History of Engineering

Every self-evident truth of today was once a difficult-to-digest idea of the past. Acceptance evolves over time.

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@gunsnrosesgirl3 Normal humans will never be able to solve this puzzle
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RT if you like to know the answer

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@AMAZlNGNATURE This what happen when you take moment to enjoy your life. This what happen when you are not always running behind the deadlines, and alarm clocks. This is what happen when you the driver of your life.

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@MAstronomers I feel alone on Earth

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@gunsnrosesgirl3 Happy baby goat.. 😅

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Fashion fad of the 1950s: two-tone hair colors

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Lighters from the 1900s

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If light could travel around a Solar System planet

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Flutter is an aeroelastic phenomenon that occurs in flexible bodies with relatively flat shapes, such as airplane wings & bridge decks. This clip by Diego Codagnone shows it on a Glaser-Dirks DG-300 glider

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Supermarket checkers before barcodes existed 1965.

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How Firefighters respond to a call in Venice. 🚤

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On this day, Dec 2, 1982: Barney Clark received the first permanent artificial heart, an engineering feat in medical science that expanded possibilities for life-extending technology.

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Restoration of an 1880's Bread Cutter

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On this day, Dec 1, 1959: The Antarctic Treaty was signed, dedicating Antarctica to peaceful scientific research and symbolizing global cooperation in the pursuit of knowledge.

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Looking for Petoskey Stones? Here's How!

Petoskey stones, Michigan's state treasure, are fossilized coral formed 350 million years ago. Found along Lake Michigan's shores, especially near Petoskey and Charlevoix, they stand out when wet, revealing hexagonal patterns.

Best times to search are after storms or early spring as the thaw reveals new stones. Walk beaches, focus on gravel areas, and carry a water bottle to wet stones and spot patterns. Patience and a keen eye are key to discovering this ancient geological wonder!

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@gunsnrosesgirl3 That’s a Texas Longhorn. The horns of an adult can span between 4 to 7 feet (1.2 to 2.1 meters) from tip to tip. In some exceptional cases, the horn span can exceed 8 feet (2.4 meters).

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@gunsnrosesgirl3 The hyper realistic art of Philipp Weber,

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@gunsnrosesgirl3 Winter Morning Drive In Finland 🇫🇮

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@gunsnrosesgirl3 Jonction is a place where rivers Rhone and Arve join each other which creates a beautiful and unique natural phenomenon. Both rivers have different water colours and when joining, their waters are mixing and shuffling together into the one final river, Rhone.

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On this day, Nov 30, 1954: Ann Hodges became the only confirmed person hit by a meteorite in Sylacauga, Alabama. This event highlighted the reality of extraterrestrial impacts on Earth.

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@HowThingsWork_ Barbers training on a balloon in the 1950s