Invention of steam engine At the beginning of the eighteenth century, in England in AD 1712, such a steam engine was invented which could give continuous energy to various types of machines. The advent of these machines forced the workers to rethink their future and destiny. The economies of the co
View of one of the many canals serving as streets in Venice • ISTOCKPHOTO One of the major challenges of the Venetians consisted in building an urban ensemble on what was previously only a mosaic of islands and islets on often marshy ground. To do this, they developed a technique to lay the foun
The battle of Ekeren is one of the most unknown, but also the most interesting of, in fact, the second world war of humanity, the War of the Spanish Succession. It was a battle that logic said would be won by the many by annihilating the few. But it didnt happen like that. The War of the Spanish
Introduction When you look at an ancient remnant of humanity, it is almost impossible to imagine yourself in the shoes of those who once walked the same earth and undertook the seemingly Sisyphean task of creating something as magnificent as the Pyramids Of Giza (2600 BC), Stonehenge (3000) BC) o