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ThusZen·Jul 27, 2025Exploring the Enigma of the Antikythera MechanismThe Antikythera mechanism, an ancient Greek device salvaged in 1901, is considered by scientists to be the world’s first computer. Today…
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D J Mathews·Nov 3, 2023Did You Know — On Time Travel, Freemasons, and Religious MisconceptionsLife “does” have its twists and turns, and sometimes, don’t you just wish you could do a “rewind” and travel back in time to redo…
Salil Sharma·Aug 26, 2023Antikythera mechanism — The Oldest Computer EverIt was a calander computer used to calculate the phases of the moon and luni — solar calander.
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Intinfoilhat diariesbyRalf Reinhardt·Mar 1, 2022A lesson from the Antikythera MechanismYou may have seen the Photos and read headlines as “It’s like finding a pocket calculator in King Tuts grave” But that distracts from some…A response icon1A response icon1
