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Where Did Computers Come From? 4000 B.C to 1666 A.D. Volume No.1
Author: Raymond Christopher
Series: Calculations and Computers #1
Narrator: Raymond Christopher
Unabridged: 34 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Variable Publishing, LLC
Published: 10/15/2026
Categories: Nonfiction, Technology & Engineering, Science, Weights & Measures
Synopsis
Book DescriptionStep back through the corridors of time to uncover the true origins of human calculation, logic, and technological innovation. In Computers Where Do They Come From? 4000 B.C. to 1666 A.D. Volume No. 1, author Raymond Christopher takes listeners on an extraordinary historical journey spanning thousands of years. Far from starting in the modern era, the foundations of computing stretch deep into antiquity, evolving from ancient counting boards, astronomical tracking tools, and mechanical marvels through to the brilliant mathematical breakthroughs of Sir Isaac Newton in 1666.This immersive volume bridges history and science, highlighting how human ingenuity continually pushed the boundaries of information processing. Blending meticulous historical research with vivid narrative storytelling, this work brings the past to life through engaging characterizations and clear, accessible insights into the evolution of technology. Discover the ingenious milestones that paved the way for the digital world we inhabit today.About the AuthorRaymond Christopher is an independent researcher, author, and narrator dedicated to exploring the profound intersections of history, science, and technological development. Drawing upon decades of investigative research and broadcast media experience, Christopher brings complex historical epochs and scientific advancements to life with clarity, precision, and engaging narration. His works aim to inspire curiosity and deepen public understanding of how human innovation shapes the modern universe. The Author worked with a World Class Scientist as a Scientific Researcher for 22 years from 2001-2023. He also goes by his motto in everything he writes: "Science, Science, Science, and Much More Science!"