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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #43557 Halley
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Astronomer Sir Edmund Halley (1656—1742) is best known for the comet that bears his name.
These variations are now known as 'declination', that is the angle between magnetic north and true geographical north.
Yet one of his greatest accomplishments, in the eyes of his contemporaries, was to chart, using calculations made on his sea voyages on the warship Paramore, the 'variations are now known as compass.'
Without it, sailors were unable to correct their compasses and it was therefore impossible to deduce longitude precisely and navigate the oceans.

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