In August 1966, an astronomy professor claimed to have solved the riddle thanks to a combination of numbers and the help of an IBM computer.
The mystery surrounding Stonehenge, the famous prehistoric stone circle in southwest England, has been preoccupying researchers for decades, with theories ranging from a place of worship for the dead to a place of sacrifice or religious ceremonies. In August 1966, however, a Boston astronomy professor, Ger…
In August 1966, an astronomy professor claimed to have solved the riddle thanks to a combination of numbers and the help of an IBM computer.
The mystery surrounding Stonehenge, the famous prehistoric stone circle in southwest England, has been preoccupying researchers for decades, with theories ranging from a place of worship for the dead to a place of sacrifice or religious ceremonies. In August 1966, however, a Boston astronomy professor, Ger…