From the First Metal Tool to Curiosity: The Leap in Human Technology

As I write these lines, Curiosity, a small, mobile robot, is searching the sands of Mars for signs of life. It is exploring the surface of the planet, as it is equipped with a small, automated laboratory that analyzes Martian soil in terms of organic chemicals and water. It is equipped with a solar battery, and is able to operate for years without the help of its creators, who are millions of miles away and deciphering the encrypted messages it sends back to Earth. Kyriocity, one of the most amazing technologies, is a 21st century technological wonder. 200 generations have passed since the first metal tool was manufactured, the technology has reached a stage of increasing achievement that was shown to our ancestors as a kind of magic. Over the past 100 years, exciting technological advances have led to the emergence of extraordinary instruments that have enabled humans to acquire an enormous amount of knowledge about the natural world – from the structure of the universe to the structure of DNA – more than in all previous centuries. Using optical and radio telescopes, we have been able to observe galaxies billions of light-years from Earth. And we have looked at the beginning of time, the blazing sphere that made up our world. The technological marvels of today’s civilization – and the real scientific insights into basic natural reality – did not come easily. They built long chains of technological discoveries and updates, and so over the course of several thousand years led our species from the primitive stone age to 21st-century magic and nanotechnology; from the making of stone engravings to the making of Boeing 787. Of all the discoveries that man has made in his march towards urbanization, there has been one that has made it possible to achieve all of this. It is the discovery that we use every day and intuitively. But this discovery has changed everything. It is the discovery of humanity how to light and control fire... - Dr. Michael Denton, Firemaker: How Humans Designed to Harness the Power of Fire?, pp. 9 11. https://books.google.com/books/about/?id=FyvwDQAAQBAJ... Video clip attached to the post: https://www.diyaa-alandalus.com/api/media/videos/braheen-org-957114837800921-523ad434.mp4 — Source: Published on Facebook's "Braheen Center" page https://www.facebook.com/braheen.org/videos/957114837800921