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The 2,000-Year-Old Computer From Ancient Greece
Ancient Greece built a bronze computer 2,000 years ago. ⚙️ #unsolvedmysteries #mystery #ancient #archaeology #shorts
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How did ancient Greece build a working mechanical computer 2,000 years ago?
Divers once recovered a heavy lump of corroded bronze from the seafloor.
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About this reel
The reel opens with divers recovering what appears to be a corroded lump from the seafloor off Greece. Upon closer inspection, it is revealed to contain finely crafted bronze gears, turning into the Antikythera mechanism. The narration details how this device could track celestial bodies and predict eclipses, far ahead of its time. The mood shifts to wonder as questions arise about other lost ancient machines and the mathematical knowledge required to create them. This video would appeal to history buffs and tech enthusiasts curious about the origins of complex machinery.
