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Scientists Reveal History of an Ancient Peruvian Observatory
At the risk of sounding like Colman Domingo’s character in a recent SNL sketch: did you know that ancient societies had observatories of their own? While their technology was not quite at the level of producing high-powered telescopes, they also didn’t have to worry about light pollution nearly as much as we do. Ancient people were — presumably — looking to the skies for the same reasons we do today: to better understand the larger world, and pe…
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