Unpublished Dune Marvel cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz, 1984.
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Photo by Wolfgang Schroter. Hennigsdorf, Germany, 1969.
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Don Dixon space art featured in Starlog, January 1977.
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The Military Officers' Academy Synagogue in Mitzpe Ramon, Israel. Architects: Alfred Neumann and Zvi Hecker.
(ResearchGate)
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Astrolabe clock crafted in Augsburg, Germany, circa 1580-1600
from The British Museum
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My social media team tells me growth is “to the moon” over on Bluesky. But ICYMI, yeah, Humanoid History is there and elsewhere.
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13th Floor Elevators at the Avalon Ballroom concert poster, 1966.
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Rocket Building in Saitama, Japan, built in the 1980s to house an astronomy museum, now mostly apartments. (via)
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Japanese poster for The China Syndrome, 1979.
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Yellow Submarine model.
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Power plant in Hirschfelde (Zittau), Germany.
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1971 poster for 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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Transformer station in Dresden, German, dismantled in 1983.
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"GO APE!" (1974)
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British re-release poster for 2001: A Space Odyssey, 1970s.
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Isaac Asimov, illustrated by Rowena Morrill for the cover of Opus 200, 1980.
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The #Hubble Space Telescope recently revisited the famous “Pillars of Creation,” providing astronomers with a much more detailed view of this region in the Eagle Nebula, which was first imaged in 1995. Here, the pillars have been photographed in near-infrared & visible light.
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