The concept of alternate history allows us to question the events, choices, and moments that shaped our world. History is often taught as a series of inevitable outcomes, but every event is the result of countless variables. What if Alexander the Great hadn’t died young? What if space exploration had started centuries earlier? By exploring these alternate scenarios, we can better understand the real events that did happen, appreciate the interconnectedness of our world, and develop insights into the fragility and resilience of human society. Here, history becomes a dynamic canvas for exploration rather than a fixed set of events.