The Antikythera Mechanism (150-100 BCE) is an ancient Greek device for predicting astronomy.

Its intricate gears showed advanced mechanics and astronomy far ahead of its time.

It predicted solar and lunar eclipses, as well as planetary positions and celestial events.

Bronze gears and inscriptions show skilled artisans and advanced ancient metallurgy.

Shows ancient civilizations' deep understanding of celestial mechanics and technological innovation.

It was likely created by blending Babylonian astronomical knowledge with Greek geometric principles.

Their precision without modern tools highlights the brilliance of ancient scientific ingenuity.