cosmography|cosmographies in English

noun

[cos'mog·ra·phy || -grəfɪ]

study of universe or world; representation of the main features of the universe; science that describes the general features of the universe

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1. 5 Philosophy is a human study, and is human sociology and cosmography.

2. 2 It has been widely used in the fields of cosmography physics, geophysical studies, biomedical research and nuclear physics.

3. 3 Then, in 150 the young geographer Martin Waldseemuller published a new Latin edition of Ptolemy's Cosmography .

4. 4 EVER SINCE the law of Copernicus was discovered and proved, the mere recognition that not the sun, but the earth moves, has destroyed the whole cosmography of the ancients.

5. 1 This exercise in cosmography , in discovering entirely new structures in the universe, struck me as one of the most exciting things happening in science, and it led me to my present career.