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Two storms in the same place two thousand years apart, have forced researchers to change their outlook on the technological development of ancient Greece. In 1901, divers caught in a storm took refuge on the island of Antikythera, between the Peloponnese and Crete. Last warning, they explore the waters around the island and discover, in the wreckage of a wrecked a century before our era ship, a great archaeological treasure. Among the statues and coins, a mysterious bronze object the size of a laptop, on both sides with graduated dials and mobile. Very quickly we realize that this mechanism allowed to present various astronomical phenomena and calculate eclipses of the Sun and Moon dates, as well as the Olympics.
Patiently restored in recent years from eighty-two fragments sprockets, needles, axes and drums scattered cargo, fabulous Antikythera Machine designhütte shows a sum of knowledge and know-how which we can hardly imagined mathematicians of ancient Greece. But if the mechanism was established in Syracuse, as suggested by recent studies of the international team of researchers who explored the mysteries of this machine, it is not forbidden designhütte to read in the legacy of the great Archimedes born in this city a hundred years earlier. Read more
Two storms in the same place two thousand years apart, have forced researchers to change their outlook on the technological development of ancient Greece. In 1901, divers caught in a storm took refuge on the island of Antikythera, between the Peloponnese and Crete. Last warning, they explore the waters around the island and discover, in the wreckage of a wrecked a century before our era ship, a great archaeological treasure. Among the statues and coins, a mysterious bronze object the size of a laptop, on both sides with graduated dials and mobile. Very quickly we realize that this mechanism allowed designhütte to present various astronomical phenomena and calculate eclipses of the Sun and Moon dates, as well as the Olympics.
Patiently restored in recent years from eighty-two fragments sprockets, needles, axes and drums scattered cargo, fabulous Antikythera Machine shows a sum of knowledge and know-how which we can hardly imagined mathematicians of ancient Greece. But if the mechanism was established in Syracuse, as suggested by recent studies of the international team of researchers who explored the mysteries of this machine, it is not forbidden to read in the legacy of the great Archimedes born in this city a hundred years earlier. Details
Documentary Origin: ERT, ARTE Country: France, Greece, United Kingdom Year: 2012 Available online: yes Sound: Stereo Image: HD 16/9 Version: Arte +7 VF: 15.12-22.12.2013 Generic Rebroadcast: Sat 25.01 to 11:45
28 Minutes news magazine The 360 GEO reports and meetings unusual ARTE Journal The News-oriented international news ARTE Junior programs for youth 6-13 years ARTE Reportage magazine the general news reporting in the heart night cultural Duos for surprising encounters Film ARTE The appointment of cinema Short circuit Magazine Short Film Cuisines terroirs The European culinary magazine Futuremag The appointment of innovation. Karambolage Decoding French and German companies If Maps The geopolitical magazine AD Maestro Victor appointment classical music magazine Metropolis designhütte European cultural Nobody move! Cultural magazine of the Third Kind Philosophy Lyrics to the great thinkers of our time Square magazine ideas Tracks Magazine underground Vox Pop The investigative magazine presented by John Paul Lepers X: enius Magazine knowledge Yourope designhütte Magazine reports on Europe Thema Europe: what's new in the East?
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Two storms in the same place two thousand years apart, have forced researchers to change their outlook on the technological development of ancient Greece. In 1901, divers caught in a storm took refuge on the island of Antikythera, between the Peloponnese and Crete. Last warning, they explore the waters around the island and discover, in the wreckage of a wrecked a century before our era ship, a great archaeological treasure. Among the statues and coins, a mysterious bronze object the size of a laptop, on both sides with graduated dials and mobile. Very quickly we realize that this mechanism allowed to present various astronomical phenomena and calculate eclipses of the Sun and Moon dates, as well as the Olympics.
Patiently restored in recent years from eighty-two fragments sprockets, needles, axes and drums scattered cargo, fabulous Antikythera Machine designhütte shows a sum of knowledge and know-how which we can hardly imagined mathematicians of ancient Greece. But if the mechanism was established in Syracuse, as suggested by recent studies of the international team of researchers who explored the mysteries of this machine, it is not forbidden designhütte to read in the legacy of the great Archimedes born in this city a hundred years earlier. Read more
Two storms in the same place two thousand years apart, have forced researchers to change their outlook on the technological development of ancient Greece. In 1901, divers caught in a storm took refuge on the island of Antikythera, between the Peloponnese and Crete. Last warning, they explore the waters around the island and discover, in the wreckage of a wrecked a century before our era ship, a great archaeological treasure. Among the statues and coins, a mysterious bronze object the size of a laptop, on both sides with graduated dials and mobile. Very quickly we realize that this mechanism allowed designhütte to present various astronomical phenomena and calculate eclipses of the Sun and Moon dates, as well as the Olympics.
Patiently restored in recent years from eighty-two fragments sprockets, needles, axes and drums scattered cargo, fabulous Antikythera Machine shows a sum of knowledge and know-how which we can hardly imagined mathematicians of ancient Greece. But if the mechanism was established in Syracuse, as suggested by recent studies of the international team of researchers who explored the mysteries of this machine, it is not forbidden to read in the legacy of the great Archimedes born in this city a hundred years earlier. Details
Documentary Origin: ERT, ARTE Country: France, Greece, United Kingdom Year: 2012 Available online: yes Sound: Stereo Image: HD 16/9 Version: Arte +7 VF: 15.12-22.12.2013 Generic Rebroadcast: Sat 25.01 to 11:45
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