How Ancient Persians Made Ice in the Desert 115°F— And How You Can Use the Same Physics Today
Автор: Phuong Art
Загружено: 2026-03-03
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In 400 BC, Persian engineers built a machine that made and stored ice in a desert where summer temperatures hit 115°F.
No electricity. No refrigerant. No moving parts. Just mud, geometry, and physics.
Western scientists studied it for 200 years and couldn't explain how it worked — until a 1977 paper in Science magazine finally decoded the mechanism.
The structure was called the Yakhchal. Dozens still stand across Iran today. Some are still partially functional after 2,000 years.
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