Chronoglide Cinema - The earliest known mechanical clock

A short, but lovely, documentary about the earliest mechanical clocks in ancient Greece.
You all will need to go to the bathroom after seeing this video, drip, drip, drip ;o)
Tesibius lives from 285 to 222 BC, such a revolution.
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[@golfpark94]

The documentary about the Antikytera is also a must see doc. Thank you for this one.

[@RadioWhisperer]

That's is amazing, love this history of time keeping

[@tomholloway7566]

Facinating

[@rocketman697]

3 minutes into this video and I had to take a bathroom break.

[@rasheedpm1063]

Amazing
❤️👍

[@user-qn7bz7yl1j]

Very nice.The ancient world is full of surprises.Ktesibius had also made a keyboard musical instrument,based on hydralic pressure,called hydraulis.hydor + aulos(water+flute).The water pressure was pushing air out of pipes, wishling on different musical tones,like the bird in this video.

[@greggc.touftree5936]

I'm glad that when real artists had reigns over this type of invention the music wasn't so bleck. They should have got the blokes who did the bit in Myst IV instead of this.

[@erikwinkler]

Leuke docu

[@SideWalkAstronomyNetherlands]

But is it digital???

[@ChronoglideWatchmaking]

It had a cuckoo function, no joke!