The West cannot deny it, this is proof that Islamic scientists introduced space technology earlier

CAIRO – Currently, China, Russia, Europe, and United States of America competing to introduce space technology. In fact, it was Al Biruni, an Islamic scientist who was the first to measure the roundness of the Earth.
Al Biruni had measured the diameter of the earth more accurately than anyone else before the 17th century.

He hypothesized the existence of North and South America as inhabited continents, and invented the first global date calculation system.

Not just a theory, the discovery of this artifact in Turkey in 1973 is indeed interesting and raises speculation about technological advances in the past.

This rock statue in the shape of a rocket or spaceship, which is more than 3,000 years old, prompts questions about how it was possible that people of that time had the knowledge to make such a modern-looking object.

Although archaeologists have not been able to reach definitive conclusions about the origins and meaning of these artifacts, several interesting theories have been proposed:

Some people believe that these artifacts are evidence of extraterrestrial visits to Earth in the past.

Its shape, which resembled a rocket or spaceship, and its advanced design for its time, were considered indicative of technology far beyond human capabilities at that time.

Another possibility is that this statue had a symbolic or religious meaning for the people who created it. Its shape, which resembles a rocket or spaceship, may represent the concept of flight or journey to the afterlife.

It is important to remember that ancient civilizations around the world had varying degrees of technological advancement.

It is possible that the society that created these artifacts possessed knowledge and skills unknown to others at the time, allowing them to create objects that appear advanced to us today.

The discovery of this artifact in Turkey is a reminder that there is still much we do not know about the history and past of humanity.

Further research and analysis is needed to understand the meaning and origins of these artifacts in more depth.

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