US Edition500-year-old compass found in Poland may have belonged to Copernicus
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500-year-old compass found in Poland may have belonged to Copernicus
A bronze compass, possibly used by one of history’s greatest astronomers, was recently uncovered during an archaeological dig in northern Poland. This rare find, made near the remains of a 16th-century canonry, could open new windows into how early scientists like Nicolaus Copernicus studied the skies. The instrument was located last weekend in the gardens surrounding Frombork Cathedral using ground-penetrating radar. The tool that led to the di…
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