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Aether: The 1729 Debate Over What Fills the Heavens
Editorial Note The entry below ran as two installments of...
Ideograms: The Language Before Language
Before letters were shaped to mimic speech, before alphabets and syllables gave rise to the illusion of literacy, there were ideograms: marks carved, painted,...
The Medieval Megaphone
The first megaphone was supposedly designed in the 17th century by Athanasius Kircher, a German-born scholar and renowned inventor. These megaphones could be used to...
Bells: Vibration & Electromagnetic Energy Transmission
The concept of using the vibration of bells, when connected to a metal circuit, to transmit electromagnetic energy from the atmosphere is an intriguing...
Information Flows to Unlock the Unknown
Information flows, and each piece, like a key, unlocks the unknown. Information evolves it does not adapt. Though I'm sure elites and politicians wish...
We Know They Harnessed Power, But How?
We know they harnessed power, but how? Catching photon absorption on film has become a quantum quandary. I don't know very much about quantum physics,...
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