The ruins of the Alexandria Lighthouse rested under the salty darkness for centuries, until cranes tore the sea to cast stones of forty tons. This extreme risk operation does not seek to re-emerge walls, but to feed computers capable of resurrecting the past. Why remove monumental stones from the bottom of the sea after all? The bay of... The post From the ruins of the Alexandria Lighthouse, giant blocks return to the surface to reconstruct in 3…
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The ruins of the Alexandria Lighthouse rested under the salty darkness for centuries, until cranes tore the sea to cast stones of forty tons. This extreme risk operation does not seek to re-emerge walls, but to feed computers capable of resurrecting the past. Why remove monumental stones from the bottom of the sea after all? The bay of... The post From the ruins of the Alexandria Lighthouse, giant blocks return to the surface to reconstruct in 3…