Daniel @SimpleHistoryYT

Simple History visualizes the past, bringing history to life through animation. youtube.com/c/simplehistory Joined January 2012

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Beauty of Ancient Rome - the Senate The Roman Senate initially comprised 100 members, chosen from the wealthiest and most influential families, but this number expanded over time, reaching a peak of around 900 members during the late Republic.

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Roman Room with a Table

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The beauty of ships - 17th century - 2 Galleons and a Galleass

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P-51D Mustang with external fuel tanks (1944) The P-51 Mustang, an iconic American fighter aircraft from World War II, played a pivotal role in the war's air battles with its combination of speed, range, and firepower.

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Pantherturm II, Betonsockel, Siegfried line (Germany, March 1945)

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Motte and bailey castle cross section (Europe, c. 800-1000 CE)

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The beauty of Titanic - restaurant

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Framlingham Castle (England, late 1100s)

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The Titanic's boiler rooms, situated deep within the ship, housed 29 boilers that powered its engines, consuming about 600 tons of coal per day to generate the steam necessary for propulsion, heating, and electricity aboard the vessel.

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Castillo de Gibralfaro, castle (Spain, Malaga, 1487)

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The Titanic's bridge, located at the front of the ship, was manned by officers responsible for navigation, communication, and overall command, but it famously lacked adequate binoculars for lookout purposes, which may have contributed to the ship's collision with the iceberg.