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by CAMILO JOSE LEON TABARES
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Great Mysteries

Science has made huge breakthroughs , but it can ? t explain everything . These days , computers do difficult calculations , but could they have existed hundreds of years ago ? The Antikythera mechanism is a computer . It was found a shipwreck in 1900 ? but it was built around 100 BC ! It was used to calculate the position of stars long before scientists knew about astronomy and physics . The Voynich manuscript was bought by Wilfrid Voynich . It doesn ? t look remarkable , but it ? s written in an unknown language . It was written smoothly which suggests the writer knew the language well . Is it a code or a lost language ? Nobody knows !

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