আধুনিক কাল নয়, ২ হাজার বছর আগেও ছিল কম্পিউটার! কী নাম তার জানেন?

আধুনিক কাল নয়, ২ হাজার বছর আগেও ছিল কম্পিউটার! কী নাম তার জানেন?                 ~ED.2~

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00:00In today's world, like a television mobile phone, there is another machine connected to human life, and that is a computer.

00:11In any case, computers are now making everything possible.

00:16Centuries after centuries, the invention of computer machines like the human brain, but it did not easily reach this form today.

00:27This machine is completely program-dependent, divided into three parts, analog, digital and hybrid.

00:34It is a part of human life, regardless of the number of people, the number of offices, or the number of jobs.

00:45But Charles Babbage did not make the computer.

00:49The first human-made computer was made almost 2000 years ago.

00:55In the 45-meter depth of the sea, the ship of the ancient Roman civilization is a submarine.

01:02Submerged in the ship, the submarines are made of bronze and marble plates, colored plates,

01:09various types of glass, jewelry, ancient coins, and another mysterious object.

01:20And so, to know more about this mysterious object, scientists began to listen carefully.

01:29Scientists had named this mysterious object Antikythera Mechanism, which worked like an analog computer.

01:39So, in the history of ancient times, scientists have called it the oldest computer.

01:47This machine was originally hand-operated, which was used to track the movement of the sun, the moon, and the planets.

01:56It also worked as a calendar.

01:59This special machine could recognize the time of the planets around the moons of the moon.

02:07In terms of appearance, its purpose was simple, but it was much more valuable than any other computer created in the last 1000 years.

02:18The Antikythera Mechanism is currently in a different part of the world.

02:24And only one-third of its original structure has been destroyed.

02:30The Antikythera Mechanism has 30 bronze gear wheels.

02:34Researchers from the University College of London are using 3D computer modeling to create the Antikythera Mechanism.

02:43They have described the Antikythera Mechanism as an extraordinary creation.

02:49Bureau Report, One India, Bangla