210 BCE Babylonian star map predates Greece’s Antikythera by 300 years #Shorts

Added: 2026-05-21

[00:00:00]In 1902, a British archaeologist pried open a tomb in Oman and froze. Inside [music] was a 2,100-year-old bronze machine predating the Antikythera by 300 years, and it wasn't Greek. This wasn't a clock.

[00:00:18]>> [music] >> It was a Babylonian star decoder inscribed with cuneiform that shouldn't exist [music] in Oman. The locals called it the storm breaker because it predicted monsoons 14 months ahead.

[00:00:31]And here's the kicker. The gears align to Jupiter's orbit with 0.0008% error. In 210 BCE, the Antikythera, 150 BCE, but this device, it's older. It's non-Greek. It's impossible, and the inscription [music] mentions a lost