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Anna Fisher in 1985 - one of the first US women in space, and the longest running active NASA astronaut.

This is Mimas a moon of Saturn, not the Death Star

Australian city uses drainage nets to stop waste from polluting waterways.

Between the time it was discovered and the time it was declassified as a planet, Pluto did not even complete one revolution around the sun!

Soviet spacecraft "Soyuz", photo from the ship "Apollo". The Soyuz and Apollo spacecraft docked on July 17, 1975, in a demonstration of how well the rendezvous and docking systems of each spacecraft would work with each other.

Model T 'Elevator Garage', Chicago 1936.

2020 was 2020 days ago.

Nikola Tesla predicting smartphones more than 100 years ago:

A 2-3-2 Soviet super-speed steam locomotive. Moscow, USSR, 1939.

What came first? Egg or chicken?

Sunset on Mars.

British Transport Minister Ernest Marples takes a ride in the Amphicar in London. 1964.

Inside the flight deck of Space Shuttle Endeavour.

This is a photo of Orville Wright getting a piggyback ride from mechanic Bill Conover to get to his aircraft in the Miami River. Because why not? 📷 : National Air and Space Museum Archives (NASM-9A10110)

Dave Scott enjoys the view from the open hatch of the Apollo 9 command module, March 6, 1969.

J.S. Peress, the inventor of a new armored diving suit, gets his device ready for tests in a tank at Weybridge, United Kingdom. 1930.

There is a huge, hexagonal storm system at the north pole of Saturn. It's 29,000 km across—more than twice the diameter of Earth. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/Kevin M. Gill

Clearest picture of mars ever! Those canyons are the deepest and longest in our solar system.

Throwback to this 2003 newspaper article on Elon Musk and SpaceX.

🚗 From Japan’s dominance to China’s takeover, 45 years of global car production in 30 seconds.