Salem Witch Trials, Neptune Discovered & Einstein's Relativity | Sep 21–27
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Salem Witch Trials, Neptune Discovered & Einstein's Relativity | Sep 21–27
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The week opens in 1170 with the Anglo-Norman conquest of Dublin, a seizure of power whose consequences would define the relationship between Ireland and England for generations. In 1122, the Concordat of Worms quietly settled one of medieval Europe's bitterest disputes — the struggle between popes and emperors over the appointment of church officials. Then in 1513, Vasco Núñez de Balboa hacked through Panamanian jungle to become the first European to see the Pacific Ocean.
The episode moves through the revolutionary 1790s: Salem, Massachusetts witnesses its final witch trial hangings in 1692, and exactly a century later in 1792, Paris abolishes the monarchy and declares the First French Republic — a declaration that shook every throne in Europe.
The 19th century brings two scientific triumphs: Neptune's discovery in 1846 at the Berlin Observatory, found precisely where mathematics predicted it would be, and in 1905 Albert Einstein — a 26-year-old patent clerk in Bern — publishes the special theory of relativity and introduces E=mc².
The 20th century closes the episode with the Ford Model T entering production in Detroit in 1908, the federal desegregation standoff at Little Rock Central High School in 1957, and Malta's peaceful independence from Britain in 1964.
Ten events. Eight centuries. One unforgettable week.
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