On this day in history trivia and facts collected during a 25-year career in radio. Rock history, sports, world & entertainment history. #BOTD Celebrity #obits.
Today marks 68 years since NASA launched operations! Since Oct 1, 1958, NASA has worked to explore the frontiers of air and space, making history along the way.
And the journey is still just getting started—new chapters of exploration are unfolding in the years ahead!
Did you know?
Disney has a rule for their character performers: when hug a child, they are told not to let go first. They must wait until the child releases the hug on their own. The reason is simple: you never know how much that child might need that hug in that moment.
🚀✈️ Malgré les années et un concept abandonné pour les vols habités, il reste quelque chose de fascinant et d’unique dans la navette spatiale. Une véritable icône de l’ère spatiale qui semble encore appartenir au futur. Ressentez-vous la même chose ?
This Day in Buster... October 1, 1922
“The Electric House" is released and shows Buster Keaton is a powerhouse when it comes to devising gadget gags.
#oldhollywood#silentfilm
This is so wholesome.
On the last ever Carol Burnett Show, Tim Conway surprised Carol with her idol, Jimmy Stewart.
Her reaction transforms her into a kid again.
🏴☠️ Ray Guy was a different kind of “punter”.
🏈 Outside of @PatMcAfeeShow is there another punter in history that could break tackles like this?
🎥 Credit Kevin Gallagher
This futuristic jukebox was made in 1961.
The AMI Continental held 100 45-rpm records, giving listeners 200 song selections.
Its most distinctive feature was the curved, illuminated title display above a transparent dome that exposed the record-playing mechanism below.
Available in mono and stereo versions, the Continental became one of AMI’s most recognizable jukebox designs of the early 1960s.