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Cherry picking… The Hell Fruit, by Laurence F Rose. Tit-Bits #Science Fiction Library, 1953. Cover by Ron Turner http://j.mp/1Cw1pDY
— Pulp Librarian (@PulpLibrarian) March 4, 2015
from http://j.mp/1Cw1nMf
on: March 04, 2015 at 11:09AM
Taken in 1945, this photo depicts the liberation of Jewish prisoners released from a “death train”. This image was taken toward the end of war in Farsleben when US troops intercepted the Theresienstadt-bound train and liberated 2,500 people.
http://j.mp/1DJ8UCE
Submitted March 03, 2015 at 05:46PM by displaced_tarheel
via reddit http://j.mp/1EhVAZM
Floating and airborne airports 1925. #aviation #flight http://j.mp/1ACZ2Z8 http://j.mp/1ACZ2Zc
— JF Ptak (@ptak) March 3, 2015
from http://j.mp/1odkB1p
on: March 03, 2015 at 02:12PM
Victor Hugo’s Surprisingly Modern Drawings Made with Coal, Dust & Coffee (1848-1851) http://j.mp/1GNEbrJ http://j.mp/1GNEbYA
— Open Culture (@openculture) March 3, 2015
from http://j.mp/Rv9PWl
on: March 03, 2015 at 02:01PM
Data display German military weakness, 1929. #dataviz http://j.mp/1AVWudv http://j.mp/1AVWudx
— JF Ptak (@ptak) March 3, 2015
from http://j.mp/1odkB1p
on: March 03, 2015 at 01:37PM
This is the first space selfie — and it's awesome http://j.mp/1AQ3DvD http://j.mp/1AQ3DvJ
— BI: Science (@BI_Science) March 2, 2015
from http://j.mp/1voElxn
on: March 02, 2015 at 12:06PM
'The Voice in the Night' by William Hope Hodgson: http://j.mp/1DKEjHk
— John Coulthart (@johncoulthart) March 2, 2015
from http://j.mp/1yiawTl
on: March 02, 2015 at 12:44PM
New post: rocket-launched/parachute-driven nets for aircraft (1925). #aviation http://j.mp/1DKEjaw http://j.mp/1DKEhzo
— JF Ptak (@ptak) March 2, 2015
from http://j.mp/1odkB1p
on: March 02, 2015 at 11:55AM
In 1883, Gustave Lavalette drew our iguanodons and a crocodile in the position in which they were discovered. #SciArt http://j.mp/1wEgIZz
— RBINSmuseum (@RBINSmuseum) March 2, 2015
from http://j.mp/1wEgIZE
on: March 02, 2015 at 11:34AM
all I have to contribute to #SciArt is a handful of sketches from the Field Museum over the years. Dinos from Oct http://j.mp/1DKEgvn
— tweet moth (@laudablearches) March 2, 2015
from http://j.mp/1DKEimL
on: March 02, 2015 at 10:04AM