But we do have darkness! What gives? Now, old Olbers was certainly not some sort of nineteenth century nut case. Still, he’s have to live another 100 years to find the real answer to his paradox. […]
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The device mimics the complexity of clockwork not designed in Western Europe until a millennium later. What did the ancient Greeks use it for? […]
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