The basic principle of the astrolabe is the measurement of angles; that's all it does. Weather doesn't really affect it.
HOWEVER.... if you are measuring the visual angle between two objects, you have to be able to SEE both objects. So when used for celestial navigation or cartography, weather often plays a part, by obscuring your view of one or both objects. In celestial navigation, the "objects" are the star or planet whose altitude angle you want to measure, and the line of the horizon. In cloudy weather, you often can't see the Sun, much less any of the other objects in the sky.
An Astrolabe
anemometer to measure the wind speed
The astrolabe became less popular for finding longitude due to the invention of more accurate and reliable methods like the marine chronometer and the sextant. These newer technologies were easier to use and provided more precise results, making the astrolabe obsolete for determining longitude at sea.
Yes, bad weather events such as thunderstorms can occur in The Sims 3 expansion pack "Seasons." These weather events can affect your Sims' mood and activities, adding realism to the gameplay.
The trade winds play a crucial role in shaping global weather patterns, blowing consistently from the subtropical high-pressure zones towards the equator.
The scientist used an astrolabe to find the altitude of the sun and stars.
astrolabe
Yes he did
An astrolabe is an old instrument used to calculate the position of celestial bodies. Here are some sentences.I found an antique astrolabe in an old store.An astrolabe was used before the sextant was invented.Polish that astrolabe so it doesn't tarnish.
A meteorologist.
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an astrolab is used for killin your self
yes they do because a astrolobe is a compass so yes the people today use a astrolabe / compass
Astrolabe & compass.
The astrolabe, jackstaff and the compass.
A radiosonde(Sondeis French and German for probe) is a unit for use in things such as weather balloons that measures various atmospheric parameters and transmits them to a fixed receiver.
IF you use them THEN they might OR they might NOT AND then again they might...