How Persia Made Ice Under a 50°C Sun — The Secret Modern Science Can’t Beat

 

How did an ancient civilization freeze water in one of the hottest deserts on Earth—without electricity, without machines, and without a single drop of fuel? In this gripping documentary, Historia Prime uncovers the forgotten Persian technology that created ice under a 50°C sky: the Yakhchal. You will travel into the heart of the desert, step inside towering mud domes, witness the cosmic physics that chilled water using the night sky, and explore how communities stored ice for months to make sherbets and the world’s earliest frozen desserts. Most shocking of all: modern scientists are now reinventing this 2,400-year-old invention to build net-zero cooling systems for the cities of the future. If you want to understand how the past may save us from tomorrow’s heat crisis, this is the story you cannot miss. 📌 HASHTAGS

 

 

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I Found Impossible Geometry in the Andes Mountains

 

In one of the most remote parts of the world, I found a series of strange rock formations... and remarkable evidence of the humans that lived among them.

 

 

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NEW Megalithic Discovery in Peru | Unregistered Site!

 

Join me on this epic adventure to document a newly discovered unregistered site deep in the Ancash region of Peru. This is the ancient site known as "El Potrero" by locals and the only video footage that exists of this forgotten space — a complex of megalithic stone architecture, carved stairways, channels, and later colonial-era industrial features, all hidden in plain sight and never formally excavated or surveyed. This site was discovered through a single social media post and verified through extensive cross-referencing with Peru’s national archaeological registry. With the help of local community leader Rómulo, former president of the district, I was able to reach and document this remote location after a challenging journey through difficult mountain terrain.

 

 

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Archaeology and 'the Acadian House' in the 1600's

 

Baccaro is the oldest place name in Nova Scotia, from the Basque word, Baccolaos, which means codfish. It is a coastal headland and visually stimulating area of mostly flat grassland and bog. Atlantic winds prevent or severely stunt the growth of trees, leaving only a few small pockets of tenacious spruces and firs growing in the area.

 

Ballcourts in the American Southwest 

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