Prior to the afternoon, Mr Kees van der Leer conducted a short walk for a select group along houses where the Huygens family lived. Following the introduction by chairman Joost Albers and an update "Huygens' Time Machine" by Theo Pronk, director of the Hidden City Foundation the lecture "Huygens, Saturn, and a career in 17th-century science" by Prof Fokko Jan Dijksterhuis
From Archimedes' Influence to Unsung Contributions in Modern Science
On 7 December was the launch of the Huygens' Tijdmachine, an important step in the realisation of this unique project.
After opening by Joost Albers (chair of the Haegsche Tijd Foundation), there were lectures by Serge ter Braak on the 17e century Binnenhof and from Theo Pronk on the making process digital reconstructions
There was a great article on this by Marieke van Essen in The Telegraph of 8 January 2024. (c) 2024 De Telegraaf. Click to read this!
Lustrum meeting of Haegsche Tijd Foundation
at Venduehuis in The Hague
Presentation chairman Joost Alberts, followed
by lecture of Prof. Dr. Rien van de Weijgaert
On the Antikythera mechanism
A fascinating lecture by Prof Dr M.A.M. van de Weijgaert
At the Lustrum meeting of Haegsche Tijd Foundation
on 28 September at Venduehuis in The Hague
(See below explanation Dirk van Swinderen on Antikythera mechanism)
Words of thanks from Joost Albers to CEO Nima Tolou and
Head of Production Aleksandar Jovic
The book outlines in 12 chapters the developmental progression from sundials, through mechanical clocks to increasingly accurate atomic clocks. It is a great source of information for anyone interested in the subject of TIME in all its aspects. With a host of photos and illustrations, the book is an instructive and wonderful reference work.
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