Antikythera Computer's Missing Half Finally Rebuilt by AI — What It Calculates Will Shock Historians
Ambrose Discovery
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Antikythera Computer's Missing Half Finally Rebuilt by AI — What It Calculates Will Shock Historians
For over a century, the Antikythera mechanism sat in an Athens museum as a corroded lump of bronze, half of an ancient Greek machine with its most important side lost to the sea. You will find out how sponge divers stumbled onto it in 1900, how CT scanning and AI reading of its shattered inscriptions rebuilt the missing front, and what it actually calculates. We break down how it tracked the moon, the sun, the planets, eclipses, and even the ancient games, all in hand cut bronze. You will also learn why this single object quietly rewrites how advanced we thought the ancient world was, and why experts still argue over who built it and whether it could truly run.
#Antikythera #AncientTechnology #Archaeology #AI #HistoryMysteries #LostTechnology
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Ingots of bronze hammered into plates.
Plates cut into discs. Teeth cut/filed.
Rods and spindles. Screws.Etc..
The big question is: What other advanced ancient technologies have been lost? Who built the pyramids, and what technology did they use?
The Greeks took everything after their defeat of their enemies. Not only knowledge but things they could touch or now possess. (Tools, weapons, etc)
That area of the world also had motion of tectonic plates, knocking buildings into the sea. Ships also carried precious items that were over turned spilling items like this into the sea like this amazing gear of the universe.
I was born in 1960 my family moved to Tarpon Springs FL. My Grandfather immigrated to the USA in the 1800s (his name is on the wall at Ellis Island).
On occasion I would travel back to Symi for summer vacation, I had the pleasure of meeting a hermit an old gentleman that I swear his IQ was off the charts, because of his high IQ everyone thought he was insane.
The ancients in that area had much knowledge, things we have not discovered yet..
It is truly remarkable.
Antikythera Computer's Missing Half Finally Rebuilt by AI — What It Calculates Will Shock Historians
Ambrose Discovery
1,027,695 views
Antikythera Computer's Missing Half Finally Rebuilt by AI — What It Calculates Will Shock Historians
For over a century, the Antikythera mechanism sat in an Athens museum as a corroded lump of bronze, half of an ancient Greek machine with its most important side lost to the sea. You will find out how sponge divers stumbled onto it in 1900, how CT scanning and AI reading of its shattered inscriptions rebuilt the missing front, and what it actually calculates. We break down how it tracked the moon, the sun, the planets, eclipses, and even the ancient games, all in hand cut bronze. You will also learn why this single object quietly rewrites how advanced we thought the ancient world was, and why experts still argue over who built it and whether it could truly run.
#Antikythera #AncientTechnology #Archaeology #AI #HistoryMysteries #LostTechnology