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When you think of ancient metal working—you’re probably thinking: swords, armor, and coins. Probably not… computers. But what if I told you the world’s first computer is 2,000 years old, and survived two millennia at the bottom of the ocean? Over 100 years ago, we uncovered a piece of ancient technology so unique and ahead of its time that it could predict the precise, astronomical movement of our solar system in the past, present, and future. It’s called the Antikythera Mechanism. This celestial map was the only one of its kind ever found, and has completely changed what we thought we knew about advanced technology through the ages. One main mystery persists: how does it exist? Beyond that, how did craftsmen using ancient tools create systems of gears and inscriptions so small and precise that you’d need a magnifying glass to read them? Who was the mechanism’s true inventor? And what was its real purpose? In this episode, enter the Codex Legendarium for a closer look at: the Antikythera Mechanism, the world’s first computer, one of the most mysterious shipwrecks in ancient Greece, ancient Greek astronomy, Babylonian astronomy, Tony Freeth, the movement of the planets, the precision of ancient technology, gear technology, fine-toothed gears, epicyclic gears, ancient magnifying glasses, Hipparchos, Marcus Cicero, Archimedes, Gaius Sulpicius Galus, auspicious days, Julius Caesar, and much more. Chapters: 02:41 Unthinkable Ancient Precision | Charting the Paths of Heavenly Bodies 07:21 Cicero's “Celestial Globe” | the Mystery of Its Unknown Inventor 10:32 Mechanism's True purpose | Priceless Map of Good and Bad Luck? 12:48 Advanced Ancient Technology Vs. the Magic of the Cosmos #computer #science #technology

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