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challenger-explosion

Space Shuttle Challenger explodes shortly after liftoff (1986)

Live Jetsons-style in the home of tomorrow! Ideas for retro-futuristic space-age inventions (1958-1961)

Old-school color-changing liquid pregnancy tests & ovulation predictors (1980s)

Old-school color-changing liquid pregnancy tests & ovulation predictors (1980s)

X-radium cooking utensils - Bad ideas - vintage ad from 1905

Anyone for radioactive food? You could get it with this X-radium cookware – a mind-blowingly bad product idea from 1905

How cats helped create the first iron lung machines for polio victims (1938)

Amazing Live Sea Monkeys

Everyone’s favorite instant pets: The (not so) amazing live Sea-Monkeys

Nikola Tesla on an iPad - Click Americana

100 years ago, did Nikola Tesla predict the iPad, Skype, mobile phones & more? (1915)

Marie Curie - Madame Curie - Scientist

Marie Curie tells how she discovered radium (1921)

Old test tube pregnancy test kits from 1979 (3)

The first home pregnancy test kits with test tubes (1978-1985)

Watson and Crick discover and model the structure of DNA (1953)

Tesla holding a phosphor-coated wireless light bulb

Nikola Tesla’s plan to give free electricity to everyone (1896)

Founding Father Benjamin Franklin dies at age 85 (1790)

3D fictional space background

Science fiction television: The future is now (1993)

World wonders about first words after landing on the moon (1969)

World wonders about first words after landing on the moon (1969)

Radioactivity: It’s been in the family for generations (1972)

Are we entering the atomic age? (1940)

Sad woman - medication for mental illness

Doctors warn against false hopes for ‘pills for mental ills’ (1955)

Safe, efficient & potent polio vaccine a great medical advance (1955)

New drug found in common soil (1948)

Television unveiled: TV finally a reality (1930)

Male ‘Pill’ shows promise (1976)

Nikola Tesla - Colorado laboratory 1899

Tesla: What’s the future of electricity? (1912)

Advance easy-to-read Colorstick pregnancy tests (1987)

Introducing the new easy-to-read pregnancy test sticks (1987)

Nikola Tesla electricity

Tesla: Science will win the next war (1916)

World’s biggest bomber: The new B-36 (1946)

Why the man-eating sharks off Jersey coast? (1916)

Samuel P. Langley's large steam-powered model Aerodrome No. 5 making a successful flight, 1896.

Alexander Graham Bell: Flight is a fact (1896)

Artificial daylight made by Tesla (1899)

Meet Clyde Tombaugh, discoverer of Pluto (1930)

Scientists agree: Martians are a super-race (1920)

Jack Swigert in space suit NASA

Swigert is ‘swinger’ on Apollo 13 crew (1970)

The Titanic - before the ship sank in 1912

Is the Titanic still floating? Theories on the lost ship from 1912

Benjamin Franklin with kite and key - electricity

Tesla on the fallacy of Franklin’s pointed lightning rod (1919)

All aboard for the moon! (1908)

Was Albert Einstein a space alien? (2005)

What kinds of vegetables grow on the moon? (1922)

The Shrinkage of the Planet, by Jack London (1900)

Tesla’s latest wonder: Wireless electricity (1898)

“Flying saucer” Roswell disc mystery is solved (1947)

Weird doings at the Tesla plant (1903)

Albert Einstein dies (1955)

Pluto: Kansas farm boy spots new planet (1930)

The giant Brontosaurus in Central Park (1905)

Famous invention vintage trading cards

Famous invention trading cards

View of the Milky Way in 1870s

Look into space and see the wonderful Milky Way (1890)

Darwin on the fossil record & the Cambrian period (1859)

Life growing harder for the people on Mars (1922)

Sharks ravages on Jersey coast puzzle scientists (1916)

Moon landing video & transcript (1969)

No more rabies (1885)

Unlimited size of universe inspires awe (1949)

Einstein’s wife understands him, but not his theory (1921)

DNA: Gene chemical identified – may lead to source of life (1949)

The cathode ray outdone: Radium discovered (1899)

Why the new measles vaccine is recommended (1965)

Electrical wizards are in session (1899)

Computer brain power of leading nations as of 1968

Fossil whale found on mountain top (1899)

The future of aeronautics after WWI (1919)

The many wonderful possibilities of ozone (1898)

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