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As we come to know more about technology in India and Egypt there are more evidences of highly advanced technology, the one of thousands years old. There are many of temples in India and even today it is impossible to believe that these were built with primitive techniques. Some Indian temples were copied by contemporary Indian industrial. This will make you wonder what technology did the people of India and Egypt used, how did they manage to make this buildings?

Granite is one of the hardest materials known. The ancient Egyptians were able to cut solid rock as if it were made of wood. Granite is very heavy and yet the people could bring them from the old Asia? They brought 50 tons weight and 60 meter blocks 375 km away and place them in a right position. The only tools they had at that time were made of copper, yet they manage to shape granit the way they needed it. read more »

Earth has one moon which illuminates the night, but in earth’s solar system, 172 moons have been discovered thus far orbiting around the other planets. More moons continue to be discovered as Hubble Telescope keeps probing the outer reaches of space, and as the technology to map the solar system continues to advance. For instance, scientists have located 63 moons around Jupiter, 60 moons circling Saturn, 27 moons rotating around Uranus, and 13 orbiting Neptune, yet Venus and Mercury do not have any moons.
However, all of these moons are not created equal. These moons vary in size from one of Neptune’s moons, Deimos, which is seven miles in diameter to one of Jupiter’s moons, Ganymede, which is 3,280 miles in diameter. In comparison, earth’s moon has a diameter of 2,160 miles. read more »

One of the worst kinds of damage that your home can suffer from is water damage. When there is a leak or flooding conditions, the structural integrity of your house can be severely compromised. Any valuables that you may keep in your home can also become damaged or unusable. read more »