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June 22 marks the 350th anniversary of the Royal Observatory Greenwich, the home of the historic Prime Meridian that is considered by many to be the birthplace of modern astronomy.

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Royal Mail has released images of 10 stamps being issued to celebrate the Royal Observatory’s foundation in 1675.

A set of 10 stamps to mark the history and achievements of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, has been released by Royal Mail. They include four images of telescopes, one of a clock, and one of the ...

The images commemorate John Harrison, who measured longitude at sea (Handout/PA) Royal Mail has released images of 10 stamps being issued to celebrate the Royal Observatory’s foundation in 1675.

The stamp images narrate the story of the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London and its role in the history of astronomy, timekeeping, and navigation.

Royal Mail has released images of 10 stamps being issued to celebrate the Royal Observatory’s foundation in 1675.