Stones that float on water? Sounds impossible—unless you’re in Rameswaram, India. Here, ancient stones defy gravity, floating on the surface like driftwood. Linked to one of Hinduism’s greatest epics, this phenomenon merges myth, science...
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In 1947, computer scientists working on the Harvard Mark II, one of the earliest electromechanical computers, noticed a malfunction in the system. Upon inspection, they found the cause: a d...
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If We Went to the Moon in 1969, Why Can’t We Go Now? It’s a fair question: if NASA sent astronauts to the Moon in 1969—over 50 years ago—why haven’t we gone back, and why does it seem so...
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The story of the Colosseum in Rome - The Colosseum of Rome, also known as the Flavian Amphitheater, is one of the largest and most famous monuments of antiquity, representing one of the high...
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History of the creation of Roman aqueducts? The creation of the Roman aqueducts is an extraordinary story of engineering and innovation.
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