Home > In California, the history of the world is etched into granite 

High tech
In California, the history of the world is etched into granite 

Description

In the Sonora Desert, Jacques-Andre Istel, 94, has been building his "Museum of History of Humanity in granite" for nearly four decades. Istel's ambitious project stretches over 2,600-acre (1,052-hectare) and is not yet complete.

Added on the 05/05/2023 17:06:20 - Copyright : AFP EN

To customise your video :

Or Create an account

More videos on the subject

  • Pets Evacuated from SoCal Blaze Find Shelter at Local Equestrian Center

    Massive fires in Southern California have forced pets of all sizes to take shelter at a local equestrian center. Hansen Dam Equestrian Center provided temporary accommodation for displaced animals that had been evacuated from the path of the La Tuna fire, in Los Angeles, on Sunday. The fire, which has been described as the largest in Los Angeles' history, has reportedly covered around 7,000 acres of land.

    05/09/2017 - RT Ruptly EN
  • Ancient monuments, world class chefs and an arts scene to rival Paris: Welcome to AlUla

    With airport expansion plans and new attractions, the ancient city of AlUla could soon be the arts and culture hub of Saudi Arabia.

    12/11/2023 - Euronews EN
  • Sublime Springboks make history by winning record fourth World Cup title

    South Africa beat the All Blacks 12-11 in a pulsating final to become the most succesful side in World Cup history. Leo McGuinn is joined in the studio by Mbulelo Thinta to discuss the 2023 Rugby World Cup Final.

    29/10/2023 - France 24 EN
  • Italy's oldest ship stops in Rio during round-the-world voyage

    The Amerigo Vespucci, the oldest ship in the Italian navy with 92 years of active service, makes a port call in Rio de Janeiro for its second round-the-world voyage. The ship, commissioned in 1930, will pass through five continents, three oceans, 28 countries, and 31 ports.

    25/10/2023 - AFP EN
  • Archaeologists search the English Channel for World War II shipwrecks

    More than 80 years on from the Dunkirk and Operation Dynamo, in which hundreds of thousands of British and French soldiers were saved, researchers are identifying the ships that sunk as they helped in the heroic effort. With an array of technology, archaeologists on board the Andre Malraux are able to scan the wrecks, cataloging an unseen underwater heritage. "It's quite an emotive feeling" says Mark James, a geophysicist from Historic England, "you realise the human sacrifice that was made".

    13/10/2023 - AFP EN

More videosHigh tech

Watch video of The 'DC Universe' Digital Streaming Service Will Launch Its Beta Version In August And It Will Feature More Than Just TV Shows, With Comics And Movies Also Coming To The App. - DC Universe streaming beta coming in August - Label : BANG Showbiz -
High tech

DC Universe streaming beta coming in August

29/06/2018 14:51:34

Watch video of A Cognitive Psychologist In Montreal Wanted To See How The Musical Mind Responds To Different Compositions, So He Looked Inside Sting's Brain. - Sting's musical mind revealed by brain scan - Label : Reuters EN -
High tech

Sting's musical mind revealed by brain scan

24/08/2016 14:06:33