History's First Computer Is 2,000 Years Old And Baffles Experts To This Day

All That's Interesting·Jul 22

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A 2,000-year-old device, described as the world's first computer, continues to puzzle experts. The ancient device, believed to be of Greek origin, is an analog computer that has been the subject of ongoing study and revelation of its secrets. The discovery of this ancient computer is a separate finding from the recent discovery of a pregnant mummy from ancient Egypt, which is also baffling researchers.

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