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The best short videos and explainers from the BBC.
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Long before T. rex, the Earth was dominated by super-carnivores stranger and more terrifying than anything dreamed up by Hollywood:
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Scientists have been exploring how our fungal inhabitants could influence our brains and behaviour:
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By 1968, 12-year-old Lo Manh Hung was already a seasoned photographer, following his photojournalist father into some of the Vietnam War's most dangerous situations:
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Nearly 1,000 mysterious chambers dot southern India's "Hill of the Dwarfs". Read more:
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keesdevreugd9177
(4 years ago)
It's a bit unsettling to realize that advanced tech will not necessarily prevent a civilization to fall. And that when a civilization falls, its technological knowledge just will be forgotten.
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jamesd2128
(4 years ago)
Just goes to show our ancestors had the same brains we do, capable of astonishing achievements and great leaps forward. Present day arrogance needs to be seen in this light.
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spyrosgerardis7808
(5 months ago)
A famous greek astrophycist said during a lecture ''imagine discovering a plasma tv in the basement of a medieval castle''. it was that out of it's era
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adamhill4141
(4 years ago (edited))
I think it is totally conceivable that we will have another dark age. How many of us really know how to create and maintain the technology around us.
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LowLifeAM
(4 years ago)
I can imagine the greek dude who made it talking to the ship captain like:
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ez9647
(2 years ago)
YouTube is like the coolest library ever
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clairet5636
(4 years ago)
As someone who has studied Ancient Greek astronomy, I’m not that surprised. They were highly sophisticated; it’s a modern arrogance that we think we’re so much more intellectually advanced than people in the past.
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HomerSimpson-tv5yu
(2 years ago)
Imagine how devastating it was to lose this in the shipwreck back in the day.
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warrenpeece1726
(4 years ago)
What's amazing is how people assume that we know everything from the past and underestimate the talents and abilities of the ancients. That they required extraterrestrial intervention for any sort of technology that surprisingly sophisticated.
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zoinomiko
(4 years ago)
What's extra amazing is how small and delicate this device is - I went to Athens just to see it and was blown away. The craftsmanship and mathematics required to create such a thing is astounding.
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JonathanXLindqviust
(4 years ago)
03:10 for those wondering why they'd fly the huge x-ray machine and not the booksized object, it's because despite astronomically small chances of a planecrash or a ship sinking, there's plenty of x-rays in the world but only one single known object like this.
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oksyar
(4 years ago (edited))
That's exactly what I've always thought about history that in those days, very advanced technologies were made and then after a generation or two, lost completely simply because of lack of communication and lack of storing information. Now imagine how many great minds would have come into being and gone without leaving any footprint.
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