The first mechanical clocks

In the 15th century, the increase in European seagoing navigation and mapping increased demand for portable timepiece, because the only way a ship could measure longitude by comparing the midday (noon) local time for the meridian of longitude that Europeans (usually Paris or Greenwich) use the time saved on the ship, the process was notoriously unreliable until the introduction of John Harrison's marine chronometer. However, transovarially Very ITU is unreliable until the introduction of John Harrison's chronometer Sea. Therefore, most maps from the 15th century through the 19th century has been the exact latitude and longitude but distorted. ITU mostly an excuse to articles, maps of the 15th Century USING inactive The 19th century have precise latitude longitude but distorted.

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