Elongation Manuscript - Unframed painting

About the "Elongation Manuscript" series In astrometry, "elongation" is a way of describing the position of celestial bodies: the angle between the inner and outer planets and the sun when looking from the earth to the sun. . When celestial bodies reach certain elongation angles, we will call them by special names: "Greatest Elongation", "Conjugation", "Opposition", "Quardrate" ), these are the proper nouns in the picture. In the design of this series, we drew the common schematic diagrams of the relative positions of the planets in the solar system in the style of early modern European manuscripts. Combining important scientific concepts with the classical beauty of the manuscript, it is an imaginary representation of people's original exploration and study of planetary astronomical phenomena. After all, people have always been human, and people are always curious about planets.