Octant (instrument) - Wikipedia The lower price of the octant, including versions without telescope, made it a practical instrument for ships in the merchant and fishing fleets One common practice among navigators up to the late nineteenth century was to use both a sextant and an octant
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Octant | instrument | Britannica In the octant and the sextant, two mirrors—one fixed, the other movable—bring the image of the Sun into coincidence with the horizon …
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Octant | History of Science Museum The octant is a navigational instrument developed around 1730 almost simultaneously by an English mathematician, John Hadley, and an American glazier, Thomas Godfrey
Octant | National Museum of American History Description An octant measures angles by bringing two images together—that of the sun, for instance, and the horizon—and was used primarily to determine latitude at sea The form was described by John Hadley in London in 1731 and still in use in the early twentieth century