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

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Βr⁣а⁣d﹒GаrI⁣i⁣ngh⁣ο⁣ᴜsе1 year ago

New doors open with RPLUSD launch.

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NFTignition 🍌1 year ago

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

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FWOG CTO1 year ago

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

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Dr. PussInBoots/MA1 year ago

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

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The Heart Speaks1 year ago

Me too. This is art.

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Emma Salvatore1 year ago

Science is the way of life

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Mark Johnson1 year ago

Granada! 🇪🇸

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tweem1 year ago

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

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Zpizzle1 year ago

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

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TKainZero1 year ago

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

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