F4D-1/F-6A Skyray

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slither​.io was released worldwide ten years ago on March 25, 2016! Thank you all for playing slither​.io for 10 years!

how i look at bro while hes googling the thing i know im right about

Imagine fishing off Oman, dolphins all around, and suddenly a Super Hornet decides to join the party.

We're so back (I hope) #OuterWilds #OuterWildsfanart

The following has been released by the NBA.

U.S. unveils self-driving Leonidas AGV microwave weapon to take down drone swarms in seconds

Me (a 32 year old millennial) watching the 117th global economic crisis of my lifetime unfold.

had my lawyer dad weigh in (zooble is one of his fav characters. he is bad with names 😭)

The prototype Vought F-8 Crusader flew for the first time #OTD in 1955. The Crusader was the first carrier-based jet fighter to exceed 1,000 miles per hour. The RF-8G in our collection was the last operational Navy F-8: s.si.edu/4c4bXy8

@KrypTanko It was absolutely awesome when war thunder added this, probably my second favorite tank in the game

Today's "Odd Tank" is the 🇺🇸 American 'T1E1 (M6A2)' Built in the 1940's, this Heavy Tank prototype would be apart of the development with the M6A1 Heavy tank, though none of the tanks in the program would see combat. The biggest difference between the T1E1 and the M6A1 is that it used a cast hull and a different gas electric transmission. There was also the M6 which also used a cast hull which can cause some identification issues. The Armament consisted of a 76mm M7 Gun and a smaller coaxial 37mm M6 gun. The heavy tank was powered by a 800hp Wright Radial G-200 9-cylinder engine and had a top speed of 32km/h. Special Thank you to @Randomcardude for today's Odd Tank suggestion!

F-14D Tomcat, Serial 164604, Military Code XF-1, Operator US Navy, Unit Markings VX-9 Vampires, Location NAS Point Mugu (KNTD), California, Photo Date 3 October 1996, Photo by Berry Vissers. Source: airhistory.net/photo/522191/1… Feast your eyes on this totally bodacious F-14D Tomcat rocking classic VX-9 Vampires markings at NAS Point Mugu — one of the elite test squadron birds that kept pushing the Tomcat envelope in the mid-90s! #F14Tomcat #NavalAviation #TomcatTuesday #TacoTuesday #BringBackBodacious @NavalMuseum #Vampires #VX9 #FightertownUSA #NASPointMugu #F14D What’s your favorite VX-9 Vampires F-14D memory from the Point Mugu days? Drop it in the comments!

Fan brings real lion to Romanian football match interview (2000)

Why does it cost less to build a base on the moon than high speed rail from sf to la

The AIM-9X seekerhead tracking the target in flight