The Mask of Tutankhamun from 3000 years but still a king

 

The year was 1922. The place: Egypt, in the Valley of the Kings. Howard Carter, the archaeologist, and his patron, Lord Carnarvon, assembled with invited dignitaries for the opening of the sealed door to the burial chamber of the tomb of Tutankhamun.

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☀️ Gold, net weight of 10 kilos, valued at $10 million.. When the mask was sent to be shown in London for the first time in 1975, it was insured at the time for a value of $55 million, which is the largest value of an insurance operation in history.

The mask was traveled under strict security on board one of the British Royal Air Force planes and was placed in a special armored box so that even if the plane fell, the mask would remain intact "inside the box equipped with buoyancy equipment and transmitting a signal about its location by satellite.

dreams come true Is there an end to the technological development?

You don’t need to look back 20 years to realize the tremendous developments in science and technology , and how these advances are changing the lifestyles of people all over the world although the television and video were there in those days , no one had heard then of those wonderful remote – control  unita that turn the equipment on and off helping us to choose our entertainment with the least physical – effort .

There are many other effects of technology that our life more , comfortable , you no longer worry about washing the dishes ; your dishwashing machine can take care of that if you want a hot meal you just pop your favourite food into the microwave oven and it’s ready in minutes . if you need to send an urgent message , just write it down and send it through your fax machine and it arrives on the other side of the world in seconds . passenger planes fly non-stop to different parts of the world and their pilots can find time to relax as the computers do most of the hard work for them . this all leaves people more time to enjoy . themselves and it also explains remarkable current progress in the leisure industry .

Leisure today is big business just read the advertisements in your newspaper . you won’t belive the variety ; you ‘ll find something  fit all incomes and tastes . as robots take over the work of people in industry , as communications across the world become faster , and while technology continues to create ways of persuading us to work less and enjoy ourselves more, so the leisure industy will play a far more important role in the lives of us all .

Sports, technology and daily life of human, from tv to etc...

Sports, technology and daily life of human

Entertainment Television tools from tablet to have made people lazy to Aimarsson Sports
As watching a television programme will not need more effort on the part of the viewer than pressing a button and doing some adjustments to the set , television viewing has become the most popular of entertainment . people who can see the best of the old and new films on the small screen, will not take the trouble of going to the cinema unless they prefer to spend an evening out of home for a change . unfortunately , however with some people , television , as a pastime , has taken the place of reading or practicing useful hobbies . it is said that , due to television , modern youths have limited general knowledge , for most of their spare time is taken by television watching
Television has become something indispensable in everyday life
But it has some positives and some negatives vary from one person to another depending on usage
Some people watching the television for news daily or to get Althel this Alxlmalomat useful or watching sports and betrayed difference shows there is someone watching to learn and another viewing only
We have to agree that technology has made a very high proportion of laziness among people
But there are some people who have a strong will help them to overcome such a laziness
now ask yourself some question

technology help people to become laziness?
1- what does a viewer need to do watch a television programme?
2 - why do most people not go to cinema nowadays?
3 - what in the writer's opinion , are the bad effects of television on youth?
4 - what are the passtime activities the writer mentions in the passage?