Posted on 03/14/2021 11:25:42 AM PDT by tbw2
A digital model has revealed a complex planetarium on the ancient device's face. “Unless it's from outer space, we have to find a way in which the Greeks could have made it,” researchers say.
(Excerpt) Read more at vice.com ...
Scientists Have Unlocked the Secrets of the Ancient ‘Antikythera Mechanism’
https://www.vice.com/en/article/pkd57k/scientists-have-unlocked-the-secrets-of-the-ancient-antikythera-mechanism
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in a 2006 study also led by Freeth, revealed scores of never-before-seen inscriptions that helpfully amount to a user’s guide to the mechanism...
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RTFM
And scholars said ancient man were dumb hunter’s and gatherers and spoke using grunts and groans.
Obviously they were smarter than a lot of people alive today.
“..Obviously, they were smarter than a lot of people alive today....”
Without a doubt, but then again, that probably wouldn’t take much from what we’re seeing coming out of “professors” and “universities” today.
“Serenity Now! Serenity Now!”
“Obviously they were smarter than a lot of people alive today.”
Just imagine what the vast majority of the “follow the science” crowd would do. The concept of two gears meshing is way beyond their understanding. After all, Falsie Fauci is a god to them. (Note the small g, wish I could have made it microscopic.)
Image credit: Joyofmuseums [CC BY-SA 4.0], from Wikimedia Commons
The ancient Greeks were responsible for such marvels as the catapult and the camera obscura. They invented the astrolabe, a forerunner of the sextant, which aided marine navigation by (among other things) measuring the angle between the horizon and the sun or other celestial bodies. By the end of the first century BCE, they had even invented the odometer, which measured the distance a cart or carriage traveled. So when it comes to engineering, they were no slouches. When it comes to preserving their most advanced inventions for posterity…well, that’s another story. At the beginning of the 20th century, historians were shocked to learn that Greek thinkers had built a rather sophisticated analog computer in the neighborhood of 82 BCE and then, astonishingly, left no record of its existence.
If it doesn’t do cat pictures and porn it isn’t an advanced computational mechanism.
“And scholars said ancient man were dumb hunter’s and gatherers and spoke using grunts and groans.
Obviously they were smarter than a lot of people alive today.”
They thought the earth was at the center of the universe!
But then, some here still do!
Another instance of white supremacy. Cancel Antikythera.
That’s amazing
An that was only one half of the ship.
Meanwhile, because the explanations are necessarily consensus thinking, no one dares to examine the possibility that the knowledge came from the Library of Alexandria via a preexisting now vanished civilization destroyed during the North American comet strikes in 10800BC and the ushering in of the Younger Dryas Age and its floods.
The Ancient Greeks knew the sun was the center of the solar system - but these ‘scientists’ insist the the model to use is the European Dark Age model with Earth as the center of the solar system.
So take their conclusions with a grain or two of salt.
This 10 minute video explains his research and resulting discoveries:
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