Plimpton 322 has 4 columns and 15 rows, according to archaeologists' research, describing the structure of the right triangle based on the ratio, not by angle or circle. These 15 rows describe a series of 15 right-angled triangles with declining inclination angles.
The upper left corner of the board was broken, but researchers believe that Plimptom 322 initially had 6 columns and 38 lines.
Researchers say Plimptom 322 could be used to build ancient buildings such as temples, palaces and pyramids.
The Babylonian trigonometry uses hexadecimal (system 60), while our modern trigonometry uses the decimal system (system 10). Currently, this trigonometric table is outdated but according to experts, it can provide us with a much simpler and more accurate trigonometric method than the one we are using in the field. investigation, computer graphics and education.
below are some strange books that have appeared in history, written in languages that no one can read, or with incomprehensible characters... that still confuse researchers to this day.
mathematics is the study of concepts such as quantity, structure, change, and space. some groundbreaking mathematical concepts not only changed human history, but profoundly changed the world we live in!
successfully connecting the human brain to the global internet network is a new technological breakthrough made by a team of scientists from wits university in south africa.
smoothies with sperm, cheese made from human bacteria, human nail cocktails ... are strange and somewhat weird foods that not everyone is brave enough to try them.
pyramids on the crimea, a 300,000-year-old nanostructures in the ural mountains ... are some of the archaeological findings that disturb the world. these findings show that we do not fully understand the development process of humanity, and it is very likely that humans survive longer than what we already know.
there have been terrible earthquakes around the world that have killed tens of thousands of people, haunting all humanity. let's review the most devastating earthquakes in human history in the past 100 years.
about 100 million people died as a result of a conflict between aboriginals and europeans on the american continent, while about 60 million died from mongolian invasions.