Mechanical Computers

The Antikythera mechanism had been lost and forgotten, along with the extensive knowledge of ancient Greek advanced technology, which was accumulated through Persian night sky observations into detailed data tables. It is rumored that the great mathematician of Sicily, Archimedes, was involved in its creation. An extraordinary finding is not only the 53-tooth disk but also the non-constant coaxial cog because lunar and solar cycles do not match up. Finally, we end up in the 19th century with the reinvention of cogs and wheels with the analytical machine of Charles Babbage, which royal princess Ada updated so this machine could be the first logical computer with generic usage as she unlocked its potential for memory allocation. For this achievement of hers, there is a programming language named after her, which is a very high level of abstract paradigm.