STEM

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (or Memes)

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Interesting inventions from the past

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

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

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

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Falcon Heavy being assembled.

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Apollo program astronauts training in Arizona for the Moon missions, 1960s

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The Rhino: A bizarre experimental all-terrain vehicle, 1954

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Building the iconic Golden Gate Bridge.

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Building the iconic Golden Gate Bridge.

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A racetrack on the rooftop of Fiat’s Lingotto factory in Italy, 1923

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Skylab in orbit, with a collapsible sunshade and one solar panel deployed. 1973.

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Photos from the surface of Mars by NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover

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Assembling the Buran spacecraft; while the American Space shuttle needed a pilot on board, the Buran was traveling with autopilot, cutting-edge for the time, USSR, 1980s.

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Applied physics

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Arguably the most intelligent photo ever taken: Solvay Conference on quantum mechanics at the Institute International de Physique Solvay, Brussels, Belgium, in 1927. 17 of the 29 attendees were or became Nobel Prize winners.

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The Challenger launches, moments before its destruction. Jan. 28, 1986. (Image: AP)

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Albert Einstein taking a nap in his yard in Berlin, Germany, 1933.

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@engineers_feed Our future is bright

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Benjamin Bowden showing off his bicycle on September 17, 1946 (Photo by J. A. Hampton).

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Interesting fact: It only took 50 grams of gold to coat the huge 25 m2 mirror of the James Webb Space Telescope.