OLDEST SCIENTIFIC MYSTERY SOLVED!!!
The mystery of the Antikythera mechanism has finally been solved after its initial discovery over 100 years ago! Found in a shipwreck in 1900, this bronze clock was used to track celestial events in 100 BC.
However, scientists couldn't pinpoint its reference calendar until YouTuber Chris Budiselic and University of Glasgow astronomers revealed key evidence showing the device was based on the Greek Lunar calendar.
In other news, a massive supercomputer simulation built by multiple Caltech collaborations showcased the crucial role magnetic fields play in the formation of accretion disks around a black hole while debunking mainstream theories that these objects are flat and influenced by gas pressure.
And, JWST has released images of the Serpens Nebula that bring new detail to its dozens of protostars creating parallel jets in the cosmic region.
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