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Just awesome...
#1
Whoa, this is a really nice project:

[video=youtube;RLPVCJjTNgk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLPVCJjTNgk[/video]
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#2
FU'CKING AWESOME MAN. I've read the wiki article for this, and this is amazing. Greek people were such geniuses.
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#3
Did they use computers to 'lift' the machine apart, or did they do that with wires and a lot of photos? I would assume the former, but it looks some what shacky so I am not sure...

Pretty cool device, nonetheless. inb4 ancientalien fanatics.
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#4
Hazzy Wrote:Did they use computers to 'lift' the machine apart, or did they do that with wires and a lot of photos? I would assume the latter, but it looks some what shacky so I am not sure...

Pretty cool device, nonetheless. inb4 ancientalien fanatics.

Seems like a human hand moved them and they erased them digitally.
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#5
Hazzy Wrote:Did they use computers to 'lift' the machine apart, or did they do that with wires and a lot of photos? I would assume the former, but it looks some what shacky so I am not sure...

Pretty cool device, nonetheless. inb4 ancientalien fanatics.

IT was Atlantis that bult it. Duh. That's why they found it UNDER WATER. /ohsnap~

Pretty amazing find. Sounds like we need to think harder about cool stuff if the greeks came up with an accurate super solar calendar for predicting eclipses in 100BC
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#6
So basically, Greeks > Us.

Pretty amazing what they could do.
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#7
Chewy Wrote:So basically, Greeks > Us.

Modern computers are far more accurate than that tiny machine. For its time period though, it is amazing.

I think China made a similar machine, but it was two stories tall. I forgot the name.
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