Our present-day civilization is the result of a learning process that has taken thousands of years. Human beings have slowly developed their intelligence and utilized the possibilities offered to mankind by nature. This program covers the major advances of man throughout the ages. Beginning more than 2 million years ago, the program covers how man created the first tools, discovered fire, invented the wheel, created written language, and more. It continues to the advances of the Modern Era, discussing the Renaissance, Copernicus and the Solar System, the microscope, and the telescope. Lastly, it continues into the Industrial Era, the impact of transportation technology, and the creation of trains and cars. "Just the Facts: History of Science" examines the scientific advancements of both ancient and modern civilizations. Beginning with major advancements of ancient societies such as the Egyptians, the Inca, and the Mayans, and continuing with the Moon Landing and 20th century advancements, this collection presents a comprehensive overview of the development of math, science, astronomy, and writing throughout history. Concepts are illustrated with live footage, video clips, and animated graphics. Each video is divided into sections to explore specific themes, and concludes with a summary of key points. The award-winning "Just the Facts" series will intrigue and inform, using language that is easily understandable.
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