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250 years of Astronomy in Turin

   Il torinese o il turista a Torino 
 che si travels via Po   to enjoy an ice cream 
 Florio, and then visit the museum 
   
 Egyptian and takes two steps in Piazza Castello, in his  
  afternoon, past the historical points of 
   birth 
 and development of astronomy 
 in Turin.  
 
  The exhibition "stargazing" 
 Palace and Palazzo Lascaris   
 Bricherasio along this route 
   over time, making 
 see through pictures, movies 
,   instruments and documents as ancient, from the first  
  observations of Father Beccaria, carried out by a  
  tower over the roofs of Via Po, then the seat of  
  on the roofs of the Palace of the Academy of Sciences  
  and finally after a further move on the Senate,  
  has reached the present site of 'Astronomical Observatory of Pino Torinese 
 hills.  
 
  The exhibition, organized from the Astronomical Observatory of Turin, 
   in collaboration with the Fondazione Palazzo Bricherasio 
 and with the support of the Regional Council of Piedmont and   
 the patronage of UNESCO, aims to celebrate 250 years of Astronomy in   
 Turin, starting from 1759 that  in cui Beccaria, affermato fisico   
   sperimentale, fece le sue prime osservazioni astronomiche.     
   Queste celebrazioni cadono  nell'Anno Internazionale 
 dell'Astronomia, proclamato     dal'Unesco in occasione dei 
 400 anni dalle prime osservazioni astronomiche compiute     
 da Galileo, e a 40 anni dallo sbarco dell'uomo sulla luna.   
   Congiunzione di ricorrenze molto densa, dunque, quella del 2009.   
  
   Chi visita la mostra puo' seguire il percorso storico e  scientifico 
 con i     collegamenti alla storia torinese, intrecciata con le vicende 
 e la politica della     casa Reale. They also highlighted the demands 
 and support from astronomers   part of sovereigns, 
 interested and intrigued by the nascent modern astronomy, as well as  
  'requests (sometimes in the form of' prayer ') 
 of astronomers to the king. From   authentic documents you can '
 also discover the dialectic of the scientists who worked in Turin   
 with the academic and scientific life in other universities', in  
  particular with the French.  
  addition to sumptuous meridian circles, telescopes and theodolites,  
  there curiosities' such as the reconstruction of an ancient 
 study   work tools or more 'special as 
 a barograph, an anemometer, or the chronograph   dry, that whole' 
 as an instrument auxiliary to the old pendulum, which was  
  when used alone 
 astronomical observations were made "to   eye and ear ", ie, associating the time of the observations to 
 beats punctuated by   pendulum itself and counted 
 mentally ... (also on display some fine antique clocks  
 , one of them built by the same watchmaker which made Big Ben 
   London).  
 
  Palazzo Lascaris, in addition to the telescopes' great, they are 
 also exhibited models   modern space probes provided by Thales Alenia 
, to finish the walk   
 in history and in the streets of Turin with advanced astronomy, in which researchers  
  del'Osservatorio of Turin are heavily engaged.  
 
  Al Palazzo Bricherasio bookshop and 'also a greedy 
   exhibition catalog, edited by me, 
 accompanied by articles by historians, scholars   
 of the History of Science and astronomers, where the reader can' find a  
  mine of information, images and curiosities'.  
 
 Anna  Curir