The writings were exceptionally detailed and were in order according to daily, monthly and yearly positions of planets and stars. Not only were Scribes documenting the sky, according to an article written on Dawdlez, “Back then, astronomy had quite a significant mystical component so these scribes also interpreted omens for the king and warned him about potential future events. Afterwards the records were archived so that future astronomers could use them to learn to make their own observations.”(10 Ancient …show more content…
As time passed, the Babylonian astronomical knowledge was continued by other cultures such as Greece and eventually Europe. (Smith, 2016) The Babylonians whole way of life was surrounded by their advanced astronomical knowledge, which lead to the start of today’s understanding of Planetary Science and will continue to help continue the discovery of many more discoveries in the Solar