created Astrarium in [1364AD]

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{Astrarium}

  • Invented by _____ in [1364AD]
  • For the first time in Europe this represented the universe as a machine.
A

-Invented by Giovanni De’Dondi in [1364AD]

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{John Harrison}

  • English Carpenter
  • In [_______], Harrison made his first clock out of wood
  • His dream was to win the longitude prize.
A

-In [1713AD], Harrison made his first clock out of wood

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{Longitude Prize}

  • Started in [______] by the British Government.
  • Primary motivator for John Harrison
A

-Started in [1714AD] by the British Government.

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{Abul Abbas}

  • Known as “______”
  • Obtained at [______] in Europe
  • First Mechanical clock in Europe (Made in Asia)
  • Mechanism is based on Archimedian design & is powered by water.
  • Time Indicator: Mechanical Bird every hour
A
  • Known as “White Elephant Clock”

- Obtained at [800AD] in Europe

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{Harrison Clocks}

-H1
>Created in [______]
>World’s First Marine Clock

-H2
>Created in [______]

-H3
>Created in [______]

-H4
>Created in [_______]
>_______, confirmed the accuracy of H4. He declared that the clock is too good that this technology has to be kept a secret.

-H5
>Created in [______]
>Presented directly to ______ & he confirmed that is lost only 4 seconds in 10 days

A

-H1
>Created in [1736AD]
>World’s First Marine Clock

-H2
>Created in [1741AD]

-H3
>Created in [1759]

-H4
>Created in [1761]
>Captain James Cook, confirmed the accuracy of H4. He declared that the clock is too good that this technology has to be kept a secret.

-H5
>Created in [1770]
>Presented directly to King George III & he confirmed that is lost only 4 seconds in 10 days

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{Lt. Rupert Gould}

  • English Lieutenant
  • In [______] he discovered Harrison Masterpiece in the Greenwich observatory and restored them to working conditions
A

-[1927AD]

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{Patek Phillipe Co.}

-Made _________ in [1868AD]

A

-Made the first wrist watch in [1868AD]

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{Callibre89}
-Made by Patek Phillipe Co. in [______]
-World’s most ___________.
It has 24 different displays.

A
  • Made by Patek Phillipe Co. in [1989AD]

- World’s most complicated watch

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{Time Trials}

  • The period of Time Trials lasted [_______-______]
  • Won by British watch/watch from [_____-_____]
A
  • The period of Time Trials lasted [1700-1968AD]

- Won by British watch/clock from [1700-1903AD]

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{Swiss}

  • In [_____], turned to mass production of inexpensive but accurate timepieces. It eliminated Britain as a competion
  • [_____-______], Switzerland supplied 80% of watches.
A
  • In [1903AD]

- [1903-1968AD]

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{Seiko}
-In [______], Seiko submitted the first quartz watch for competition.
It was 10x more accurate than any swiss watch.

-In [______], introduced the first watch with full quartz display.

A
  • [1968AD]

- [1975AD]

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{Atomic Clock}

  • Most accurate way of measuring time
  • Introduced in [_____]
  • Uses Cesium 133
A

-[1955AD]