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The Steam-Powered Pigeon of Archytas – The Flying Machine of Antiquity - Vimarsana News

The Steam-Powered Pigeon of Archytas – The Flying Machine of Antiquity

Did you know that the first robot was actually created over 2,000 years ago? Brainchild of Greek mathematician Archytas, the flying pigeon was powered by steam.

Han Purple: A 2,800-year-old artificial pigment that quantum physicists are trying to understand - Vimarsana News

Han Purple: A 2,800-year-old artificial pigment that quantum physicists are trying to understand

Han purple is an artificial pigment created by the Chinese over 2,500 years ago, which was used in wall paintings and to decorate the famous terracotta warriors, as well as ceramics, metal ware, and j

The Hidden History Of Egypt: Khemitology - Vimarsana News

The Hidden History Of Egypt: Khemitology

Egypt is currently in the news, and not for the most pleasant of reasons.

'Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity' DLC Wave 2 Guide: New Stages, Characters, and More Things Players Could Expect - Vimarsana News

'Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity' DLC Wave 2 Guide: New Stages, Characters, and More Things Players Could Expect

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity received the second wave of DLCs from its Expansion Pass, entitled "Guardian of Remembrance." The said DLC pack has brought in new in-game content, including new playable characters, stages, and chapters.

Genius Maintenance Secrets of Aqueduct of Constantinople Revealed - Vimarsana News

Genius Maintenance Secrets of Aqueduct of Constantinople Revealed

Over time, these chalky white deposits can build up on rock, brick,  concrete, or metal surfaces where water runs. The longer water runs through a copper pipe, for example, the more calcium carbonate deposits will build up inside. Eventually, they can become so thick that water flow is restricted or blocked altogether, at which point a plumber will need to be summoned to clean the pipes.  Limescale buildup could be a problem in  aqueducts, too. The spring water harvested for aqueduct transport would have picked up dissolved deposits of calcium carbonate from limestone and other surroundin...