Baghdad battery

Stuff that still has little to no explanation. Some of these you might know about a lot of these you may know nothing about. One thing is true, no...

Ancient Civilizations Technology in Ancient Egypt Dandera Lightbulb and Baghdad Battery

Longstanding beliefs about ancient technological and medical knowledge were placed under scrutiny when Paul T. Keyser's published an article in the 1990s

The Baghdad Battery is one of the most famous artifacts of ancient Mesopotamia that is believed to be about 2000 years old.

Ancient pots found in Iraq appear to be batteries predating their 1800s invention by centuries and their origin is still a persistent historical mystery.

The concept of Baghdad Battery stands for three artifacts which were found all at once: a metal cylinder, a metal bar and a ceramic pot. Their purpose is viewed as some storage pots for sacred papyrus, but can there be more to it than meets the eye? In the late 1930s, an Austrian archaeologist by the name

Building a "Baghdad Battery": The intent of this instructable is to provide ideas for experimenting with battery chemistry in general, and to summarize my experience producing a replica of what is often referred to as the Baghdad Battery. In my version of a replica I argue the a…

The Hathor Temple walls in Dendera have sparked various theories and speculations since their discovery. These walls possess peculiar characteristics that have led to the formulation of diverse hypotheses. What could be the source of such controversy? Enter the infamous Dendera light, a series of stone reliefs adorning the temple walls, often interpreted as concrete …

Oopart (out-of-place artifact) is a term applied to dozens of prehistoric objects found in various places around the world that seem to show a level of technological advancement incongruous with the times in which they were made. Many scientists attempt to explain them using natural phenomena. Others say such explanations ignore the mounting evidence that prehistoric civilizations possessed advanced technological knowledge that was lost throughout the ages only to be redeveloped in modern…

The Baghdad Battery is a set of Isu batteries that generated power by harnessing energy released by the passage of time itself. The Baghdad Battery, as it is called by the humans, is a set of three artifacts: a tube of metal, a rod of another metal, and what appears to be a ceramic pot. They are, in fact, components of an Isu battery which contained a synthetic, crystalline element akin to what is known to theoretical physicists as "Time Crystals". The analogy stems from the substance's…