SCIENCE ET VIE - N. 431 Agosto 1953
A collection of vintage "space-age" illustrations!
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I have never understood why people who aren't circus clowns ride unicycles. They seem designed specifically to create wipeouts and, subsequently, schadenfreude (a lesson our writer learned all too well in 1967 when he undertook the massive challenge of learning to ride one). But who knew that tucked away in the pages of PopScis past were some of the weirdest, most delightfully retro-futuristic unicycles of all time? Now we all do. And I don't think it's a stretch to say our lives are all the better for it.
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Reseñar un Asimov no es una tarea fácil, debido a la calidad “de género” del autor, a la cantidad abrumadora de sus obras y al éxito que llegó a alcanzar con ellas. En verdad parece que Asimov escribió, de una forma u otra, sobre casi todo y además normalmente lo hizo muy bien. Aún así…
A Collection of O'rly book Covers | Ben E. C. Boyter
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Here are the most baffling vehicular predictions 'Popular Science'seemed really keen on at the time
En avril 1913 paraissait le premier numéro de la revue La Science et la Vie, devenue après guerre la magistrale Science et Vie. Strabic revient sur (...)
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JF Ptak Science Books Post 2166 Following this blog's series on the History of Holes and the History of Dots will be a new series: the History of Tubes, the first note of which is on the flying tubes of...
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Popular Mechanics ~ 1933
Three more fantastic Rozen covers. Hey my '72 Dodge Dart had a coat-hanger antenna too!
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I think the Airplane-Zeppelin is my favorite cover!
Modern Mechanix, January 1935 issue (complete)ContentsPackard's President Tells How Workshop Hobbies Win SuccessNew Toys Fill Santa's PackHow special Built...
Popular Mechanics ~ 1917
