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Probably just an editing error but I find it interesting that, according to the text of the article, they were finished with the restoration before they ever st
by doodlebugging 1y ago
Probably just an editing error but I find it interesting that, according to the text of the article, they were finished with the restoration before they ever started.
>The restoration of the Hall of Constantine began in March 2025 and was completed in December 2024.
Someone probably fat-fingered a number in one or more of those dates or swapped them.
- edm0nd 1y agoor the most likely scenario, the pope has a time machine == confirmed.
- labster 1y agoIt was already pretty likely, considering Pope Formosus was put on trial months after his death, and he was in attendance.
- doodlebugging 1y agoProbably suitably air-gapped so that none of us plebes can remote into it and spin for a random date to kick off a global reboot. I wonder whether it uses a joystick, scrolling wheel, or a user-selectable date and whether the user can pick their spawn point. What is the date format? Gregorian calendar or earlier? Is the machine bright enough make date corrections based on where you want to go on that date if the location doesn't use a standard European calendar? It would really suck to pick a date where you know something important was gonna happen and find out you rolled it all back to a different continent because you glitched the part where you were supposed to end up in Atlantis and found yourself treading water in the middle of the Atlantic because of a spelling error. Too many questions here. The unknownable unknowns are a real drag.
- LargoLasskhyfv 1y agoWaddabout orbits around the central star of the planet of the apes, and fractions thereof in duodecimal?
- aruggirello 1y agoMaybe the famous Chronovisor by Father Ernetti? https://archive.org/details/fatherernettisch0000kras https://archive.org/details/fatherernettisch0000kras