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Amazing 14th century engineering for a clock. I love stuff like this. 🔊

109,462 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Βr⁣а⁣d﹒GаrI⁣i⁣ngh⁣ο⁣ᴜsе
Βr⁣а⁣d﹒GаrI⁣i⁣ngh⁣ο⁣ᴜsе1 год назад

New doors open with RPLUSD launch.

Фото профиля NFTignition 🍌
NFTignition 🍌1 год назад

The things we could accomplish if we weren’t stuck on TikTok or working all day 😭

Фото профиля FWOG CTO
FWOG CTO1 год назад

This design is outstanding. If you don't observe it, just the fountain

Фото профиля Dr. PussInBoots/MA
Dr. PussInBoots/MA1 год назад

At the time Marinide (merinides/ almarinyine) dynasty ruled over Morocco 🇲🇦 and the Andalusian provinces, and the capital was the city of Fez which was the oldest modern city with the best knowledge and had all sort of horloges and a water one mechanism still an Enigma

Фото профиля The Heart Speaks
The Heart Speaks1 год назад

Me too. This is art.

Фото профиля Emma Salvatore
Emma Salvatore1 год назад

Science is the way of life

Фото профиля Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson1 год назад

Granada! 🇪🇸

Фото профиля tweem
tweem1 год назад

timeless engineering is an underrated source of inspiration. medieval craftsmen built complex systems with pure mechanical logic - no electricity, no software, just gears and gravity creating perfect time loops

Фото профиля Zpizzle
Zpizzle1 год назад

Wait, how did they control the water being filled into the bowl? Flow rate, start time?

Фото профиля TKainZero
TKainZero1 год назад

I saw this youtube video a few days ago. REALLY cool stuff You should probably give them credit you thief.

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